Post by ttmax on May 7, 2019 16:36:50 GMT
It should be normal, but one year later, I picked up my two old Fenders. Uahh ... except that they were perfectly tuned (the Hb I hadn't used for about three months no). But what totally changed me is the difference in sound, tone, sustain I limit myself and I don't go any further. Now the question arises: it is better to continue with this "gas" and continue to buy wood (in relationship) or make a sacrifice for some time and continue to buy something that although it costs much more sounds in a more than satisfactory manner.
Probably the gap so high apart from the obviousness of the price and the brand is it due that the two Fenders are from the 80s? I don't even know why I have no way to compare them with current Fender but apparently these would seem to sound a lot worse than those of 30 years ago will it be true?
Yet as soon as I took the hb it didn't seem so flat compared to each other the handle I never liked, but until yesterday I thought it was the only flaw, obviously in relation to the price.
Probably the gap so high apart from the obviousness of the price and the brand is it due that the two Fenders are from the 80s? I don't even know why I have no way to compare them with current Fender but apparently these would seem to sound a lot worse than those of 30 years ago will it be true?
Yet as soon as I took the hb it didn't seem so flat compared to each other the handle I never liked, but until yesterday I thought it was the only flaw, obviously in relation to the price.