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Post Metal Warrior
- Mar 12, 2007
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I used to be an Ibanez man, humbuckered to the hilt, flat necked low action heaven... I still am in some situations, I have two RGs and an S2020X...
But then I discovered the Fender TC-90...
It's not an expensive guitar and it's not even made in the US, but it is the nicest guitar I've ever played, and I've played a few...
It's based on the telecaster, but it's not one. I'm really not a fan of Fender at all normally, I think Strats are so over used and have become such a staple that they grate on my ears.
The TC-90 has gorgeous Seymour Duncan P-90 pickups that give you the most control over your tone I've ever come across. It's a set neck like on a Les Paul which improves the resonant quality of the guitar over regular telecasters which normally sound quite thin to me.
There's an f hole to give you extra resonance and extra brightness which really helps when you're going through an old valve head. Normally this would mean huge feedback problems, but I play deafeningly loud and don't have any trouble...
All in all, this is such a versatile guitar, designed probably for blues, it's great for that, but it's also great for metal. Try it out!
But then I discovered the Fender TC-90...
It's not an expensive guitar and it's not even made in the US, but it is the nicest guitar I've ever played, and I've played a few...
It's based on the telecaster, but it's not one. I'm really not a fan of Fender at all normally, I think Strats are so over used and have become such a staple that they grate on my ears.
The TC-90 has gorgeous Seymour Duncan P-90 pickups that give you the most control over your tone I've ever come across. It's a set neck like on a Les Paul which improves the resonant quality of the guitar over regular telecasters which normally sound quite thin to me.
There's an f hole to give you extra resonance and extra brightness which really helps when you're going through an old valve head. Normally this would mean huge feedback problems, but I play deafeningly loud and don't have any trouble...
All in all, this is such a versatile guitar, designed probably for blues, it's great for that, but it's also great for metal. Try it out!