A flying V guitar.. Sorry I missed your post last night @Glisten . The Wi fi in here is a bit dodgy.
Hope a sale wasn't perched on the scales.
My first Impulse.. Grab it. They have been around longer than me I think and the engineering and science is sound. They shine at the top end because you can so easily access those smaller frets, and that is the hunting ground of electric guitars. Let the base man and your voice do the deep digs. They generally sound good up and down the scales and if your at it for a few hours, the light weight n feel will not go unnoticed.
Now .. having said all that. I'm the worst chap to ask. I play acoustic n have done all my life. Still do the pavement a couple of times a year. I never want to forget the feel of a cold wet city street. My unit has pic ups for the amp. You can't really nest on a blanket Comanche style and do a flying V justice. The horns dig In.
Need a strap if your on a chair n standing when you first get married. At first they feel like they want to slide off your thigh.
I had a rare chance to hold a carbon fibre flying V, and stroke it into life. Still well up inside thinking
about it.. Closest I've come to doing a runner.
Your good with your hands. Pick ups, frets, n nuts can all be swapped out. Look out for stress fractures. . Second hand.. expect chipped horns. No big deal.
So, If your not on foot busking n don't mind the huge case, Jump at it Glisten.
OH.. don't really like taking brands. You know, Pride.. a mans horse is his horse. I'll leave that to others. You'll know in the first 10 minutes of the dance if your in love... Good luck friend.
For some reason I'm changing rooms today so I'll have a quick poke around n bail.
@StuF @TAB @Historylover @Meowmy @SmilingGecko @greenpea n any one else, face folded to the street. smiling at ya. tonys
