QUOTE(fatboythin @ Aug 3 2008, 04:57 PM)
I think the Bugera's are in a shop in Cheras, can't really recall where exactly. Its named AEV or AVE Electronics or something like that, not too sure. Also, i just went to Bents Mutiara and played the Demmel AGAIN. Didn't realise it was extremely light. And they sold off the RR5FR and one Demmel. Now there is only ONE Demmel and ONE RR24M left in stock. So anyone interested in them better act fast! Haha.
trix- Did you find out whether GC stocks the RG50TC?
I asked GC Midvalley, for now they have only Hammet's signature model in stock
They might have more models on the next shipment, but he doesn't know yet.
He also said it's possible for them to order in for you.
Added on August 3, 2008, 7:51 pmQUOTE(blacktrix @ Aug 3 2008, 06:40 PM)
Also, cost effective of the Battery? Not really. Depends on how often/long you play. Swap out the battery every say 4-6 months on average playing.....
Means your spending 20-40 bucks A YEAR for batteries.
But if you're looking for a guitar that's around RM2200 (I assume that's the budget, judging from a cost of a S520) that's made for Metal, why not just go for the RG series? The RG350, RG370 or heck, just throw in abit extra for an
RG1570...... Definitely more shreddable and a much gnarlier (for lack of a better term) guitar.
You kidding? The 1570 bents has is MII and has a 3k+ pricetag
unless its an MIJ 1570 or heck 1550 <<<<<< 1550 ALL MAPLE NECK FTW
then 3k probably can justify its pricetag
Added on August 3, 2008, 8:04 pmQUOTE(ffrulz @ Aug 3 2008, 07:29 PM)
And it all boils down to???
I should consider a RG instead?
What you want.
New v Old.
Brand. Strictly Ibanez?
budget 2.6k right?
I'll give you a few pointers bout the Ibanez guitars in discussion here
Ibanez S470 Price tag = 2.3K+ MYR
Plus sides = S-series uses ZR-tremolo bridges, instead of knife edges, they have fixated ball bearing anchor. They are much smooth when you dive or pull up. Also, since it's using bearings, they have a lot less friction so they wear quite well. S-series is also very light because of the ultra thin mahogany body. MIK ones seems pretty well built, never touched MII ones. AANJ plays and feels close to a NTB guitar.
Negative is S-series uses horrid mahogany, they sound very basswood like, with little richness in tone. It's alright if you were to slap in some EMG, it'll sound nearly the same on all guitars anyway. S-series also only has 22 frets, putting you at a disadvantage if you were to play COB neoclassical runs.
Biased negative views = Wizard necks, overly flat fretboard radius.
Ibanez RG3xx Price tag = 1.7-1.8K MYR
Plus sides - Weight, despite thicker body, the use of basswood makes it light. 24 frets. AANJ plays and feels really good. Looks good with mirror finish pickguard (assuming some of the 3xx series has pickguards =p).
Negatives - Edge III trem, knife edges are very weak, expect it to not hold your tunings very well, and for it to show wear very early. Hefty pricetag for a guitar of this quality (No offense to Ibanez owners n fans)
Ibanez RG1570
Plus - Edge Pro I/II bridge, a very good tremolo bridge. Light, 24 frets, you heard it all b4.
Negatives - Severely overpriced for MII ones.
SOLUTION TO YOUR PROBLEM
Get a second hand MIJ Jackson =p Gappy you got any?
This post has been edited by sean392: Aug 3 2008, 08:06 PM