Unboxing and Review: Guild Polar Night Edition - Made to be played! скачать в хорошем качестве

Unboxing and Review: Guild Polar Night Edition - Made to be played!

Guild Polara Night Edition Review Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:30 - Guild Polara Night Edition Review 1:00 - Comparison to Other Guild Guitars 1:25 - Compared to Fender and Gibson 2:00 - Pickups, Controls, and Hardware 2:40 - Sound Tests (Plugged In) 3:00 - Lead Channel Demo 3:25 - Clean Channel Demo 3:46 - Unplugged Sound Test 4:04 - Slide Guitar Demo 4:30 - Build Quality Overview 5:00 - Final Thoughts: I Like It 5:35 - The Good, Bad, and Ugly 6:11 - Warranty Details 6:34 - Outro Guitar Features: Solid mahogany body Vintage Soft "U" neck profile (chunky) Ebony fretboard 24 ¾ scale length Comes with case candy HB-2+ humbucker pickups with Alnico magnets One volume control – all you need Compared to Other Models: Hotter pickups and ebony fretboard compared to other Guild models Shorter than a Fender Strat or Tele, with fewer frets than Super Strat and shred guitars Looks like my SG, but plays more like a Les Paul Diagonal string layout matches Guild's stop bar design Sound Tests: Plugged in: lead and clean channel demos Unplugged test Slide guitar demo Build Quality: Top-notch build, ready out of the box with perfect neck intonation No binding on the body, fretboard, or headstock Excellent sound in both fingers and volume knob control The Good: Price, quality, and sound are all great The Bad: Invest in locking strap locks The Ugly: No case or gig bag included – an extra $200 for a hard case If I had any regrets, it would be not buying Kim Thayil's signature Soundgarden edition. #GuildGuitars #GuitarReview #PolaraNightEdition "If you enjoyed this review, don't forget to hit the Like button, Subscribe for more guitar reviews and demos, and leave a comment below with your thoughts on the Guild Polara Night Edition!"