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Re: Washburn A/E? opinions on them

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Posted by Sean (from: ) on July 03, 2004 at 19:04:20:

In Reply to: Re: Washburn A/E? opinions on them posted by jaterz on December 31, 2001 at 17:16:01:

: Washburn AE always seemed a little tinny to me (maybe its just me) As far as buying on line, I'll give the same advice I gave to "the Dude" regarding a Guild D-25. How Do you know how this guitar is going to play or sound without trying it first ?? You may try two or three of the exact same model,and sometimes you can find one thats just perfect or one that sucks. Hope you don't get one that sucks. ( I know you can send it back & get another one, but how many times do you want to do this & pay freight ?)Maybe hit a couple of guitar stores first. Good luck
I have a washburn A/E
It was tinny but I removed the bridge and shimmed the pickup with carbon fibre cloth (under and over)Now it is less tinny-My simon and patrick eats it for breakfast ;)

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: : Washburn AE always seemed a little tinny to me (maybe its just me) As far as buying on line, I'll give the same advice I gave to "the Dude" regarding a Guild D-25. How Do you know how this guitar is going to play or sound without trying it first ?? You may try two or three of the exact same model,and sometimes you can find one thats just perfect or one that sucks. Hope you don't get one that sucks. ( I know you can send it back & get another one, but how many times do you want to do this & pay freight ?)Maybe hit a couple of guitar stores first. Good luck : I have a washburn A/E : It was tinny but I removed the bridge and shimmed the pickup with carbon fibre cloth (under and over)Now it is less tinny-My simon and patrick eats it for breakfast ;)

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