IYV 6弦 IP-350 TBK PRS ソリッドボディ エレキギター トランスブラック

la verdad es que me enamore completamente, una guitarra de 4200 pesos 210 dolares aprox. Que tiene una muy buena madera bastante buen sonido y una excelente estetica debido a la tapa que tiene, aparte del increíble sustain que posee, tan bueno que casi le llega a los modelos de fernandes. Ya hice unas buenas comparaciónes y termine vendiendo una ibanez de la serie rg porque al parecer no le daba batalla a esta. Claro que tiene sus defectos en mi caso principalmente 3 una pequeña linea sin pintar menos de .5mm en la parte del traste 24, una gotita de pintura extra al lado de la segunda pastilla alrededor de 1 mm de diámetro (acrílico solamente asi que es transparente) y una parte con pintura de mas de algunos 2 mm casi en el puente. Todos estos defectos son invisibles a menos de que los veas a contraluz y con mucho detalle. Pense que los afinadores iban a ser igual de malos que la mayoría de guitarra baratas pero en realidad mantienen bastante bien la afinación. Para mi el color del sonido es bastante vintage pero a la vez moderno, perfecto para rock y quiza algo de old school metal, inclusive NU metal. El diseño es calcado de una prs de la gama s2 y la verdad esque ya me la han chuleado bastante. Compra 100% recomendada de una vez les digo que no es perfecta pero es lo mejor por el precio incluso creo que no hay nada mejor por 400 dolares 8000pesos. Lo que mas te encontraras con estas guitarras chinas son defectos esteticos pero debido a el control de calidad seran mínimos. Recomendada, voy ahorrando para unas Wilkinson PAF por cierto, me gusta mas el sonido de las wilkinson que el de las Seymour Duncan (estas ultimas son muy chillonas).

This IYV IP-350 is an incredible value for under $240. The finish looks great and uncommon. Although, you can tell it’s not an expensive guitar finish, there are no particular flaws or defects. If you know how to do final polish, you can make this guitar really shine. I like the scale length, right in the middle of Fender & Gibson. The neck is probably my favorite part other than the overall look of the guitar. It’s pretty thick, not vintage Gibson baseball bat thick, but certainly not a slim taper that is the bane of my guitar shopping as I have fairly large hands. It was very much playable as is. The neck width is pretty much in line with Gibson/Epiphone measuring 43.63mm at the nut, which is only 0.02mm narrower than my Gibson Les Paul. The strings were even worse than most inexpensive guitars. If there is a place to cheap out on a guitar it’s strings, pickups, and tuning gears since that is what most guitar players are likely to change at some point whether it’s needed or not lol. The hardware is pretty good, the pickups actually sound great for clean or light overdrive, but are quite microphonic at high gain overdrive/distortion. As I mentioned before, no big deal, they do the job and are easy to replace later. Overall great guitar for the price, good for beginners (though this may vary depending which one you get), but especially good for experienced players that can do basic work on guitars and just want another style, color, scale length, pickup configuration, etc…like we really need an excuse to get a new guitar right!

cool guitar with awesome playability had a blast using it, but after 10 months of usage i thought the pick ups stopped working. when i first picked the guitar the sound would completely die when i leaned the guitar in a certain way so i thought it was some wiring issues but turns out it was an issue with the volume knob not working probably i had to twist and fiddle with it for a while until everything went back to normal :)

The playability at this price point is just superb. Yes, the electronic hardware, tuners and action can be improved but these are easily tweaked/replaced. Very happy that they put most of the effort into the neck and alignment giving us a superb playing guitar (also the hardest to fix). In summary, this is an excellent playing and sounding guitar which i'd happily go live with. Those that demand cosmetic perfection for the price point are dreaming and misplaced.

Been playing, both pro and for myself, over 60 years. Started out as a Gibson guy (and still own quite a few), but these days I am looking to IYV. The "why" of this is exemplified in this guitar. It is a total winner. The basic design, right down to the 25 inch neck scale, is PRS. But IYV added a few of their own touches -- both "practical" and esthetic. Two quick examples: The string thru body design. Staggered so as to equalize string length, downward pitch and string tension. Works and looks wonderful. And then there's the binding. Beautifully applied -- and beautiful! Maple instead of the standard (boring) celluloid. Love it! The transparent black finish is just that -- not greenish at all on my guitar. And revealing the rich flame of the maple veneered body. Totally gorgeous. The PUPS are classically voiced humbuckers. Ones that bring out the sweetness of an amp more than its grittiness. Some here speak of a thousand little flaws on their instrument -- possibly signs of it being carelessly handled before they received it. Mine didn't suffer from that at all. It is simply lovely. Set up was pretty good out of the box. Certainly good enough for a learning player. But I prefer light to heavy (9-46) strings, and those made of pure nickel rather that the more piercing sound of today more commonly used strings. Set up to compensate was quick and easy. And she holds tuning beautifully. (I did slightly tighten the tension of the "B" string tuner -- this via the adjustment screw there for that purpose.) In simple words I could not be more pleased with this guitar. And highly recommend it to anyone, be they a newbie or (like me) a long-time player. * * * * * Okay, here it is one full month later. The first "it's new!" buzz has worn off. How has my enthusiasm for this guitar, expressed above, held up over time? Answer: It has increased. Yes, after not just daily playing for over thirty days, but stiff A/B-ing of this guitar with several far more expensive one has elevated my appreciation of it. And the time has also allowed me to truly "fine tune" the set-up to match my preferences. Beautiful it remains. To the eyes, yes, but even more to the hands and the ears. With a weight of a hair under 6.5 lbs she is light. But feels solid. And hangs beautifully on her strap. A put a touch of heavy machine oil of her tuners -- where the 'button' meets the body -- and that helped smooth them out and, with a bit of tightening and loosening of the button end screw, now all are quite even in their feel, one to the other. She holds tune very well. The pickups were carefull positioneed to maximize their tonality -- and to assure three distinct tones for the three positions of the switch -- bridge, neck and both. Too, I found to my joy that she fits perfectly in a case I already owned. -A ChromaCast CC-EHC Electric Guitar Hard Case I'd purchased some time ago here on Amazon. Put simply this is now, still, my true "go to" guitar. Equal in its music making capability, and the pure joy it provides, to any of the many guitars I currently own, and have owned over sixty plus years of playing. A total wowza!