Re: X-33 on the way
I'm exhausted. The guitar arrived, reviews another day, but for now I'll say I'm pleased. Strings a touch light for me, but intonation is almost right (high E a bit flat) -- very responsive to...
View Articledoes this forum include XM &/or RX guitars?
So I'm slow -- it just now occurred to me that the X Series ceased production FIVE YEARS AGO. Maybe the Forum Mods could look into creating a new section for each Series as it's about to be...
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Still haven't unearthed any onfo about the "X" -- it's there in the 2005 catalogue, & BlueBook seems to believe it's always there, but they only do what the little voices tell them anyway. (I did...
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Lest I be remiss --If you like what I'm sayin', but you're more in the market for an h-h, & want a thru-body hardtail, then keep an eye open for the X-30. These wander past for $250 & less.
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Quote from: Tony Raven on March 13, 2015, 11:47:05 AMStill haven't unearthed any onfo about the "X" -- it's there in the 2005 catalogue, & BlueBook seems to believe it's always there ...Pawing...
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hello Tony.. i have the same model X-33 in black... chose it because it's MiK, the Tobacco burst was MiI. just prefer Korean made, the neck is chunky and the bridge looks like it is Wilkinson.Here is...
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Nice!! And the bit about the TS being MII is interesting.As I say in another thread, if the Epiphone prefix listing does indeed apply a little to Washburns, the "N" prefix might mean these were made by...
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Hello Tony, I am not sure all black X-33 are made in Korea and Tobacco burst are from Indonesia.. It just so happens that the eBay seller I got it from had 2 X-series.. X-33 guitars. He told me the...
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I have a small collection of amps, but I bought the X-33 intending it to eventually go oinstage with a feisty little Fender "Princeton 65" -- no, NOT a "Princeton Reverb," which is a 15-watt thousand...
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Hey! I bought this guitar in like 2003 or 2004, while drunk on the internet. I think it´s an X-16, but I am not sure.Lately I´ve been wanting to find out more about it, but it´s proving difficult, so...
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Hello, thanks for your help! I need to identify the following guitar: http://postimg.org/image/demm2g9xp/I know it's an x series because the seller says so, plus the freatoard and everything, however I...
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Yah, that "german" belly cut is the giveaway -- X-40, not the current X40PRO. Made like 2002-2008, but the quilt top suggests 2005-8. And since the "X" inlay disappeared from the series by the Winter...
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Thanks for the awesome reply! I'm thinking seriously about buying this thing! How would you compare it to an Ibanez Rg 350 or other similar ibanez? I heard RG's tend to be a little too screamy with...
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I think that's a Washburn Wl-16-G-15 from the idol series, apaprently not many were made
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Not an Idol, definitely an X. The "Anarchy Graphic Series" -- the "16" suffix appears to indicate recipients of graphic treatment -- was announced late 2005, to include two each of X-16, WI-16, &...
View ArticleWashburn X-40 vs Ibanez RG?
How would a 2005 or 2006 Washburn X-40 compare to an Ibanez RG350? Or what would be the closest Ibanez to the X-40? I'm looking to swapping the pickups on either of them, how would an X-40 react to this?
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Seems like most players who post online just hate ANY Washburn-branded pickups -- few bother to mention they like them, & I've never seen much outright love. I doubt you'd get any guff if you...
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Thanks for the awesome response! Well I'm sorry for not being very informative, I like to play everything, recently I've been getting into jazz fusion, but still I like to use 0.11 strings.I'm looking...
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Re: Washburn X-40 vs Ibanez RG?
I used to think the h-s-h config was bollocks. Then I watched the DVD of The Aristocrats, & the way Guthrie Govan uses the five-way switch totally leapt out at me, tune after tune. I'll never be...
View ArticleRe: Washburn X-40 vs Ibanez RG?
As an RG player (heavily heavily modded), it sits about 12 guitars in front of any of my electric Washburns for stage use and I've used it on a few recordings... such a fast neck. I love the build of...
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