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ibanezjunkie
October 17th, 2010, 12:00 PM
http://machinehead.co.uk/guitars-c21/schecter-s200/schecter-omen-extreme-p2681/

looking for something with a little calmer-of a rock tone than my Ibanez has at the moment, i played this in the store earlier last week, feels and sounds great.

anyone have any info regarding durability, reliability etc?

Heywood Jablomie
October 17th, 2010, 12:32 PM
I got a malware warning from that link.........

Katastrophe
October 17th, 2010, 02:14 PM
I didn't look at the link, but for versatility I'd look at the S-1. Set neck, mahogany body/neck, Duncan Designed pups, with a coil tap for getting single coil style tones as well.

I'd also look at the PT and PT Fastback. Tele shape, 'buckers, coil tapped.

Jx2
October 17th, 2010, 02:44 PM
I also got a warning...

I have a Damien 6 string through not FR. Its a nice guitar it really is I just dont ever play it so Ive been tryin to pedal it.

ibanezjunkie
October 17th, 2010, 02:48 PM
weird, thats a local music store here lol. i doubt they;d give you malware :S

Katastrophe
October 17th, 2010, 03:44 PM
weird, thats a local music store here lol. i doubt they;d give you malware :S

It might not be the store... Someone there could have picked up something surfing, or they could have been hacked by someone else...

bcdon
October 17th, 2010, 06:37 PM
It might not be the store... Someone there could have picked up something surfing, or they could have been hacked by someone else...

The site works just fine.. probably just a mis-informed filter has been added by your virus-detection software. Oh, the joys of windoze. If you dump windoze, or run it as a virtual-machine, you'd be a whole lot safer. In the meantime, the site is ok.

Duffy
October 18th, 2010, 06:37 AM
I think P90 guitars are very versitile, but noisey.

I plan to try a noiseless P90 and see how it works out.

They chime like a strat or roar like a hot humbucker. Only thing is the noise, which I am becoming adverse to.

Luckily my tele dual P90 is noise cancelling in the middle position and produces some good sound, but the versitility is limited because of the noise in the other positions thru a high gain rig.

Even that Fender JA P90 semi hollow telecaster is awesome, but noisey with gain.

Humbucker fitted SG's are fairly versitile though, with a wider range of tones than a typical Les Paul.

I have a strat with various noise cancelling single coil sized pickups that is highly versitile and a pleasure to play and HOT. But I had to design the pickup arrangement myself and replace all the electronics. This Seymour Duncan noisless single coil strat might be my most versitile guitar.

Of course, a versitile amp helps a real lot. I have a Tweaker by Egnater and play it thru a four by twelve cab. Very versitile and sometimes I use a reverb and/or an overdrive pedal with it for some great tone from regular humbucker guitars. I have yet to work with it with single coils but know there are some great zones of tone in there for single coils.

deeaa
October 19th, 2010, 02:39 PM
The site works just fine.. probably just a mis-informed filter has been added by your virus-detection software. Oh, the joys of windoze. If you dump windoze, or run it as a virtual-machine, you'd be a whole lot safer. In the meantime, the site is ok.

Even better just run the browser in protected space within windows, like with sandboxie, and you're safe and need not resort to fruit or it technician osses with wich u get nuthin' done ;-)