Produktbewertungen PRS Singlecut ( 9/10) - 3 Produktbewertungen

Die weltweite Bewertung zu diesem Produkt unserer 11 Anwender: 9/10

3 Produktbewertungen über PRS Singlecut in Deutsch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften1	Anwendung2	Sounds3	Gesamteindruck4
	King Loudness
	synfactory
	ibanez4life SZ!

• 1↑. In welchem Land wurde das Instrument hergestellt? (USA, Japan, Mexico, Deutschland...) Wieviele Bünde, Art der Pickups und Konfiguration? Was für ein Steg (Floyd, Wilkinson...)? Was für Einstellungen können vorgenommen werden (Volumen, Tone, Pickup Selector)? Was für ein Hals?
• 2↑. Ist der Zugang zu den oberen Bünden einfach? Ist das Design ergonomisch (Form, Gewicht...) Ist es einfach einen guten Sound zu erhalten?... Laufen die Treiber stabil?
• 3↑. Mit welchen Verstärkern oder Effekten verwenden Sie das Instrument? Was für Sounds erhalten Sie und welche Einstellungen nehmen Sie dafür vor? (Clean, verzerrt,...)? Welche Sounds gefallen Ihnen am besten / wenigsten? Passen sie zu Ihrer Musikrichtung?
• 4↑. Was gefällt Ihnen am besten / wenigsten? Haben Sie vor dem Kauf viele andere Modelle getestet? Wie sieht für Sie das Preis/Leistungs-Verhältnis aus? Mit dem Wissen das Sie jetzt haben, würden Sie wieder die gleiche Entscheidung treffen?... Präzision und Qualität des Sounds?

• 31/08/11

  Produktbewertung von King Loudness ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "Just, awesome"

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  Eigenschaften

  The PRS SC245 is basically PRS' homage to the great Gibson Les Paul, but made to have the unique vibe of the PRS guitars. These were recently reintroduced a few years ago after Gibson (unsuccessfully) sued them to stop producing it. However, now it's back and better than ever. They're made at the PRS USA factory in Maryland as always.
  
  
  
  This particular guitar features all mahogany construction with a figured maple top (it's also available in solid colours like gold) a rosewood fretboard with 22 frets, the option of moon or bird inlays, locking tuners, a PRS designed wraparound bridge/tailpiece, and a pair of PRS SC245 humbuckers. It also offers a 24.75 scale length to go that extra mile. It's loaded with the same control layout as an LP (two volume, two tone, and a 3 way selector switch). Very cool.

  Anwendung

  The design of this guitar is fairly ergonomic considering that it's a mahogany guitar built in the general Gibson tradition. The weight is reasonably light, and the guitar sits well on the body. The neck heel is sculpted differently than a Gibson Les Paul and this allows for greater upper fret access in my opinion. The singlecut shape isn't the greatest guitar for flying on, but the PRS doesn't make things difficult by any means - it's quite easy to play on.
  
  
  
  Getting a good tone out of this guitar is pretty easy. PRS guitars have always been known for their wonderfully pure tones, and this one is no exception. They're well crafted and have a great unplugged sound, and the pickups are a great match for the guitar, providing a great range of tones from clean to high octane.

  Sounds

  I've tried this guitar through various different amplifiers and have been fairly impressed each time. The PRS pickups in this guitar are very nice and articulate, and it definitely sounds wonderful for a whole host of styles. The clean sounds have a nice low end to them that works very well for jazz/blues styles. The bridge pickup has enough bite to approximate country tones, and using the center position offers a nice spanky funk tone as well.
  
  
  
  The distorted side of things are fun too. This guitar has a wonderful complex tone with a lot of killer harmonics lurking inside. Heavy rhythms are just awesome with this guitar, and it sings for fusiony lead work too. Though the pickups have a vintage tint to them, they work well for high gain applications and sound good in a variety of contexts.

  Gesamteindruck

  All in all I think the PRS SC245 is a great guitar that is an excellent alternative to the Gibson Les Paul. The craftsmanship is excellent, the feel is there, and the tones are wonderful. They were about $2,000 new when they were made (PRS recently discontinued them) but if you look to a dealer or eBay you can find a nice one for a reasonable price no doubt. Definitely give one a whirl!
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• 22/07/11

  Produktbewertung von synfactory ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "A Modern Masterpiece!!"

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  Eigenschaften

  Usa Made, 2002 Black Non-Tremolo, Singlecut body shape with carved maple top, mahogany back and neck, rosewood fretboard, 25” scale length with 10” fretboard radius, optional bird inlays, Wide Fat neck carve, PRS #7 Treble and Bass pickups, two volume and two tone controls with 3-way toggle on upper bout.

  Anwendung

  They call it the modern Les Paul, and with a reason.
  
  From down to earth blues, to modern drop tuning Heavy Rock, this guitar can handle a lot of genres.
  
  
  
  The frets are easy accesible, and the neck is really comfortable, you can see and feel that this guitar was done by precise and great craftmanship, it screams “quality” from the first time you play it!
  
  
  
  The stock pickups are great, more on the vintage side, I’m planning to replace them with the Bareknuckle pickups, the Aftermath on the Bridge and the Cold Sweat on the Neck (I've already tried different BK PU in my Gibson SG, and I know that their quality is top notch).
  
  
  
  I found that the Volume and Tone controls are really responsive and more controlled than my Gibson SG Standard.

  Sounds

  I play different genres, mainly on the heavy side of Alternative/Progressive Rock.
  
  Bands that I like and I’m inspired by are Alter Bridge, Tool, A Perfect Circle, Massive Attack, Meshuggah and Alice in Chains.
  
  I have buyed this guitar used, in great conditions and for a great price, from a store in U.S., because these guitar here in Europe are really expensive.
  
  
  
  I've used it in a store, and at reaharsals with a Peavey 5150 with an Harley Benton 2x12 cab, and in a store with a Diezel Einstein (which I'm planning to buy soon) and a Mesa 2x12 cab.
  
  
  
  In both the circumstances the sounds are great, even with the stock pickups I was able to have amazing results in a few minutes.
  
  
  
  From Jazzy like clean tones, to high gain distortions, this guitar let me hear myself perfectly in the mix (I play in 2 different bands, both with another guitarist).

  Gesamteindruck

  For the price I payed this guitar, I cannot be more happy. I've also tried modern Gibson Guitars, but at that price for me they were impossible to buy. I knew that the Paul Reed Smith guitars were at the same, if not higher, standards of the Gibson ones.
  
  
  
  If you play modern genres, my opinion is to update the pickups to the Bareknuckle, and you will have a guitar that will last you a lifetime.
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• 13/04/11

  Produktbewertung von ibanez4life SZ! ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "The Modern Les Paul!"

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  Eigenschaften

  The original Singlecut is Paul Reed Smith’s take on the classic les paul shape, offering
  
  
  
  -25” scale
  
  -22 frets
  
  -mahogany body and neck with rosewood fingerboard
  
  -Wide-fat neck carve
  
  -PRS wrap-around stoptail bridge
  
  -2 volume 2 tone configuration
  
  -2 humbucker configuration w/ PRS #7 pickups
  
  -3 way toggle between pickups, offering bridge, neck, and both
  
  -vintage style tuners

  Anwendung

  Playing the guitar is a breeze. For me, PRS guitars play amazingly, obviously assuming it is setup properly. The neck and body are FAT, and the guitar is heavy, but this does not make the guitar any harder to play in my case, though a shredder used to Ibanez or EBMM ergonomics may feel otherwise. The stoptail, though not fully adjustable, intonates surprisingly well assuming you use reasonable gauge strings and close to standard tunings (I’ve had no trouble even as low as Drop C with 11-52, again assuming a proper setup). Those tuning lower, and seeking better control of the intonation can seek the fullyadjustable model of the stoptail. Though non-locking, the vintage tuners keep the guitar in tune perfectly- no need to swap them IMO.

  Sounds

  The PRS Singlecut, though Les Paul like in shape, offers a very different sound. The overall tone is sharper and more modern, though still very big sounding, thanks to the huge slab of mahogany. The #7 pickups offer a large range of versatility, handling cleans all the way to higher gain applications no problem. Though they don’t quite excel at anything, they allow the guitar to handle a large array of tones quite well- I may even dub them PRS’s most versatile pickup. Those desiring even higher gain applications, I recommend swapping the bridge pickup to a PRS Tremonti, though don’t say I didn’t warn you!

  Gesamteindruck

  The PRS Singlecut quickly became, and still is to this day, my favorite guitar. It plays almost effortlessly, and never lets me down in the tone department. The base sound of the guitar is simply described as BIG. Depending on the pickups, it quickly can morph between a smooth and pleasant sounding fiddle, to a screaming axe.
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3 Produktbewertungen über PRS Singlecut in Französisch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften	Anwendung	Sounds	Gesamteindruck	Google Translation
	trevellin					Lesen
	thibaitifsi					Lesen
	Sniperkitten971					Lesen

5 Produktbewertungen über PRS Singlecut in Englisch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften	Anwendung	Sounds	Gesamteindruck	Google Translation
	King Loudness					Lesen
	synfactory					Lesen
	ibanez4life SZ!					Lesen
	MGR/Mike A.					Lesen
	MGR/anonymous2					Lesen