Cheapest durable guitar simply for learning

cheezyridr · 06-04-2009, 09:36 PM

i have nearly the same deal as you. i traded my old beat up ovation for the squier strat with the bridge humbucker, and bought a fender frontman reverb (40W) for $50 off of craig's list. it's just fine for my apt. for what it's worth, this wammy holds tune wayyy better than the floyd rose on my step daughter's jackson, and when i want to tune to a cd or or drop D tune it only takes a second. no matter what anyone claims, you can't do that with a locking trem. the suspension system is too sensitive.

06-04-2009, 09:36 PM	#13 (permalink)
cheezyridr Music Addict Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: sunny canadia Posts: 131	i have nearly the same deal as you. i traded my old beat up ovation for the squier strat with the bridge humbucker, and bought a fender frontman reverb (40W) for $50 off of craig's list. it's just fine for my apt. for what it's worth, this wammy holds tune wayyy better than the floyd rose on my step daughter's jackson, and when i want to tune to a cd or or drop D tune it only takes a second. no matter what anyone claims, you can't do that with a locking trem. the suspension system is too sensitive.