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I don't really know what to say about this one. Its a small guitar, just for fun. You can really play on it and it even sounds nice. Only pushing up with the short snares is a bit difficult. Before you know it, you are up three or four
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| Because the neck is shorter, the top comb is actually in the place where you would normally find the fifth
fret, I put a set of 010 snares on it, with the B-snare first, the G-snare second etc. For the fat E I bought a 056. By doing this the guitar is in normal tune, with a normal snare
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| Samick is a long time builder of guitars, copy's, but now a days with a very good qaulity. This mini strat is proof of that. The body is of multiplex, but the neck is very nicely made of Maple. Ofcourse the
frets are a bit too close together, but the neck plays very well. |
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The body of multiplex has all the contours of a strat, but is much smaller. The two elements are switched on with a three way switch. The bridge element sounds thin, the neck element does not really sound bad, as well as the combination switch. |
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The head of the guitar is somewhat smaller then of a normal strat. The tuning techniques which were on there originally were not to be tuned, so I had them replaced with a set of
Schallers. |
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| Brand |
Samick |
| Type |
Ministrat |
| Serial number |
S98090117 |
| Built |
1994 |
| Body |
Multiplex |
| Neck |
Maple |
| Elements |
2x single coil, unknown brand |
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