#Gary levinson guitars free#

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#Gary levinson guitars free#

If you have any questions feel free to ask. Check out our history we have sold quite a bit of nice high end vintage gear. This guitar has a sound of its own with the Levinson pick-ups. Where the pickguard has to be removed) 22-fret fingerboards, List price $1999.00, Auction Includes: THIS is a sale for One(1) LEVINSON BLADE STRAT ELECTRIC GUITAR BY GARY LEVINSON + CASE only as pictured(all pictured) Condition: This LEVINSON BLADE STRAT ELECTRIC GUITAR BY GARY LEVINSON + CASE is in excellent condition playing and cosmetic condition. Beneath a plastic cover(as opposed to vintage designs. The lighter body may not suit all, but sit it at the right height, plug into an old Marshall, and you’ll be away for hours.SquareTrade © AP6.0 Up for your consideration LEVINSON BLADE STRAT ELECTRIC GUITAR BY GARY LEVINSON + CASE! Description: LEVINSON BLADE STRAT ELECTRIC GUITAR BY GARY LEVINSON + CASE Variable Spectrum Control(an onboard active/3-band system) 3] Contoured neck heel(Blade calls it a tapered neck joint) Truss rod adjustment at the body end of the neck. The build quality is very high not as ‘perfect’ as many USA build guitars, but for a Chinese build, this is outstanding!įor those of you looking for that happy ground between Strat and Les Paul – whether it be in feel or tone – this MUST be on to try. First thoughts were “PRS wannabe”…how wrong I was. With the VSC back in the centre, and a good drive in front of the amp, we’re quickly switching from Stevie Ray Vaughn cleans to Hendrix leads and back again.Īll in all, I was quite surprised with this guitar. Not quite jazz, but definitely in the ballpark. With the VSC down, and the Neck pickup on, well-rounded mids and cut highs bring on a more subdued character. Roll everything back, and the DD4 shows it’s softer side. Run through a mid-high gain amp, and playing with the tone pots, brings out a more Gary Moore tonality long, singing sustain and soulful mids. Riffs flow a-plenty, and – with the VSC set as it came – Thin Lizzy and AC/DC come straight to mind. The body is a little light for my tastes – having grown up with Les Pauls and 335s – but sits comfortably once strapped it’s well balanced and doesn’t suffer from SG-syndrome. So, muddy blues to modern metal in 0.5 seconds! Each of these controls the one of the 3 positions of the mini toggle switch, altering their tone-shaping – mid boost with the switch down, or treble and bass boost with the switch up. Housed in the pot cavity (on the back) you’ll find a small, neat PCB with 3 micro pots attached (and by ‘micro’, I mean 2mm!).

Though somewhat unassuming in appearance, this little switch is designed to completely reshape your tone at the flick of a switch….literally. This is the little micro switch just under the tone controls. The stand-out feature of the DD4 is the VSC – Variable Spectrum Control. Sitting in at around 10″ radius, bends are smooth from top to bottom over the medium-jumbo frets. The neck screams of 1960s Les Pauls a slimmer ‘C’ profile with a thoughtfully designed tapering at the heel allowing for easier access all the way up this 22 fret ‘board.

The binding is well done, with barely a bump between it and the maple cap. The contoured upper bout fits my (more than generous) mid-rift, made of a beautifully finished mahogany back, and sporting a rather fetching maple cap. Thinner than a Les Paul, the DD4 feels immediately comfortable. The unique blend of technology and guitarist-friendly construction has provided Blade with a strong foot-hold, and they show no signs of stopping. Starting back in 1986, Blade emerged from Gary’s history of solving guitarists’ problems – listening to them complain about what was missing from their guitars, to make them easier and better to play. Gary Levinson (founder of Blade guitars) has been cutting his teeth for the past 27 years, working on the premise of “Classic design, Creative Technology”. Yet, there is a strange breed of guitarist out there who prefer something in the middle something that plays like a Strat but sounds like a Gibson. Some lean towards Fender some lean towards Gibson. Image Posted on OctoUpdated on October 7, 2013Įveryone has their favour guitars.