(Sold) Grass Roots GS-58HR3
owner:
Shin
2014.10.30, right: I was looking for a guitar because I was dissatisfied with the ESP Horizon I had at the time and wanted to get a reverse head.
I bought it because I had never owned a Grass Roots guitar before and it happened to be on sale at a reasonable price, despite its many negative reviews.
The biggest difference between Grass Roots and ESP is the bolt-on neck.
Once again, I could feel how easy it is to play the high position of the through neck.
The hex bolts on the 1st and 5th string pegs were broken, so I replaced them with chrome ones and put caps on the missing lock nuts and adjusted them, but the string height could not be lowered to where I wanted it to be, the grounding was not firm, and it made noise. In the end, I sold it early.
| brand | |
|---|---|
| model | |
| sound features | Impression that there was a lot of noise |
| purchase price | 6500 seats |
| type of gear | HORIZON |
| body material | age |
| neck material | Maple |
| fingerboard material | Rose wood |
| tuning machenes | Type that does not fasten with screws like GROVER |
| number of frets | 24 |
| scale length | long |
| pickups | SSS Passive |
| controls | 1Vol,2tone |
| bridge | TAKEUCHI |
| category | Electric-Solid-Body-Guitar |
