Hey everybody!
So I'm planning on selling my old Ibanez ARX320 and Schecter Damien 7 (any buyers? haha) to purchase a brand new Fender Stratocaster
I'm looking towards the Standard Stratocaster, since I cant really afford anything more
The main thing that I am looking for is a tone close to Yngwie Malmsteen, but I also need something that is great for sustain, as with long vibratos and such
I've heard different things about the different bridges on the Stratocasters. Is one better for my needs?
Also, I see the Standard Strats and the Made in Mexico Strats, which would you suggest for my needs?
I mostly play Rock, Metal, and Neoclassical, but also love a little blues here and there
Let me know, thanks!
-MattEdge
well it seems like you got used to super strat guitars (ibanez and shecter)
why not go with a higher quality version of the two?
ART series from ibanez a great undestimated series from ibanez. they are thick and warm sounding guitars with that ibanez playability you have grown to love. they have models randing from entry level to prestiges.
check it out:
http://ibanez.com/ElectricGuitars/Series-artist_prestige
im not much into schecter so i cant tell you where to go with that.
of course the SZR is one of my favorites: http://ibanez.com/ElectricGuitars/Series-szr
i believe yngwie uses stacked single coils so he pretty much is getting the humber sound from his strat. the reason why id think you would love to the two ibanez guitars i posted above is because the necks will be similar as the one you are used to, the guitar will be made of higher quality parts (than the MIM strats), and you will have a great sound with lots of sustain!
Try to get an American Made Fender Strat. If you are short on money, don't hesitate to look for a used guitar!!!
You can save tons of cash when you take your time and look for a used strat in a good condition. Why not try to get a used Yngwie Malmsteen signature?!?
What's the budget you are planning to spend on the new shiny axe?
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