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Peavey HP Signature EX Electric Guitar The Peavey HP Signature EX delivers decades of guitar building of experience in a spectacular, affordable instrument. It is constructed using basswood for the body, with a veneer maple top, and a stop tailpiece bridge. The HP Signature EX also features a rosewood fretboard; two of Peavey's patented, dual-wound, hum-canceling pickups providing high output and unmatched tone; Grover tuners; two volume knobs; one tone knob; and a three-way, toggle-style pickup selector.
Features
- Basswood body
- Veneer maple top
- Rosewood fretboard
- Stop tailpiece bridge
- Patented, dual-wound, hum-canceling pickups
- Three-way, toggle-style pickup selector
- Grover tuners
- Two volume knobs, one tone knob
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| | 2 people wrote reviews | |
| | Dude from Winchester, Virginia USA | | Overall Ranking: | | Overall:
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| | | Subject: | Awesome for the price | | Quality:
| Well, let me just say that this is a $300 Chinese guitar, not a $2,500 Les Paul. For the price, the quality is excellent. | | Reliability:
| I am not able to comment on its reliability over time, since I just purchased it yesterday afternoon. But I've had many guitars over the past few years, some American, some Japanese and Chinese - and I've never had any of them break, and I've never had any of them "develop" problems later (with the obvious exception of needing the occasional neck adjustment). | | Overall:
| I like it alot. I was asked to play in our church's worshiup band, which was quite a departure from the "smash your head until it leaks" music I played in my younger years. I sold my Les Paul on e-bay years ago, and I needed a new, simple, no-frills guitar. This Peavey is perfect for my application. | | Playability and Feel:
| Nicely balanced and easy to play. My only complaint is that the pickup selector moves back-to-front and not up-and-down like my old Gibson, but I can change that easily enough. Also, the tone control is where the bridge pickup volume knob should be, and I keep turning back the tone when I meant to shut off the volume. But again, that's easily fixable, and it's only a problem because I had grown accustomed to the Les Paul configuration. | | Tone:
| I've read complaints about the pickups in this guitar, but they sound great to me. I play it through a SansAmp GT-2 with maximum overdrive, so I guess anything would sound good played like that. | | Finish:
| I've seen other reviews of this guitar where the purchasers are complaining about the finish, etc. However, this is NOT a flame-top Les Paul and buyers should not expect that. The black finish seems tough, and there were no noticable manufacturing flaws. All in all, it looks pretty sharp. | | Action:
| Very fast neck, and very easy to play. I think there was some additional setting-up done at the store before I bought it. Absolutely no string buzz anywhere on the neck, and the action is nice and low. | | Skill Level:
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| | Robert from Georgia | | Overall Ranking: | | Overall:
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| | | Subject: | Great Bang For The "Bucks!" | | Quality:
| Very well made..even tho it was made in China | | Reliability:
| Just Got It! | | Overall:
| Great Guitar For The Money! | | Playability and Feel:
| The Action is Great...Low Almost To Low! | | Tone:
| Tones Are Good Just Turn Your Tone Knob Down or Up For Bright Sound | | Finish:
| Finish Was Perfect! Love My Black HP EX | | Action:
| Great! Better Than I thought It Would Be | | Skill Level:
| Semi-Pro |
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