Fri Feb 11, 2011 12:50 am
Fri Feb 11, 2011 1:31 am
Fri Feb 11, 2011 7:07 pm
Fri Feb 11, 2011 7:46 pm
Fri Feb 11, 2011 8:17 pm
Alp wrote:Yes, I thought perhaps a "gig bag" would have been included, but the dealer said no, it's just the guitar.
Sticker on the back indicates it was made in Indonesia and inspected by Rosid on 17 Oct 2008.
He offered a solid case for free if I purchased the guitar that day, but after inspecting the case I thought I should get something with a bit more quality and declined. Managed to get a set of strings thrown in and the price reduced $50.
I paid $900, bought the guitar in Vancouver BC. I understand the price range is 700 to 900 in the US so I guess I got a fair deal.
Photos?
You guys have not seen enough factory produced Comanche's yet?
In any case, I see no way to attach an image. Maybe some one could educate me?
Body is what I would call a "tiger stripe" wood grain/amber finish which fades to a coffee brown at the edges. Probably not the proper terminology. Rosewood fretboard.
See http://www.glguitars.com/instruments/Tr ... /index.asp and add a rosewood fretboard and you got it.
I should add that one thing is a bit different.
There is a small toggle switch located between the volume and the first tone knob. My guitar does not have the push-pull knob that I have seen on the S-500 and read about on other comanche's. How common is this? Was this done on only a few guitars for a short period or did the factory run out of parts and have to improvise? Anyway I'd rather have the toggle switch as it is.
The finish is a stunning gloss.
As for how it sounds... I ain't too worried, I plug it into an Axe-FX.
Alp
Tue Feb 15, 2011 8:25 pm
Alp wrote:I found a wiring diagram for the S-500 but nothing for the Comanche. Are the two wired the same?
Thu Feb 17, 2011 1:59 am
Thu Feb 17, 2011 8:07 am
Alp wrote:So the toggle switch is standard on the Comanche. I like that better than the pull up knobs.
It is possible another Comanche will be sold, once my brother sees this guitar and hears it....
Wiring diagram, thanks! I did manage to find the gallery and check out a few things though I did not update my post with the fact that I eventually found the wiring diagram.
I looked into posting a photo, but it seems I have to have it put up on a personal website, I can't send it in with a post. I tried keeping photos on a personal website once, but I had to keep taking them down to make room for other photos/videos. If I did post photos of the guitar they would possibly not stay up for long.
I guess as co-webmaster you would be very "pro-photo"
I won't promise anything right now.
Stay well!
Alp