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I've been looking around at this site for a while and I'm pretty hooked now. Right now I have a mexican strat and I'm thinking of upgrading to a Highway One. I remember in some review Dan Agosto said he used a Highway One strat as his main gigging axe so I was wondering if maybe you guys could do a review of it in the gearwire labs.
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I'll second that request. I've been looking at getting an American Strat and I'm very interested in hearing experienced owners of these share their input on them.
I was looking at the American Deluxe until the guy at my local shop pointed me towards the Highway One as another possibility. |
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They are very nice guitars for the price. I wasn't entirely happy with the pickups in mine so I changed them. The stocks were a little tinny. The new singles are from a 50's reissue and the humbucker is a DiMarzio super distortion. I play it in this video, this was before I changed the singles:
http://www.gearwire.com/media/hbe-ufo-stompbox.mov I have not played any of the new ones though. They were updated with different pickups and a different finish chemical in 2006. We'll see if we can't get one of the new ones in for a video. Last edited by dagosto; 03-08-2007 at 08:01 PM. |
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Cool review, very cool pedal. Thanks for pointing that out, for some reason, I didn't look at the review, even though you've had it up almost a month now.
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Basically, I'm looking for something to use in place of my Les Paul (just for more versatility), but I'm afraid I'm going to miss having humbuckers, so I may either bring both guitars or go for an HSS either as a American Standard, American Deluxe, or a Highway One (I'm repeating myself). I guess it just depends on which sounds/plays better, and what I'm willing to pay. I also can't decide between a maple or rosewood fretboard... decisions, decisions. Either way, it's going to be several months of saving before I can afford to buy one anyway. |
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