The tactile feel of a high end guitar.

[Help!I'maRock!]

yeah the 2K price point seems to be the sweet spot.

Makes sense though. You've gotten into the territory where no corners are being cut on materials and hardware. You won't find the prettiest guitars there, but you'll certainly get the most functional guitars.

 

[Grant Harding]

Yeah - in terms of functionality and materials there's not much you can't have for $3K. From that point the extra is mostly plumage (extra bling, brand name, artist endorsement, rare woods).

 

[Lerxst]

Oooooh...tac-tile. my bad

 

[Flamencology]

Oooooh...tac-tile. my bad

Whoever built that should be shot.

 

[DFB]

Whoever built that should be shot.

At least it's not a Strat clone.
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It is devoid of tort too.

 

[rickenvox]

For solid body electrics price doesn't make a big difference. If you play and listen to the guitars you buy then you might choose a Mexican or Japanese Telecaster over a custom shop model. Every guitar production line puts out good and not so good sounding guitars. The higher price tags have a bigger impact on the look of the woods and finish. Do active electronics really sound good at all? I personally don't think so.


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[reverend1]

For solid body electrics price doesn't make a big difference. If you play and listen to the guitars you buy then you might choose a Mexican or Japanese Telecaster over a custom shop model. Every guitar production line puts out good and not so good sounding guitars. The higher price tags have a bigger impact on the look of the woods and finish. Do active electronics really sound good at all? I personally don't think so.


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I like some active electronics.