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Help!I'maRock!

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Kiesel AM6 British Racing Green - Piezo Walnut/Purple Heart Neck

https://reverb.com/item/25886913-kiesel-am6-british-racing-green-piezo-walnut-purple-heart-neck
 
These are the types of descriptions that move gear quickly.:eyeroll:

Excellent condition other than the chip on the headstock. Low action and the piezo sounds amazing!
Comes with Kiesel gig bag
 
reverend1 said:
Needs more goofy angles that don't line up. That's just terrible.
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Honestly, if I were going to buy a multiscale, I'd give Kiesel a hard look. But I don't see the advantages to multi-scale unless you're Charlie Hunter. And I'm no Charlie Hunter, that's for sure.
 
Help!I'maRock! said:
Honestly, if I were going to buy a multiscale, I'd give Kiesel a hard look. But I don't see the advantages to multi-scale unless you're Charlie Hunter. And I'm no Charlie Hunter, that's for sure.
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Why not a PRS? No way I’d buy a Kiesel over a Custom 24 or CE 24. I really love my CE 24.
 
reverend1 said:
Help me out. What’s makes the Kiesel multiscale? It just looks like 24 fret guitar. I see the fan frets, but I thought that was a intonation thing.
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Fan frets means multiscale. It means the low E string has a longer scale than the high E string. Personally, I don’t see a use in standard tuning. But if I were going to play a multiscale instrument, I would do it like Charlie Hunter who has 3 bass strings and 4 guitar strings, and plays both at the same time. I’m not that talented though.
 
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