#Brian moore i2p series

I also bought a Godin LGXT, which I found to be another very fine guitar. It was the first Korean-made guitar I ever purchased, but I now have a half-dozen guitars of Korean manufacture and they are all far and away crafted better than any Mexican or Japanese guitar I have ever played.

Getting back to the original topic, though, I have a Brian Moore i8.13 and the craftsmanship on it is top notch. Since all other experiences reported so far are positive, I think a more accurate assumption would be that you did, indeed, get a 'bad one' but then, that's just my opinion. Ask for an opinion on this board, and you'll get one.Ĭlick to expand.Like you said, this is your opinion, but so far you appear to be the only person who has had a bad experience with a Brian Moore guitar and your assumption that all similar products are dogshit is exactly that, an assumption based on your experience with a single product. Just trying to help someone not make a mistake. That's always fun.īuy one or don't buy one, it doesn't matter to me. I took a complete bath on it when I got rid of it. Obviously the warped neck had something to do with that.

Couldn't get the setup where I wanted it. The saddle notches were not properly done. The piezo switching was idiotic, and not very usable live. The gold hardware tarnished more easily than any I've ever seen. The tailpiece wouldn't fit onto the studs without forcing it. I've bought Gibsons with better quality control than that i2p. Not a case of 'I may have just gotten a bad one'. There were so many things wrong with that guitar, both design-wise and manufacturing-wise, that I believe it's safe to assume all similiar products are dogshit. Well I'm glad it entertains you that's what I'm here for. Good deal on like a C90p and for about 400 bucks they'll put in the 13-pin Also, Brian Moore will upgradeĪny of their guitars to 13-pin if you only buy it with the piezo. With the BMG custom shop guitars, but the used prices on ebay for The Godin's are probably the cheaper of the two if you're going to go I like the fact that the Godins have EQs for the piezos, which the BMGsĭon't, but I use an acoustic amp with the piezo anyway, so I just set the The 2000's have realĭuncans and Sperzels, the i1000's are all junky hardware.

#Brian moore i2p series

Series guitars (i21, i81, i91) guitars are junk. I2000 series guitars (i1, i2, i8, i9) are pretty nice, the Chinese made i1000 I've also owned two of the Brian Moore i8.13 guitars. If you just plug it in), though with the 13-pin you could do whatever you It only has a front mini-īucker and was a bit limited as a regular guitar (definitely made for jazz

I like the Wikinsonīridge and the sperzels on the Brian Moore guitars. I had a few problems with the LGX-T keeping On the Godin you get the scales will both be 25.5'. The best sort of dark web content are the privacy and ideological discussions.I've had both, and I like both. There are also numerous online boards, wikis, and chats for people trying to divulge information they don’t want associated with their identity. For instance, it’s the best way for privacy activists to communicate with each other. It wasn’t just a way to buy illegal goods, but it also deanonymized web browsing as a political ethos.īeyond illicit marketplaces like Silk Road, there’s much more to see. It trumpeted Tor browsing as the best way to avoid online surveillance. Silk Road was the first website to popularize this method. To many, the deep web is simply a place to buy bizarre and potentially illegal things. Instead, the user must obfuscate their online identity in order to be granted access. Wired describes the deep web most succinctly as a “collection of thousands of websites that use anonymity tools like Tor and I2P to hide their IP address.” The key is decentralization, meaning that no regular browser (Chrome, Safari) can access these websites.