Max The Dog
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I know its not made in Japan but I quite fancy one of these, has anybody had any experience of Peerless guitars?
Pete.
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Max The Dog
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Not a lot of help here then. :roll:
jacco
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Looks nice Pete, never played one though..
Got a Tokai ES-100 which is spectacular..
Got a Tokai ES-100 which is spectacular..
japaxes
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made in korea ,they have made guitars for a number of companies over the years & now sell under there own brand. very good guitars for the money .I believe the peavey rockinghams are built by them .have tried the cassino style ,very good guitar .heres a link to the homepage
http://www.peerlessguitars.eu/#/news/4549480804
http://www.peerlessguitars.eu/#/news/4549480804
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I have a Peerless Songbird with P90, same as a Casino or Gibson ES-330.
The build quality is very good, mine is in natural finish not a flaw, and the tone is quite good. In my case no need to replace the pickups. No scratchy pots or switch, which is quite good on a hollow guitar with no access to the electronics.
Very good quality for the money, way above Epiphone Casino.
The guitar by itself is resonant and you can feel each string vibration in the neck and the body. The headstock is more elegant too!
I tried a J. Lennon inspired Epi, I still prefer my Peerless which is cheaper but doesn't sound choked like the Epi. That's just my personal impression, may be someone else will feel the opposite.
The build quality is very good, mine is in natural finish not a flaw, and the tone is quite good. In my case no need to replace the pickups. No scratchy pots or switch, which is quite good on a hollow guitar with no access to the electronics.
Very good quality for the money, way above Epiphone Casino.
The guitar by itself is resonant and you can feel each string vibration in the neck and the body. The headstock is more elegant too!
I tried a J. Lennon inspired Epi, I still prefer my Peerless which is cheaper but doesn't sound choked like the Epi. That's just my personal impression, may be someone else will feel the opposite.
marcusnieman
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Nice! I've never heard of the brand before.
Max The Dog
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Thank you everyone for your comments,bought one today NGD tomorrow.
Would have loved to have had wylvis's Tokai but just could'nt run to that much.
Pete.
Would have loved to have had wylvis's Tokai but just could'nt run to that much.
Pete.
