Electric Guitars

It is absolutely true to say that the best guitars are built from the inside out and Vintage enjoys a very well earned reputation for building great guitars. In the following review, we will see about the Vintage V100 Series Electric Guitars, which is a tribute to the legendary Les Paul guitar. The Guitar merges a great build quality and high-end specification to create some remarkably striking screaming lead runs and tones. It is simply a affordable, self-assured, stylish, authoritative, and great sounding single cut electric guitar.

Classic design:

The Vintage V100 electric guitar has a hard mahogany body, based on the classic LP design. The guitar includes a set of superiority characteristics such as dual covered humbuckers, a set mahogany neck, along with detached volume and tone controls for each of the humbuckers. The V100 possess some very pretty looks, thanks to its well detailed finishing including neck binding and cream body along with a flamed maple tops on some guitars in this model. A design feature that you have to look out for in the V100 is its Mahogany neck that is set into the body contrasting the bolt neck, which makes the guitar a very authentic instrument to listen to and play with. This combination just maximises its tone enhancing rigidity. This combo of mahogany body and neck joint has been, for a long time used on the top quality guitars that are likely to carry quite a deal of value. From a distance, the V100 will be totally indistinguishable from the other guitars that are worth five times as much and even with close inspection, you will have to be very very picky to pull it down.

Features:

The rosewood fingerboard with 22 frets offers it a very positive feel. The chunk fashioned proportioned headstock of the Vintage V100 guitar is decorated with Kulson style tuners, having green plastic tulip knobs in a classic three as side pattern. In the tip, you will find the Vintage logo inlaid in pearloid, in addition to the pearloid emblem. The Trapezoid position inlays behind the fretboard contributes well to the classic styling of the V100, and they guide your fingers. The neck feels very strong and silky with its lustre polish around the cream fingerboard, hiding the fret ends. The dark Rosewood fretboard has a very pleasant feel to it and plays equally well.

Fabulous colours and design:

Vintage V100 is available in a glamorous range of colours and finishes to choose from: Tobacco Sunburst, Flame Maple Cherry Sunburst, Gloss Black Chrome Hardware, Gloss Black Gold Hardware, Wine Red, Gold Top, Flamed Iced Tea, Flamed Honey Burst and Artic White. The Tobacco sunburst and Wine Red models have gold hardware and translucent finishing that helps bring out the wood grain beneath. The Gloss Black version has also been complimented with gold hardware, with a solid coloured finishing. The stunning Cherry Sunburst V100 possess a flame maple finish and chrome hardware. The Tobacco Sunburst finish and Flame Maple Cherry Sunburst finishing is also available in left hand style; just for a few pounds extra.

Sound and Action:

The Vintage V100 is equipped with Wilkinson hardware including the deluxe tuners and dual covered humbuckers. These dual humbucker pickups offer a great deal of sustain, and not disappointing too. Strong tuning and intonation is aided by the tuneomatic bridge. This, in combo with separate tone and volume controls , offers quite a powerful audio to be tied up and also provides a good hope of tuning. Treble and rhythm, both of them are quite powerful and offer quite a substantial tone and when used in combination, they offer full bodied sound that is simply great. And, when used separately, the treble humbucker cuts through with precision and has just enough to the neck pickup.

Verdict:

No prizes for guessing that the Vintage V100 series is a replica of the eternal classic design of Les Paul. But it is certainly not a cheap modelling of the legendary model without any stuff. The Vintage V100 Electric Guitar is weighed down with features and simply enticing performance to compliment. The Maple and Mahogany tone woods are that killer ideal recipe for the smoky blueness with a very warm jazzy feel. Overall, we feel that the Vintage V100 Electric Guitar is a best buy.

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Vintage V100 Electric Guitar – Technical Specification Details

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