Parker P-42

Description: Brand: Parker / Guitar Type: Electric Guitar

Newest Review: ... is where the guitar really comes into its own. You can emulate practically any type of guitar! I often will stick to the ... more

... standard pickups for some funky rhythm, but then switch in the acoustic pickup for a smooth deep solo that sounds like I've just switched this weedy little guitar for a Les Paul or something! I really love gigging with it. And the action and feel of the guitar is brilliant too. Along the lines of Ibanez I would say. If the sound/ variety of sounds is what counts for you, then go get a Parker. The P-42 is a cheaper 'version' of the Parker Fly. You get the versatility in sound, but you're not paying for carbon fiber body....more

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Parker P-42: The most versatile guitar (247 words)
by - written on 29/05/09 (Useful, 33 readings)
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I am usually the type to stick with the great traditional gear/sounds. I have a Washburn 355-type guitar and also a Fender Squier Protone Strat, and I tend to go for whichever guitar suits what i'm playing. But when I gig I can usually only take one, and always struggled to decide which would be best. But then I got a Parker guitar, and although I don't love the look, the sound and range of sounds is amazing. It has a Fishman pickup in the bridge, alongs with two single-coils and a humbucker. You have the usual 5-way pickup selector, but also a separate switch where you can choose either standard pickups only, acoustic pickup only, or you can mix the two - and this is ... Read the complete review