Fender Custom Shop
Electric
+Electric guitar type for amplified playing
+Telecaster model with a single-cutaway body design
+Signature model built with John 5's name
−Specifications list only the guitar type
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Pros+Electric guitar type for amplified playing
+Telecaster model with a single-cutaway body design
+Signature model built with John 5's name
+Custom Shop build for higher-level craftsmanship
Cons−Specifications list only the guitar type
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Ibanez
Electric
+Hollowbody design gives an open, resonant electric tone
+Ebony fingerboard provides a dark, smooth playing surface
+Electric type works with an amplifier for louder playing
−Hollowbody build is more prone to feedback at high volume
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Pros+Hollowbody design gives an open, resonant electric tone
+Ebony fingerboard provides a dark, smooth playing surface
+Electric type works with an amplifier for louder playing
Cons−Hollowbody build is more prone to feedback at high volume
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Kremona
Classical or nylon
+Nylon string guitar from the Flamenco series
+Nylon strings suit classical and flamenco styles
+Flamenco series design built for percussive playing
−Nylon strings are less bright than steel-string acoustics
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Pros+Nylon string guitar from the Flamenco series
+Nylon strings suit classical and flamenco styles
+Flamenco series design built for percussive playing
Cons−Nylon strings are less bright than steel-string acoustics
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Reverend
Electric
+Baritone scale suits lower-tuned heavy riffs
+Rosewood fingerboard for a warm, traditional feel
+Electric type suits amplified playing
−Requires an amplifier to play at full volume
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Sadowsky
Bass, 5 String count
+Five strings extend the low range below a standard four-string bass
+Swamp Ash body for a resonant, full-bodied tone
+21 frets extend the playable range up the neck
−Five-string neck is wider than a four-string neck
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Pros+Five strings extend the low range below a standard four-string bass
+Swamp Ash body for a resonant, full-bodied tone
+21 frets extend the playable range up the neck
+Vintage P/J pickup setup offers two tonal options
Cons−Five-string neck is wider than a four-string neck
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