Comments on: Agile Electric Guitar Reviews http://guitars.briefnotes.net/agile-electric-guitar-reviews/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=agile-electric-guitar-reviews Reviews and Deals on Guitar Training Packages, Links to Tips, Tricks, Techniques and Other Guitar Resources Fri, 25 Feb 2011 20:56:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Rebelr http://guitars.briefnotes.net/agile-electric-guitar-reviews/comment-page-1/#comment-6323 Rebelr Fri, 25 Feb 2011 20:56:43 +0000 http://guitars.briefnotes.net/test/#comment-6323 Played in Garage Bands in the 60's and Horn Bands in the 70's. Played mostly Gibson Guitars. Sold out when I got married. I had the itch to buy a new Les Paul. So off to Guitar Center and another local guitar shop to see what was available "Sticker Shock". I can still feel my 71 LP and the new ones were not it , and the cost. Went home and surfed the net and I happened upon Rondo Music and viewed their guitars and decided to blow 400 on an AL3100. I was extremely surprised at the quality, playability and sustain of this guitar. The setup was good ,I tweeked it a little to suit me. This is not a Gibson Les Paul, but it is a great guitar for the price and it cured my itch to spend 3-4K. Played in Garage Bands in the 60′s and Horn Bands in the 70′s. Played mostly Gibson Guitars. Sold out when I got married. I had the itch to buy a new Les Paul. So off to Guitar Center and another local guitar shop to see what was available “Sticker Shock”. I can still feel my 71 LP and the new ones were not it , and the cost. Went home and surfed the net and I happened upon Rondo Music and viewed their guitars and decided to blow 400 on an AL3100. I was extremely surprised at the quality, playability and sustain of this guitar. The setup was good ,I tweeked it a little to suit me. This is not a Gibson Les Paul, but it is a great guitar for the price and it cured my itch to spend 3-4K.

]]> By: man gio http://guitars.briefnotes.net/agile-electric-guitar-reviews/comment-page-1/#comment-4859 man gio Sun, 14 Nov 2010 15:24:15 +0000 http://guitars.briefnotes.net/test/#comment-4859 I´ve a Agile AL 2000 HSBF, beautifull, solid woods, heavy 4.900 Kg., real flame no-image-paste-photograpf like Epi, quality tuners, maeby you only must change the strings, but the guitar is supreme-finished. For 225$ is better choice. I´ve a Agile AL 2000 HSBF, beautifull, solid woods, heavy 4.900 Kg., real flame no-image-paste-photograpf like Epi, quality tuners, maeby you only must change the strings, but the guitar is supreme-finished. For 225$ is better choice.

]]> By: Oldskool http://guitars.briefnotes.net/agile-electric-guitar-reviews/comment-page-1/#comment-4034 Oldskool Wed, 14 Jul 2010 20:39:28 +0000 http://guitars.briefnotes.net/test/#comment-4034 I own an al-3100 with the wide neck. Plays like a dream, is of high quality. Got one to satisfy my Les Paul itch, cured it, and have a lot of cash left over to celebrate! Of course, is no Gibson Les Paul. But, get an Agile, and you will not be disappointed! I own an al-3100 with the wide neck. Plays like a dream, is of high quality. Got one to satisfy my Les Paul itch, cured it, and have a lot of cash left over to celebrate! Of course, is no Gibson Les Paul. But, get an Agile, and you will not be disappointed!

]]> By: aluch http://guitars.briefnotes.net/agile-electric-guitar-reviews/comment-page-1/#comment-3795 aluch Tue, 06 Apr 2010 20:59:44 +0000 http://guitars.briefnotes.net/test/#comment-3795 what is the spalted maple? at rondo music, they list the colors by code, like spalted csb, or HSB, etc..what those stands for? what is the spalted maple? at rondo music, they list the colors by code, like spalted csb, or HSB, etc..what those stands for?

]]> By: HD http://guitars.briefnotes.net/agile-electric-guitar-reviews/comment-page-1/#comment-3628 HD Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:29:37 +0000 http://guitars.briefnotes.net/test/#comment-3628 "Wide" refers to the neck on the Agile AL models (and perhaps other Agile guitars as well). Incidentally, the "wide" neck is not THAT much wider. “Wide” refers to the neck on the Agile AL models (and perhaps other Agile guitars as well). Incidentally, the “wide” neck is not THAT much wider.

]]> By: Scotty http://guitars.briefnotes.net/agile-electric-guitar-reviews/comment-page-1/#comment-505 Scotty Tue, 16 Sep 2008 12:37:16 +0000 http://guitars.briefnotes.net/test/#comment-505 There's some more reviews at ultimate guitar tone, too. Their Agile AL-3100 is a great piece of craftsmanship. It plays like a dream, and has that nice buttery Les Paul tone! I recommend the snake-skin case to slip around this guitar! I have the spalted maple - ALWAYS gets an oooh or aaah from everyone who sees it. Peace all ~ Buy an Agile, you will be very happy with it! There’s some more reviews at ultimate guitar tone, too.

Their Agile AL-3100 is a great piece of craftsmanship. It plays like a dream, and has that nice buttery Les Paul tone! I recommend the snake-skin case to slip around this guitar! I have the spalted maple – ALWAYS gets an oooh or aaah from everyone who sees it.

Peace all ~ Buy an Agile, you will be very happy with it!

]]> By: JR http://guitars.briefnotes.net/agile-electric-guitar-reviews/comment-page-1/#comment-269 JR Sat, 12 Jan 2008 02:51:14 +0000 http://guitars.briefnotes.net/test/#comment-269 Hey when you say "wide", is that the neck profile or the body? I have fat, short fingers, which would you recommend? Thanks! JR Hey when you say “wide”, is that the neck profile or the body?
I have fat, short fingers, which would you recommend? Thanks! JR

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