Burny MG-340X

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brand Burny

model MG-340X

year Unknown

madin Japan

sound features Mahogany through neck, maple top, mahogany back, and Les Paul-inspired specifications as well as his own specifications The front end was an EMG81/Dimarzio Dual Sound combination when I bought it. At the time of purchase, it was an EMG81/Dimarzio Dual Sound combination, but the front end was replaced with an EMG60, making it a completely active guitar. The sound is rich in low mid due to the fact that it is mainly made of mahogany, and the effect of the EMG81 makes it sound surprisingly heavy. The EMG60 produces a high and hard clean sound.

purchase price 86000

body material Maple top/Honduras mahogany back

body finish Cherry Sunburst

neck material Honduras mahogany

fingerboard material rosewood

number of frets 24

scale length 24.75

pickups EMG81/EMG60

bridge GE-103B&GE-101Z

category Electric-Solid-Body-Guitar

Mockingbird was my favorite guitar because I started playing guitar under the influence of X. (The first guitar I bought by myself was also B.C.Rich's the cheapest Mockingbird I could find.)
I only had a 7-string, and just as I was thinking of getting a 6-string as well, I wandered by the guitar shop by my old school and found a guitar with a modified PU that had been replaced for a near throwaway price. I was like, "This was here to be bought by me! I tried it and bought it immediately.
I started with "──and,I am AlicE. I play it mainly for clean guitar, lead guitar, and guitar solo.
The deep cut through neck makes the high position very easy to play, and the V-shaped neck is a good match. I hope to keep this guitar for a long time.

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