rsm
Well-known member
I had many good deals for many years with Ed Roman at East Coast Music Mall back in the day.
I had many good deals for many years with Ed Roman at East Coast Music Mall back in the day.
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower
Well-known member
I bought a guitar from Ed Roman in the early 2000s.
It was an experience
They're a little more costly than some of the other brands coming from the same factory, but I think they get shipped to their place in Australia to be inspected and setup. Haven't come across a bad one yet. I think a lot of it has to do with that step. You'll have to play mine sometime, it's a treat.
Not normally into glossy, but it's like ice skating with how smooth and flowing everything is between the neck and fretwork with the setup. Bridge pickup is a bit lo-fi thin in a weird, but good way. Almost seems ambient on it's own. Like a very light and subtle shimmering reverb. Not sure how else to explain it. I think it may be an effect of the stainless frets, tbh.
japetus
Moderator
Don't look into the death of his daughter.I bought a guitar from Ed Roman in the early 2000s.
It was an experience
They're a little more costly than some of the other brands coming from the same factory, but I think they get shipped to their place in Australia to be inspected and setup. Haven't come across a bad one yet. I think a lot of it has to do with that step. You'll have to play mine sometime, it's a treat.
Not normally into glossy, but it's like ice skating with how smooth and flowing everything is between the neck and fretwork with the setup. Bridge pickup is a bit lo-fi thin in a weird, but good way. Almost seems ambient on it's own. Like a very light and subtle shimmering reverb. Not sure how else to explain it. I think it may be an effect of the stainless frets, tbh.
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower
Well-known member
Well, after goatsy and the german caterpillar, I'm going to take your word for it.
japetus
Moderator
It is part of the RPG.
