REVIEWS

Vintage V132

Published 4 years ago on January 9, 2020

By Guitar Interactive Magazine

 

Vintage V132 Reissued

Guitar Interactive star rating:⭐⭐⭐⭐

MSRP (UK) £329 (US) $TBC

PROS

Good Hardware/Pickups

Nice Tobacco Finish

Plays well and sounds good.

CONS

None.

SPECS

Mahogany Body and Neck

Lignum Rosa Fretboard

Wilkinson WP90SK-B Pickups


Designed with a compact size and a rip-roaring sound in mind. The Vintage V132 Reissued could be the weapon you need on stage to elevate your live performances without breaking the bank. Here's Sam Bell with the full breakdown.

Vintage is well known for creating incredibly affordable instruments with good build quality and decent hardware. Their guitars are ideal for beginner musicians looking for their first step into something more sturdy and professional. Something that can be cherished, gigged and played on for many years.

Today I'm taking a look at the V132 in Tobacco Sunburst. First of the Tobacco Sunburst finish look's brilliant in the flesh, the guitar looks great, especially considering its RRP of £260. Just one look at this guitar and you can tell exactly what it's modelled on. And it's definitely greater value for money than the doppelganger I'm referring to. Let's dive in.

The guitar is made from Mahogany, the set neck is also Mahogany. This guitar is fairly lightweight however packs a nice dark sounding sustain due to its construction. The V132 sports a 12 inch radius neck, nice and flat for speedy playing and easier bends. The hardware and pickups are all made by Wilkinson, the WP90 pickups are based on P90's, a nice fat sounding single coil tone with plenty of warmth and sustain.

The guitar plays well out of the box, a slim neck profile on the 12-inch radius makes it playable, but not too much of a beast for smaller hands. But not so small the tone is effected dramatically, a nice balance.

As mentioned, this guitar is perfect for the Beginner looking to take their next step in their guitar playing journey. The quality build, looks and playability make this fantastic guitar great value for money, and well worth checking out!


YOU MAY LIKE

ADVERTISEMENT

LATEST

Epiphone Jared James Nichols "Blues Power" Les Paul Custom | REVIEW

Elixir Artist Spotlight: Marcus King | Lesson Feature

Jared James Nichols on Playing Inspiration, Technique, Signature Gear & More | Interview

Aurally Sound Song Master Pro | REVIEW

Martin D-10E | REVIEW

MOOER GTRS INTELLIGENT GUITAR | REVIEW

MARTIN DC-X2E | REVIEW

Laney Ironheart IRF Loudpedal | REVIEW

IK MULTIMEDIA AMPLITUBE X DRIVE | REVIEW

Victory Super Sheriff 100 | REVIEW

Taylor 324 CE Builders’ Edition | REVIEW

CORT X500 MENACE | REVIEW

IBANEZ AZ427P1PB | REVIEW

Joe Doe Gas Jockey | REVIEW

Ibanez AZ240 7F Prestige | REVIEW

ADAM BLACK O-6CE LEGACY | REVIEW

STONEHEAD SH4-R 100 4 CHANNEL AMP | REVIEW

CARL MARTIN OCTA-SWITCH MK3 | REVIEW

MAYONES CALI 4 | REVIEW

Fender Jazzmaster MIJ Hybrid 2 | REVIEW

Maybach Lester 57 Gold Rush Aged | REVIEW

MOOER STEEP 1 AUDIO INTERFACE | REVIEW

Gretsch G6136TG Players Edition Falcon Hollow Body | REVIEW

Chapman ML3 PRO TRD | REVIEW

LAVA ME4 Carbon Acoustic | REVIEW

Top magnifiercross linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram