Renegade Electric Guitar

[Niobe Hennigan]

Whenelectric guitar renegade Matte Henderson recommends a guitar builder to me I sit up and take notice! The man has impeccable taste and many of the instruments he has commissioned are pretty much exactly what I would have chosen while some of them are perfectly off the beaten track.

Earlier this year Matte pinged me on Instagram about a new instrument that was being made for him by British luthier Damien Probett. It was an eyebrow-raising amalgam of the Gibson SG and the Fender Telecaster - two of my favourite electric guitars. Many have attempted to marry these very different beasts but it was immediately obvious that Damian Probett had hit the design just right!

Codename: Renegade contains all the tonal sound design and guitar material found in Boutique Drums Renegade. After the latter was released, we received emails and messages requesting that the non-percussive material be made available as a standalone library. We answered!

Designed for cinematic contexts, nu-metal, pop, rock and synthwave, this collection includes 20 thoughtfully-crafted patches built from a variety of sources, including: fat analog synths, electric pianos, orchestral recordings, eight-string electric guitar, bass guitar and nylon guitars.

I have about 30 guitars from a 1950 fender broadcaster to Gibson les Paul 1967 and many more in between.

I also have a renegade bass. This is a well put together guitar and should not be shunned at. The maker of these guitars

did a great job for the price. His name is Andrew Presnell. He now works for Andrew Allan Guitars. Awesome sound and a very true neck.

: can any body give me some info on a guitar manufacturer called "Renegade" that makes a les paul copy. yeh there not that bad of a guitar to play i owe a few diffarent guitars fron gibson to fender and everything in-between and it is one of the better knock-offs i have,has nice action and good tone,as far as it sounding better being firewood that guy should go and get his ears flushed!!yeh ive been playing for about 18 years now and this guitar doesnt seemm that bad to me trust me there`s worse

: : can any body give me some info on a guitar manufacturer called "Renegade" that makes a les paul copy. : yes, they are total junk. sound best being used for campfire wood!!! If your a technical guitar player who does everything by brand and and play every note perfect then go pay $1500 and get a gibson or epiphone but if want a guitar that sounds just as good then for $300 you can buy a renegade and if you dont like it pay the extra $100 and get pickups that you like.

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