This guitar, while paying tribute to these original designs, offers its own unique visual character and performance benefits.

POSTED: 11/23/2007 - 01:13 am

The single cutaway design shortens the exposed area of the neck, making it more secure and therefore more rigid. Combining this with a set neck greatly improves string performance.

POSTED: 11/15/2005 - 12:25 am

The single cutaway design shortens the exposed area of the neck, making it more secure and therefore more rigid. Combining this with a set neck greatly improves string performance.

POSTED: 02/26/2007 - 08:34 am

Mahogany body with a set neck, rosewood fingerboard, duncan designed hh pickups, grover tuners, and an angled back headstock which ensures maximum attack & sustain.

POSTED: 07/13/2004 - 04:37 am

It has 24 frets, the fingerboard is made out of Rosewood. The neck is made out of mahogany wood. The body is a double cutaway sculpted body.

POSTED: 06/22/2007 - 01:13 pm

This Greg Bennett Signature Formula electric guitar by Samick was made on July 2005.

POSTED: 05/11/2010 - 02:41 am

It sounds good, given that it is the lower model and has regular hums and not the Duncan Designed.

POSTED: 02/22/2011 - 03:41 am

Being as honest as possible, this is only a beginners guitar. The fretwork forces you to keep an action of almost 1cm, sometimes more.

POSTED: 06/07/2010 - 03:23 am

Designed by master luthier Greg Bennett and precision built by the master craftsmen at Samick, the Interceptor Series is Greg's most aggressive guitar design and built for speed demons and soloists who prefer the added range of a 24-fret neck and a deep cutaway for complete access to the entire neck, especially the upper frets.

POSTED: 12/11/2008 - 04:14 am

I own an Ibanez RG370 and this guy is much more than it, as I said Interceptor IC30 can be matched with only Ibanez Prestige editions.

POSTED: 05/02/2013 - 03:31 am

It captures the essence of those early bolt-on neck guitars, in a sleek updated package.

POSTED: 09/08/2005 - 02:55 am

It features set in necks with rosewood fingerboards, flange base bridges for just about endless sustain, and the angled headstock produces maximum string tension and a straight string path for spot-on tuning.

POSTED: 01/06/2005 - 02:21 am

The Royale RL1 thin line style electric guitar is designed to combine the resonant warmth of an acoustic with the performance characteristics of a solid body.

POSTED: 05/21/2004 - 04:41 am

The "Royale" RL2 thin line style electric guitar is designed to combine the resonant warmth of an acoustic with the performance characteristics of a solid body. Features an arch nato top, set neck design and grover tuning gears.

POSTED: 03/12/2005 - 08:29 am

Overall, this guitar is a cheapo PRS knock off, but is a real pleasure to the eyes.

POSTED: 06/28/2010 - 03:23 am

Overall, this is an amazing guitar that I'd recommend to a beginner or an advanced player. This is a great guitar that fits a broad spectrum of all music types.

POSTED: 06/23/2004 - 05:47 am

Sculpted nato body. Set neck. Duncan Designed HH. Die cast tuners. Dot inlays. 2 vol. 2 tone, 3 way toggle.

POSTED: 01/22/2004 - 07:35 am

If you want a huge, rich sound with great warmth, the Greg Bennett Torino TR2 deserves a test drive. Features include a double cutaway sculpted Mahogany body, high-tech quilt top, bound Mahogany set-neck, 22 fret Rosewood fretboard with trapezoid inlays, Duncan Designed pickups, and more!

POSTED: 01/15/2007 - 08:34 am

The Torino positions the waist almost three inches higher, which opens up the cutaways and gives the guitar a more traditional balance.

POSTED: 02/27/2006 - 05:52 am

The double cutaway is designed so that the neck sits deep in the body on the bass side. This makes the neck more rigid and less likely to rob energy from the string. The alder body with the maple top creates that clean warmth, with bite and definition when you need it.

POSTED: 04/10/2008 - 01:09 am

The guitar features a Licenced Floyd Rose Tremelo and locking nuts. 25 frets. Also includes a 3-way selector and 3 control knobs.

POSTED: 02/01/2010 - 03:04 am