Brian Moore Guitars

[MikeStrat]

Any opinions or experiences? Just curious.

[markD]

Re: Brian Moore Guitars

i have an 8.13P that i LOVE!!! it sounds really great, plays really great, is extremely versatile...

i do a lot of session work for various studios in the tampa area and this guitar is one of the three that i take to EVERY session. it has never let me down.

i fact of the 20 or so guitars i have this is the ONLY one i could not live without.

the kicker? it is an import!!!!!

[data187]

Re: Brian Moore Guitars

i really like them. i had an i8 and an i2. sold them for a prs.
anyway, i think they are incredible for the money on the used market.
the usa made ones play even better and i've been jonesing for a c55.

[IrfaanSE801]

Re: Brian Moore Guitars

I've played on a few of em. I liked the i1000s, but if I were to buy one it would be the i2000 or custom shop models. The 1000's are cool, but the quality, specs and feel are a big difference, and for people who are a little more serious about their instruments, the i2000's are the starting point. I say go for it, whichever model your looking at

[Wayniac]

Re: Brian Moore Guitars

I have had 3 of their 7's - still have 2 - A USA C-557 and a USA C-907P... GREAT tops, good tone (Dimarzios), and nice feel to the necks... just wish they'd do binding and 24 frets
The piezo sounds great as well

[MountainDog]

Re: Brian Moore Guitars

I have an i9F and i2, very nice guitars....some of the best to come out of Korea. I highly recommend them.

[neilli]

Re: Brian Moore Guitars

I bought one of the original MC1s back in 98 or so - It was a nice guitar, but it was always out of tune when I picked it up, and as with all the early ones, it had no rear access for the trem, which bothered me, so it got sold. Nice neck, and really (read: 'too'!) light though....