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19th July 2011
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Thread Starter | Korina guitars
I am drooling over a PRS mccarty korina that I recently played. What's the poop on korina? I know its supposed to be kind of special. I can't get over how light it is and the type of tone it has. Acoustically its extremely resonant. it looks nice too 
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19th July 2011
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Korina guitars are known for a very quick attack and a very present sound, not too much bass - very good rock guitars (not heavy meta though). Typical Korina guitar is a Gibson Explorer.
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