W60-2 soundstage has a wider perception, perhaps with a help of SPC cable, but either way it’s noticeable. W60-2 vs W60-1 – I hear a very interesting change here, something you don’t appreciate as much until you compare one to the other. Also, in this comparison SPC cable gives a perception of a blacker background. W60-2 with Silver-plated vs Epic cable – Similar consistent difference as I have found in W40-2 comparison, where I’m hearing a soundstage being a little wider with SPC cable and mids/vocals sounding a little more revealing. Overall signature is nicely balanced, more W-shaped here. The treble is well defined and well controlled, not as crisp as W40-2, sounds even more natural. Lower mids have a nice body but still closer to neutral, and upper mids are more resolving, more detailed, more layered, but still smooth and natural with a slightly pulled back presentation, a little less forward in comparison to W40-2, perhaps due to a more elevated bass impact. Low end sub-bass rumble goes deeper, sounds more textured, and mid-bass adds more to the punch, with an overall bass impact being more elevated and hitting harder. The soundstage is wide and has a good out of your head depth expansion, being wider than W40-2.
Guitar strap – for hanging your Westone guitar around your neck when playing live or practicing.Guitar strings – a necessity for any guitar player, spare strings are available as replacements for when your original strings inevitably break or wear through use.Westone Custom guitars – the Westone company offered a custom finish service, so you may find several guitars that are based on a custom variety, rather than being one of the conventional Westone models.
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The Spectrum series includes different models of electric guitar and bass
Westone Thunder bass guitar – with a similar design to the Thunder guitar, the bass version comes in a variety of different model numbers.Westone Thunder electric guitar – one of the original Japanese made guitars.The different types of guitars and basses available from Westone include: Some of the model names include Challenger, Signature, Spectrum, Thunder, as well as several different types of bass guitar – some of which have the same model name as the guitars, such as Thunder or Spectrum. There were many different models of Westone guitar and bass designed and manufactured during the time of the company’s existence. It also saw a brief revival in the early 21st century with some guitars being made in Germany under the Westone brand name. Originally developed in Japan, the brand eventually moved to Korea. Westone guitarswere made by the Matsumoku Industrial company over a period of ten years from 1981 to 1991.
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