Feature:
The wood that is used for the body of the guitar is really light, and it seems kind of soft. If you like a hefty guitar like a Les Paul, this might be a bit light on weight.
Quality:
It came aesthetically perfect. While doing the setup I noticed that it was really hard to turn the screws on the saddle to lower it. As a result the tops of the screws got torn up a bit, they felt sort of soft also. I don't think that it should be that hard to turn them though, because I tried turning the same screws on a guitar that had an identical style bridge and it was way easier.
Value:
I don't know if this is the best value for a guitar, but it is really a good value, especially for a beginner.
Desirability:
It looks quite nice, I got the black. The only thing I would change is not use a flat finish, I like my guitars to be shiny.
Sound:
The sound is on the deep rich end. But the humbuckers crackle, most noticeably at full volume. At full volume the crackling is very noticeable if you are running it clean, and somewhat noticeable with distortion on. But that would most likely be fixed with new and better humbuckers.
Ease of Use:
Once I personally adjusted the setup the playability is really nicely.
Overall:
Overall this is great for someone who is a beginner or intermediate. It is light, fairly easy to play out of the box, and it is really cheap.
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