Feature:
This is basically a straight nuts and bolts guitar without the bells and whisels. It was designed well, and plays great, and those are to two most important features for any guitar

Quality:
you can not even tell where the neck joins the body, inlays are clean and small, all controls work smoothly, no dead spots

Value:
I have owned and played guitars over twice the price and this guitar holds its own with the best of them. Probably one of the 5 best guitars under $1000

Desirability:
Rubbed oil look on mahogeny gives the guitar a real clean look, not as heavy as you would think but with all of the rich sound and sustain you would expect from a solid neck mahogeny guitar

Sound:
This guitar is awesome. Great sustain, great tone. Better that most guitars twice the price

Support:
gave them a 10 cause I have never used support and NA was not a choice

Overall:
I will probably keep this guitar until my fingers wear out. My G&L is now collecting dust. If this guitar ever got stolden, I would want to replace it with the same guitar. I cannot see how anyone would not be happy with this ax

Feature:
Great. superb bridge, awesome pickups set neck... what more could you ask for at this price

Quality:
v.good overall, small amount of stain on the top edge of neck, all in all v. good

Value:
definately worth the money, i am yet to see a guitar that plays, sounds and look this good for anything like this price. I paid

Value:
Talk about "bang for your buck"

Sound:
Great sound especially for this price. Later on I think I will put some Dimarzio pickups in it though.

Feature:
Simple guitar. If these are the features you want, then they are fine.

Quality:
Very well built, seems to stay in tune ok.

Sound:
Very good tone; very thick with a great distorted bridge pickup sound, but there is a problem. The bridge seems to vibrate sympathetically when you play very hard, and you can actually hear through an amp a whining sound coming from the bridge. There is another very serious problem, and for this reason I am returning the guitar for a refund. The bridge is shaped in such a way that you cannot palm mute as well on this guitar as on most other guitars. At the point of contact between the string and bridge, there is a large curved piece of metal sticking up that forces your palm away and does not allow you to actually mute the string right where it contacts the guitar. This is a deal-breaking design flaw, and I cannot understand why anyone who palm mutes would want this style of bridge.

Overall:
The poorly designed bridge makes all the positive qualities of this guitar irrelevant.