Feature:
the tuner is very basic and so is amp
Quality:
The guitar is well made, though it needs setup. The cable that came with it broke after a week.
Value:
It is not bad, but you you can do much better, buying the guitar and amp separately. See bellow.
Desirability:
It looks nice, no problems there.
Sound:
The guitar sounds good, particularly if you get a good amp. The neck pickup has a classic Hendrix feel to it. The bridge pickup sounds a bit annoying, but I have no use for it anyway. The neck is nice and if you spend some time setting it up, the action can be set low with little buzz. Don't think of using trem, it will just through the guitar out of tune (it is pretty much the same store for any guitar under 500)
The amp however is useless. I mean it is ok to start with but altogether, you'll want to move on to something better very soon. My suggestion get a create 15 watt with 12 inch speaker (about 100 dollars), great clean sound. It also works well with boss ds-2 pedal.
Ease of Use:
the guitar needs set up out of the box. Also fix the bridge, tighten the screws, this way the guitar will stay in tune.
Support:
didn't try
Overall:
well, to be honest, the only thing that will survive in the long term from the kit is the guitar. The tuner is very basic, the amp is useless. Even the gig bag is cheap (no padding, no shoulder strap). But the guitar almost makes it worth it.
But here is my point, get the guitar by itself about 100 bux, create 12 inch speaker amp another 100, krog 15 dollar tuner, and fender gig bag (another 20). I guess I am forgetting a cable (well another 10 bux). For 250 you can have great guitar and proper accessories that will live on for years.
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