Electric Guitar Practice Portable Travel Guitar Maple Headless Solid Body Full Scale with Gigbag for Lightweight Design Gig Bag All Accessories Red Cherry

Ok, right out of the box I was pretty disappointed. The strings were about 1/2 inch off the fretboard, and it was hard to tune till playable. Fortunately it did come with an allen wrench for the truss rod. A little tweaking there got the neck fairly straight. The bridge is adjustable so it just took one full turn each side to bring it down some. Once those minor tweaks were done, it tuned up and played great up and down all 24 frets! Pretty close action with no fret buzz. The strings that came on it seem pretty cheap, so that's the next thing to be changed. Playing it is great. It's a little awkward to hold, but plays very well. It's actually very bright and resonant and can be played without amplification. Not for a performance, but for practice in a quiet room, it has more than enough volume. The tuners are a little confusing since they are in a weird position, but I'm getting used to it. The padded case is pretty nice and protects it well. Mine is finished well with no fret sprout or any other obvious problems. It came with a small metal bracket and some screws that look like it might be so you can play it on your lap better, but it's not clear how it goes on. Their website calls it an "armrest bone", whatever that is. There are no instructions at all with it, but none were really needed. Overall I'm pretty impressed and very happy with my purchase.

Surprisingly well made guitar for the money , gig bag is nice as well. Pick ups are very bright , like Telecaster bright. There is no volume or tone knobs , you definitely want to turn down your volume and gain before plugging in. Action is good and the guitar is playable out of the box . After tuning of course. It will need intonation and a set of my favorite strings but that's it. I chose the red with the natural maple fret board and the finish albeit satin/flat is well done and consistent . Tuners are holding tune well and take very little rotation to bring the string to pitch. It is odd tuning a headless guitar but as mentioned it seems to hold well even with the cheap strings . The guitar balances very nice on any strap I have but it takes a little time to get used to not having a " body" to speak of for certain types of picking . If you travel or just want to be able to practice at work on breaks like me this guitar is a great choice , all you need to complete the rig is a battery powered amp , a cord and headphones/earbuds.

For the price ... it's a QUALITY instrument... most CHEAPER instruments have frets that are NOT in tune up high...Gave this instrument a PROPER workout...Very niceG

This lil’ man smokes! Super light, great crunch and easy playability, love it! A must have to your collection, you won’t be disappointed!

I loved this guitar with the times I had with unfortunately it was stolen on a family trip to Disney Land but I really love playing it. But one thing that I kinda disliked about this guitar was it had big frets. I haven't been playing long enough to say if that's normal but I didn't like'em. And the fret endges are uncomfortable but nothing you can't fix. I still recommend this for anyone who is starting.

You are probably already aware that you can buy a very inexpensive knock off guitar for this price or even LESS that looks absolutely fabulous. So why do these guitars look like they are homemade?? Horrific finish and craftsmanship. Plus I thought in the photos it look like the strings were hitting the body near the tuning pegs but I figured I had to be wrong... NOPE!! They hit the body and will cause paint chipping!! There is absolutely no reason for this since the designers could have easily put a relief angle there!!! Are you prepared to do that yourself and then repaint the guitar?? The pick up installation is absolutely a crime… It’s jammed in there and I can see their space between the pick up bracket and the top of the screw heads!! The wood is not finished in the pickup cavity which is exposed and shows. I’ve bought every guitar I own except for one site unseen but this is the first one I’ll be sending right back. Two stars for them putting this on the market in the first place and surprisingly it sounds half decent but be advised before buying one sight unseen.