- Real Flame Maple top and single cutaway solid Mahogany arch top body
- High quality wax potted ceramic humbucker pickups for improved sound.
- Set-in Maple neck with Rosewood fretboard and trapezodial inlays, Full body and neck binding
- 22 Jumbo 2.7mm frets and a 13.7-Inch (350mm) radius neck for fast play, Grover die cast tuners
- Width of the neck at the nut: 1 5/8-Inch; at the 22st fret: 2 3/16"; Scale length: 24.7-Inch; Oversized, shipping weight is 30 lbs.. Weight 10lbs
- 2 Vol & 2 Tone Controls, 5-Way pickup selector switch, Stop-bar tailpiece, Chrome hardware
Product Description
The New, Low Cost, High Value Spectacular!
Real Flame Maple top and single cutaway solid Mahogany arch top body.
High quality wax potted ceramic humbucker pickups for improved sound.
Full body and neck binding.
Set-in Maple neck with Rosewood fretboard and trapezodial inlays.
22 Jumbo (2.7mm) frets and a 13.7" (350mm) radius neck for fast play.
Grover Die Cast tuners.
Two volume & two tone controls and a 3-way pickup selector switch help you find your sound.
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This guitar is BEAUTIFUL! It arrived well packaged and earlier than quoted.
It sounds great and is a joy to play.
Rating: 5 / 5
The picture for this guitar does not do it justice! Beautiful finish and arrived quickly. I can’t say anything on the sound because this is my first guitar.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is a guitar I really want to play. The sustain is great. The finish great. The only objection is that the maple veneer doesn’t line up perfectly, but for around $1000 more I could get that. For the price this guitar is well worth it.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought my guitar about a month ago, and wanted to play with it for a while before I gave my review, as this is my first guitar.
IF YOU BUY this guitar (which I highly recommend you do if you’re looking for a good beginner/intermediate (maybe even expert, from the reviews I’ve read) guitar), then do yourself a favor and replace the strings right away, they’re so horrible that they’re worth replacing with cheap strings from WalMart!
Otherwise, it plays great, amazing action right out of the box, neck is as STRAIT as a freaking laser beam, perfectly set-up guitar, the only guitar I think I’ll ever see that actually gets sharper as it goes out of tune rather than flatter (I swear this actually happens, the neck isn’t bending back or anything, like I said, it’s strait!), but it only did that until I replaced the strings, now it stays perfectly in tune, I only need to retune it if I put it in my bag and the knobs get nudged around. Sounds great, sustain is practically twice as long as my crappy bass, it just keeps going like the energizer bunny!
Now on to the looks. This is a beautiful guitar, beautiful wood grain, amazing finish, and about the only thing that I take pride in keeping clean. My bass just gets put in its corner when it wants me to clean it. I love this guitar like it’s my child. I would love to practice at work, but I’m way too afraid of it getting stolen. If this guitar ever does leave me though, I would hands-down buy the exact same one not only because of it’s great price, but because it’s just a great and beautiful guitar.
And finally, at only $200, what do you have to loose?
Rating: 5 / 5
This guitar is just excellent, is stupid paying 2,000 for a gibson when only with 199.99 you can have this one, the picture is only a shadow of this art work, the sound is good, I played a gibson before and this one is the same, when you buy a gibson you pay for a name, but an agile is good performance, I play it in my 30 watt amp and is great.
I recomend this guitar to everybody, good quality, great sound, low price.
Rating: 5 / 5