Detail 01
Paulownia body
Very light wood, so the guitar is easy on the shoulder but thin and bright acoustically compared to alder.

Independent shopping perspective
Entry-level double-cut electric with HSS pickups and a tremolo. For a first guitar on a tight budget, or a cheap platform to modify.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Very light wood, so the guitar is easy on the shoulder but thin and bright acoustically compared to alder.
Detail 02
Bridge humbucker for thicker, higher-output rhythm and lead; two single-coils and the in-between positions for cleaner, snappier sounds.
Detail 03
Bends pitch down and up slightly, but returns to pitch only as well as the nut and tuners allow.
Detail 04
Standard long scale — normal string tension and fret spacing, so anything you learn transfers to most other electrics.
Detail 05
Shallow front-to-back profile is easy for small hands and fast chord changes. Bolt-on necks can be shimmed or replaced.
Detail 06
Sealed and lubricated for life, so they hold better than open-gear budget tuners, but they're the first upgrade for tremolo users.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is the guitar only. You'll need an amp and instrument cable, or a headphone amp/audio interface if you're practicing quietly.
For light vibrato, yes, once strings are stretched and the nut slots are smooth. Hard dive-bombing will pull it sharp or flat.
Yes. The HSS routing and standard 5-way blade layout accept common replacement single-coils and a bridge humbucker without new body routing.
Black, Purple Sky, Red Burst, and Wine Burst. This listing is the black one with chrome hardware.
Reference
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