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For the money its quite alright, but do not be like me:
- start your guitar journey with 0 knowledge about electric and buy something with minimal research
- figure out i enjoy metal and would like to play metal and as such in a few months you run into the need of floyd rose and locking tuners for dive bombs, 24 frets and so on
- slightly regret the purchase since there are guitars with those features for even less from the harley benton brand
- keep the guitar as the OG strat and buy the needed HB guitar
but ignoring this, the guitar itself is a well rounded one, it has all the features a OG strat would have from fender and sounds decent but sound can be changed by getting new pickups so its not that important.
(for those interested, it has only 3 springs on the back for the whammy bar)
WHAT IT NEEDS: intonation adjustment, tuss rod adjustment, action adjustment, new strings ASAP, whammy/tremolo bar adjustment (its either wobbly or too stiff to move, never in the perfect spot) I expected this and for me it was a learning experience but for you it would mean an extra cost paid a the luthier and take that with into consideration.
- start your guitar journey with 0 knowledge about electric and buy something with minimal research
- figure out i enjoy metal and would like to play metal and as such in a few months you run into the need of floyd rose and locking tuners for dive bombs, 24 frets and so on
- slightly regret the purchase since there are guitars with those features for even less from the harley benton brand
- keep the guitar as the OG strat and buy the needed HB guitar
but ignoring this, the guitar itself is a well rounded one, it has all the features a OG strat would have from fender and sounds decent but sound can be changed by getting new pickups so its not that important.
(for those interested, it has only 3 springs on the back for the whammy bar)
WHAT IT NEEDS: intonation adjustment, tuss rod adjustment, action adjustment, new strings ASAP, whammy/tremolo bar adjustment (its either wobbly or too stiff to move, never in the perfect spot) I expected this and for me it was a learning experience but for you it would mean an extra cost paid a the luthier and take that with into consideration.
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