it sounds preeaty good you have to tune it a few times to keep it in tune and you have to mess with the tone to make it sound better.

the most usefull feature was the gig bagg it keeps it proceted, the least usefull thing was the strings i dident like the strings i like heavy sounding strings better.

it is easy to modify the sound to how u want it you just have to mess with it.

i think it is made really well.

i think it is worth what u pay.

it is amazing

learing to play

heavy metal

impressive overall power cord sound, however, the high notes aren't very solid

if you buy this guitar in a full package, you get everything you need to start playing and then some. the amp provides a modest sound for being only 10 watts. a gig bag, pics, and a strap are also included. (quick note on the strap: you may want to buy your own, because it's uncomfortable and is nearly impossible to put on the guitar for the first time.) i also recieved a dimebag darrel poster and hat.

fretting is slightly difficult because the fretboard is a little bit rough right out of the box. i would suggest putting light wood polish on the fretboard every time you change the srings to keep it smooth and shiny

i haven't had anything go wrong yet but i question the neck construction. the guitar also doesn't seem very well balanced. the headstock has a tendency to dip to the floor if you don't hold on.

for $250- this guitar package is a steal.

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this guitar looks friggin awesome! the looks alone were half the reason i bought it. if you are out to collect guitars that look cool, this is the guitar for you

playing for 2 years, hope to make a band

rock/metal