The guitar has a much more treble centered sound than some of my other guitars. (This is what I was looking for.) The balance of it is also phenomenal. Chords sound great, the action will allow you to shred as fast as you can (Unless your Zakk Wylde) and heavy melodic rhythms are clean an precise through the amp. I would have given 8.5/10 but that was not on option

This guitar differs from the VMNT "rust in peace" model in 2 ways. It does not have an ebony fret board, nor does it have the Dave Mustane signature Seymour Duncan pickups. (Which are fairly inexpensive and so why pay another $600 for the other paint job?)There is some feedback when idol, but with the two volume knobs it is easily mutable. The only negative that I can say about this guitar is that the bridge seems to “Tune-O-Matic” the treble strings out of tune or allows them to lower such that the bridge needs readjusted slightly. (Luckily this is very easy to do, and takes no more than a few seconds.)

Pick it up, put on strap, crank to eleven. Game on.

This guitar is built to last. I suspect it will hang in there with many expensive models. Maybe it woun't last as long as a Strat, or a Les Paul, but its 300 and some dollars. It will outlast that price.

This guitar outperforms its price by a million miles. It is suitable for beginners, intermediate and expert players alike.

You should get one...

PLaying for 7ish years

Rock n' Roll, Blues, Funk, Classical