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The temu ones are normally returns I'm told. This is the only model I have of theirs with frets like this. My racer and high voltage have a banded fretboard and the frets are good on them. But I definitely hear you

He was definitely camera shy but did his best to entertain lol. He appreciated the compliment!

I've been considering reviewing that one. Possibly will soon

The frets being how they are hasn't affected my playing personally but everyone is different. Give it a try and see how it goes. You can check Reverb and specialtytraders.com for a racer. Good luck and please let me know how it is when you get the 50.

Awesome find! Thank you for the encouragement and support. I think you're gonna be happy with the outcome in no light!

Right on. You won't regret it

Thank you for the encouraging comment my brother. I definitely will!

It actually has ports that face down for the back. Check out my Aice Lite review, I think it's a little more effective because of its shape.

I agree about the neck dive, maybe even changing the position of one of the strap buttons might take care of it. Surprisingly the input jack does t interfere with me while I sit. I think because the plug goes in parallel to the neck was a good decision on WC but having it on the outside would have made more sense in the first ace

Totally agree. It's something I've struggled with since I started playing. Even with piano many years ago I only payed my memory

Thank you so much for the compliment and support. I would say classical would be the only comfortable position to sit and play this body style. It's very close to a V. I neglected to mention it does have pretty bad neck dive but it's pretty light so shouldn't effect standing players too much. I don't know the radius of the fret board unfortunately. I don't have a radius gauge for that but it looks to be the same as their other models.

@@AIIZREVIEWS many thanks! Keep on rocking!

Loud in what way? Like fan noise or something else? I literally can't tell when mine is running if it weren't for the picture. Loud is Definitely not indicative of budget friendly projectors from my experience

@@AIIZREVIEWS the fans are loud and when I go into the settings and check the temperature always shows 50 degrees.

@Szymekkox I would definitely send it back for a replacement. It shouldn't be making any noise at that temperature. It's possible there might be a broken blade on the fan

Hey, so great to meet you! Total beginner here. The jx-50 is a great guitar even with the fret issue. It's still very playable. I appreciate the support my friend!

@@AIIZREVIEWS You're welcome !,,!

Thanks! Good luck on the 50 🎶🎵

Literally cannot find this little guy anywhere lol.

Oh man, that's a little strange. I think though it's because Hibilly only that amp on sale through Amazon and once they ran out of stock finding the listing is near impossible. I'll reach out to them to see if they are going to restock the orange or any other color and let you know when they reply.

Already heard back from Hibilly. Without going into much detail, Amazon removed the listings temporarily and they should be restored by mid coming week. So keep checking!

@@AIIZREVIEWS awesome! Thanks dude

Appreciate it man! Thanks!!

It's not perfectly clear around the edges no. This can be attributed to a couple of things. The zoom factor; the larger the image the worse that effect can be. Keystone can also mess with the projectors ability to focus. Throw distance past the limit. It should still be readable though in most cases. Even the crazy expensive commercial projectors I've installed have these limitations. Hope this helps!

This will do both!

Assuming you ordered through Amazon or if you have a question but haven't purchased yet you can message them through Amazon. Go to one of their products and click the sold by link. Use the ask a question option but just type a random word to bypass the automated chat bot and you will be able to message them directly.

I'm comparing it to the several other guitars I have in that price range. Just pointing out what I saw. Thanks for commenting!

$200 is a lot of money to most of us who are looking at budget guitars, otherwise we might all buy name-brand expensive quality.

What do you mean?

You're right! I totally forgot about that. Thanks for the info

I replied to your email. Thanks

I disagree with your opinion. I didn't elude to the guitar being junk whatsoever. I have other low cost guitars that are fine for my skill level. I couldn't justify spending $6k-15k on a custom model without having the appropriate skills to play it how it would deserve. But thanks for viewing and commenting!

@@AIIZREVIEWS I said junk and should have chose my words better. I should have stated a guitar that really needs work to be at its best which is probably still just ok even when the work is done especially for newer players. I would probably call it junk but I don't look down or judge anyone who uses whatever they want. You can get a top notch guitar used for around $700 and up of course. Or a Squire "classic vibe" series used for maybe $300 which are fantastic guitars. Keep in mind, It would be better to have one excellent guitar rather than 2 or 3 mediocre guitars. Also, by purchasing a bit better guitar it will have a resell value which is a big thing for guitarist so you can sell something you didn't bond with or just want to try something different. These cheap China guitars won't really retain any value should you not bond with them. Also if someone does not want to continue playing (which happens alot) you can easily make most if not all your money back on a bit better guitar. That's just my perspective from someone who has gigged, owned hundreds of guitars, teaching guitar and have played for well over 30 years. A bit better guitar makes learning much easier and more fun when you play something that sounds great, stays in tune, intonation and frets and electronics are spot on and has really good feeling neck, frets and weight. Hope that makes more sense. Also, if you don't know how and don't want to learn take your guitar in to a Luthier to set it up properly which is a huge step that many beginners and even seasoned musicians often dont do. Unless you're buying an extremely expensive guitar it will not be set up properly at all. But, being that you have a few inexpensive guitars that makes a perfect candidate to learn to do this stuff on and possibly some useful content for other aspiring players. You see alot of those videos by experienced players but having it by more of a beginner or novice would be really beneficial and easier for other beginners to follow and learn. Hope this comment makes better sense to what I ultimately was trying to infer or say. Rock On!!!

@@rockrollmusicman1107 makes total sense and I agree with you 100%. I'm all about "buy once cry once mentality" usually but for the exact reason of not being 100% sure I'd stay with it I didn't feel comfortable making a large investment on a single exceptional quality guitar. I do plan to take one of them in to a tech when I find one I can trust that won't just try to upsale me on every component (which did happen). I would like to learn all I can to know how to set up my guitars properly and I watch a lot of how to videos. I think I may know enough to make them stable for me at least. A legit musician would probably shake their head at me lol. I do plan to do more guitar reviews in the future to focus on the physical quality and workmanship and stick to the things I'm familiar with. There are plenty of UA-cam musician reviewers that can demo how good they can sound for potential buyers. I appreciate all your input 🤘

Thank you. Appreciate the clarification!

I love my racer. Definitely doesn't seem like a sub $200 guitar. The new high voltage line coming out seems very nice and I'm hoping it stays consistent with their pricing. That will be my next one for sure!

Forgot to make that correction. Only 24

I've been playing for about a year. I don't dedicate every day to it like I want because I tend to get discouraged pretty easily with it.

@@AIIZREVIEWSHey man you’re pretty good at reviews here but you should probably wait until you get a bit more experienced and know what you’re doing a little more before doing reviews like this just take some time with the guitar then post another review that’ll be better than ever it also confused me when I saw you having 6 guitars in your room… when you’re at this level like come on man take it easy until you’re more experienced ok?

@TheHunter77632 wow, I really wasn't expecting a response like this. I guess you missed all the parts of me saying "I'm doing this for fun", "I'm very much a novice beginner", "I'm doing this review for the experience of it", or any of that? You can always choose not to click play my friend. Respectfully, I'll continue to do me but thanks for the suggestion

@@AIIZREVIEWS wasn’t trying to be rude just saying what would be best here sorry for making you upset you do you🙌

@TheHunter77632 I wasn't taking it as rude and wasn't upset at all. What you're saying is totally legit...if I meant this to be a serious, professional review. But it wasn't. I'm not a guitar reviewer by no means. Just figured I'd do it since no one else has even as of today

I see. That is what pickup mounting rings are for right? My apologies for the assumptions about the foam. I feel like I should do a retraction video but there aren't that many people watching the review lol. Thank you for the clarification

Appreciate it. I'm torn between which one I like most. I lean towards the red also since it's my only red guitar haha

Thank you for the confirmation!

I will be shooting and uploading a quick update video about that later today 😊

There is nothing stating what size they actually are and comparing them to my Jackson Js22-7, the Jackson's are for sure jumbo or extra jumbo. The WC are closer to my strat frets