Nice . I have a couple of First Acts . One I bought new from a Target store on a whim and I love that guitar . I still play it quite a bit . The other one I picked up used is ok , playable but could use a neck shim . I had a First Act Strat copy for a bit and it really wasn't any good . I gave it to my step son for a wall hanger . They are hit and miss but as your video shows there are some good ones out there .
From 20 years of shop repair perspective, of repairing these they’re more miss than hit. But we did get one to play well. It’s nice to hear someone likes theirs- so many haters in here.
The first one needs more tension on the trem springs to bring the bridge down. That will lower the action height as well. Either one is only worth about $30-50 used. If you paid more than $20-25 each you got robbed.
Nice . I have a couple of First Acts . One I bought new from a Target store on a whim and I love that guitar . I still play it quite a bit . The other one I picked up used is ok , playable but could use a neck shim . I had a First Act Strat copy for a bit and it really wasn't any good . I gave it to my step son for a wall hanger . They are hit and miss but as your video shows there are some good ones out there .
From 20 years of shop repair perspective, of repairing these they’re more miss than hit. But we did get one to play well. It’s nice to hear someone likes theirs- so many haters in here.
The first one needs more tension on the trem springs to bring the bridge down. That will lower the action height as well. Either one is only worth about $30-50 used. If you paid more than $20-25 each you got robbed.
Yes. The point of the video is that most people do not know how to fix this. If you do great- then this is not something you need to see.
One needs a set up… the other one dorsnt have a trémolo, just say you cant tune one
They both have terms- red one had bar off for better picture
@@rocktownmusicco.5964so set it up and itll be up to par w the other one lol