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I started guitar last November and I was between a Squier Paranormal series Tele and the Epiphone SG worn satin. I chose the Paranormal and while the body and neck were gorgeous, I needed to have the frets leveled. Then I decided to swap the pickups but then the switch failed so I replaced the electronics. The guitar is now a beast and I've learned enough technique to enjoy it clean or dirty. But during my time with the Squier I also bought a used version of that Epiphone for 300 bucks on Reverb. It has needed nothing but some cleaning and polishing and some new strings. The stock p90s sound phenomenal, they're plenty touch responsive to help learn about playing dynamically, and I've had no issues with the electronics. I don't regret the Squier at all, but that Epiphone is a killer bargin new or used if you fancy the SG shape.
I've purchased 3 so-called budget brands and 4 more well established brand guitars. The budget guitars I've purchased were Harley Benton (from Thomann) and Glarry and Westcreek (both from Amazon) The more well established brands I've purchased are 2 Epiphones, Ibanez, and PRS. I still have the 4 established brand guitars and as for the budget guitars.... I sold the Harley Benton and Glarry, and returned the Westcreek back to Amazon. The budget guitar were...ok...but that's it. Just ok. They were guitars...they worked, but they felt cheap and they weren't anywhere near as good quality of well established brands. Do yourself a favour. Save a bit more money and buy a known brand with a solid history and reputation. You won't regret it.
I bought a grote and put filtertrons on it. works after I sanded down the 2x4 neck. a used Godin really nicely made instrument, A new D'Angelico hollowbody for 350$- duncan design pups gotta go bought a set of burst buckers, the partscasters are perfect, I built those. A 175 $ guitar with 150$ pickups, and a 350$ with 200$ pups, Quality sound aint cheap, Unless you want a vox amp and ceramic pickups tell your friends it the Dumble mod.
The message I take away is teach your kid how to find good values at pawn shops and local used bargain basement/needs TLC (one music shop here has a big rubbermaid trash can by the door ala umbrella stand that has 50-75 buck charity cases that need excessive TLC but could be built up to functional).
Might be good enough as a back-up guitar to bring to a gig, or as a beater to bring to an open mic where you sit drinking in the crowd for three hours so you can play for 15 minutes or so. You won't mind so much if it gets bumped around or has beer spilled on it. I got an Ibanez Gio Super Strat style for $200 from Amazon and it's a solid well-made instrument that is as nice as one could possibly expect for that price.
I jist got the Tostar jazzmaster. Seems awesome after some adjustments, and the little rechargeable practice amp with bluetooth one of the coolest guitar things I've owned. They don't sell them perfectly set up, but the fret ends, wood, and finish matter more to me.
That was my very 1st guitar, but in black. I got the beginner’s kit with the awful amp. The only good thing is that I had to learn how to deal with fret sprout, polish the frets, condition the fretboard, replace saddles and do the whole setup by myself. I think I paid 140 bucks for the whole thing plus around 100 bucks in parts. I sold it (in a very good playable condition) a few months after purchasing it.
You have to do the whole set-up yourself the moment you change strings anyway, because whatever you use will be different from what came with it. There's no point trying to avoid learning this.
@@Leo_ofRedKeepagree. I’d include fret filing, leveling and crowning, hardware adjustments and replacement and basic electronics and soldering in the toolkit. It’s always handy for fixing cheap and expensive guitars alike.
I purchased a Donner DST 152R from Amazon & it was pretty slick then, a les paul looking guitar caught my eye so I purchased a 39 inch Bullfighter SB series ms-lp (red) it is phenomenal. I love it! I've already purchased a hardshell case for it. However, I am seeing Bullstar, Bullfighter & censtar in descriptions of their other models. I want to try a few more of their models. I grew up on a 86 Westone spectrum LX 198mbk.
Double stops sound good but full chords do not for some reason. Nice color but I guess you get what you pay for. I've always subscribed to the belief that the best value is usually one or two steps up from the lowest point in the guitar chain. In other words sounds like a 4.
I've been very satisfied with the Harley Benton guitars I've purchased... A p90 SG Jr and a JA60 Anniversary edition Jazzmaster guitar. Well set-up, right out of the box. My only complaint is how much shipping is from Germany to the States.
Landon, look at the address label: if it says Amazon chances are it did got mail from them, but unlikely they send it this way. The warehouse I work for we ship directly to customers and our packaging is horrible boxes twice the size of the product 😂😂 I have seen this guitar only in that trapezoid box shipped
tuning will be an issue till the strings are stretched some like any new strings. and I got a used Starcaster Strat at my local Music-Go-Round for under $100 and a blackstar ID Core stereo 40 V-1 for the same at the same place both are good as they can be for what they are. I like to get my gear as reasonable price as i can. I bought the guitar to do an extreme mod upgrading or replacing electronics and hardware to my design. locking tuners, roller string tree as well as roller saddles and replaced the pot metal trem block with a full size solid brass trem block and a titanium nut. wired it like a 50's Les Paul with coil splits and the 500K Ohm vol. pots as are the tone pots but the bridge tone pot also a P/P to activate the bridge and neck P/U's together regardless of the 5-way sw. pos. so many tonal variations I didn't bother to even try to count them with all the switches and pots and ciol splitting. plus the onboard effects in the amp to choose from. Sound like fun? well it is and the guitar plays and looks great as well. Oh did i mention the custom rattle can and airbrushed paint scheme stars and planets motif with micro glotter scattered loghtly for the satrry sparkle effect on a black and dark blue base and semi gloss clear coat finish. the custom hand made brushed stainless steel pick guard loaded with the 3 quad rail humbuckers, chrome knobs and switch tip really sets the whole thing off well. Oh, did i mention that this is my very first ever guitar build/mod. yep I like to just go for it to get what I want.. the next will be an Esquire with original wiring scheme and the "ash tray cover they came with from the start. I got a Tele bridge P/U from Dylan, of 'Dylan Talks Tone' you tube channel he makes and sells boutique guitar pick ups. this one was part of an experiment with another pick up maker usins all the same parts and winder but made by the two builders as close as they could but with all things trying to be equal the two still sounded slightly different i got the one Dylan made in a spur of the moment give-away.. lucky me just what i need for my esquire build. then perhaps a SG and then a Les Paul Jr double cut. for fun. I want to literally build my guitar collection myself. one cool guitar at a time the way i want them.
Well the weather here is either rain or hot. No in between. Thanks for the chance to win... I'd likely set it up and mod a bit to give to one of my nephews.
Landon, suffering with bad gear so we don't have to. Not sure saving money on guitars is worth it. If a guitar doesn't feel good it will kill any beginner enthusiasm given all the effort early learning requires. Find a buddy who has guitars, or you can even rent some places. Long and McQuade rents a Squier Classic Vibe for $35/wk or an Epiphone LP Studio for $43/wk, these are $500CAD models in Canada and I'd say a bare minimum price range for a beginner. If online is the only way you can find a guitar, I'd watch hundreds of youtubes (I'm masochistic that way) for the gear you think you might want to see different players skill levels and the gear quality. Gives you a rough idea before you jump in. But trying one in the hands is the best way.
Well, I think now I'm just sticking to Sweetwater and I'm avoiding websites like Amazon where they don't even have reputable guitar brands. I don't wanna buy a Fender and get a Dender
Oh man, I think I needed this video! "It doesn't suck!" FINALLY an honest review after so much hype about how these cheap guitars are "better than __________" It would seem to follow that if you order an ultra-cheap guitar, it's going to be, well, really cheap in every sense of the word. Hey, I'd love to get a real Strat or Les Paul for $150, but if I think that's going to happen I've got ( to borrow a phrase ) "another think comin;." Yeah, I also showed this video to my wife and she said, "listen to this guy and stop being stupid." I'm pretty sure she got on my laptop and subscribed too.
Don’t really understand why people want you to play through a cheap amp. A Fender Masterbuilt Custom Shop would sound bad through a cheap amp. Maybe you should also show the guitar with the camera out of focus too … 😂 A good amp shows what the guitar is capable of … ESPECIALLY if it’s a cheap guitar.
@@landonbailey That’s one of those arguments that sounds reasonable until you unpack it. I’m on team play it through a decent amp. You have all those super cool new amps … play it through a few of those. Love your videos!
@@MurrayWilliamsI agree. Every guitar has a fingerprint and only good amps bring that colour to life. Not trying to sound poetic...it's just true. My tube amps make all my guitars sound different. I have midrange modern modelling amps and I love them but you're right ..cheap amps make every guitar sound very similar bc the speaker can't process and display the 'fingeeprint' of the guitar itself
The joke about ethics in the intro is funny because I know there is a large portion of people who push back on trying to be more ethical because we're hypocrites for cutting out certain brands or products, but not all of them that do the same thing. The truth is, we're in a late stage of capitalism and there is no way to only support ethical companies as a regular person, you'd bankrupt yourself and/or make your life really difficult. That doesn't mean you shouldn't try to do better though. If everyone picked a few things to improve on, the markets would shift dramatically. For example, something I try to avoid is buying new, cheap, import clothing. I instead buy ethically made clothing, domestically made clothing, environmentally conscious clothing, they usually go hand-in-hand. Muttonhead is a great brand. All clothes are sewn in Toronto or New York, they have some clothes with recycled or alternative materials, the workers I would assume are paid well, and since the clothes are made just down the road, they have a shorter distance to travel to get to me which lowers it's impact on the environment. Either that or I buy used clothing from thrift stores or private sellers. Now, imagine if 5 million of Canada's 35 million people stopped buying fast fashion. The clothing companies would lose their minds. We're already seeing a shift with some brands offering used options of their own clothes online. The North Face Renewed is The North Face's refurbished website, for example. I know this is a random rant, but really, think about making a few changes that you can reasonably achieve. If you're not into the hot budget guitar brand of the month because they're mediocre instruments and made unethically, then don't buy them. Instead, save up your money and buy from a small domestic builder and support good jobs that puts money back into your own economy. I also try to avoid Amazon, I'm a pro wrestling and pro Rocket League fan but I will not watch events that take place in Saudi Arabia, and I've been using filtered water bottles since 2017 instead of buying pre-packaged water in single use bottles which saves me from throwing out over 1000 plastic bottles every year. There could be more but that's off the top of my head. Do what works for you.
Yo mannn, I love the video. But I'm wondering if you're looking for a video editor? I feel like I can help you produce better content your thumbnails are great.
I bought a Firefly it’s fine ! Also the Monsoon is another good one .. the last purchase was a Fesley 800 . Nice.. I like having choices and toys.. yes I have strats Mexican and American made, 1 Gibson SG and a few Squires including the Jaguars contemporary.. some axes need work but that can also be fun.. Dropping a set of active EMGs in a Westbrook is awesome..
I never understood the argument of “our cellphones are made in china”. The point is for people who care about that, not to buy where possible from china. Phones are almost exclusively china. Guitars however are made everywhere. Some with Chinese parts yes. But again the point is with less chinese parts. For those who care anyway. Now, smack it!!!
People don't all want to see the underdog win, some hope for a bargain, some want to see their worshipped brand name confirmed and some really just want to know what there is between the price differences they see. Normal, naturally ignorant and non-prejudiced people want to know what they buy with their money.
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I started guitar last November and I was between a Squier Paranormal series Tele and the Epiphone SG worn satin. I chose the Paranormal and while the body and neck were gorgeous, I needed to have the frets leveled. Then I decided to swap the pickups but then the switch failed so I replaced the electronics. The guitar is now a beast and I've learned enough technique to enjoy it clean or dirty. But during my time with the Squier I also bought a used version of that Epiphone for 300 bucks on Reverb. It has needed nothing but some cleaning and polishing and some new strings. The stock p90s sound phenomenal, they're plenty touch responsive to help learn about playing dynamically, and I've had no issues with the electronics. I don't regret the Squier at all, but that Epiphone is a killer bargin new or used if you fancy the SG shape.
I've purchased 3 so-called budget brands and 4 more well established brand guitars.
The budget guitars I've purchased were Harley Benton (from Thomann) and Glarry and Westcreek (both from Amazon)
The more well established brands I've purchased are 2 Epiphones, Ibanez, and PRS.
I still have the 4 established brand guitars and as for the budget guitars.... I sold the Harley Benton and Glarry, and returned the Westcreek back to Amazon.
The budget guitar were...ok...but that's it. Just ok. They were guitars...they worked, but they felt cheap and they weren't anywhere near as good quality of well established brands.
Do yourself a favour. Save a bit more money and buy a known brand with a solid history and reputation. You won't regret it.
I bought a grote and put filtertrons on it. works after I sanded down the 2x4 neck. a used Godin really nicely made instrument, A new D'Angelico hollowbody for 350$- duncan design pups gotta go bought a set of burst buckers, the partscasters are perfect, I built those. A 175 $ guitar with 150$ pickups, and a 350$ with 200$ pups, Quality sound aint cheap, Unless you want a vox amp and ceramic pickups tell your friends it the Dumble mod.
The message I take away is teach your kid how to find good values at pawn shops and local used bargain basement/needs TLC (one music shop here has a big rubbermaid trash can by the door ala umbrella stand that has 50-75 buck charity cases that need excessive TLC but could be built up to functional).
I'm buying the one on the bottom left, yes the one that comes with the girl. 😂
BTW. I love the “IPhone from China” line! Lol
I thought Fender Squier were junk... until I bought one. My daily player now. Liked the 1st so much I bought 2 more of the same model... tiger blood.
Yeah squiers are decent enough guitars generally.
I have an old squier hss strat that I got in 94 when they were still made in japan
I have a Tele and have done some mods. I love it!
Same. In one year I bought 2 classic vibe jaguars, classic vibe Jazzmaster and a 12 string Jazzmaster lol
I thought about getting a midnight blue guitar like that, but I’m getting old and can’t stay up that late anymore
I just ordered a Te 53 Harley Benton, cheap guitar, . love the HB guitars, they work. greatings from Belgium .
Might be good enough as a back-up guitar to bring to a gig, or as a beater to bring to an open mic where you sit drinking in the crowd for three hours so you can play for 15 minutes or so. You won't mind so much if it gets bumped around or has beer spilled on it. I got an Ibanez Gio Super Strat style for $200 from Amazon and it's a solid well-made instrument that is as nice as one could possibly expect for that price.
I jist got the Tostar jazzmaster. Seems awesome after some adjustments, and the little rechargeable practice amp with bluetooth one of the coolest guitar things I've owned.
They don't sell them perfectly set up, but the fret ends, wood, and finish matter more to me.
Hey Landon, where did you get that office chair from with the fold up arms?
Costco Lazy-boy model
Inspired me to get one.
That was my very 1st guitar, but in black. I got the beginner’s kit with the awful amp. The only good thing is that I had to learn how to deal with fret sprout, polish the frets, condition the fretboard, replace saddles and do the whole setup by myself. I think I paid 140 bucks for the whole thing plus around 100 bucks in parts. I sold it (in a very good playable condition) a few months after purchasing it.
You have to do the whole set-up yourself the moment you change strings anyway, because whatever you use will be different from what came with it. There's no point trying to avoid learning this.
@@Leo_ofRedKeepagree. I’d include fret filing, leveling and crowning, hardware adjustments and replacement and basic electronics and soldering in the toolkit. It’s always handy for fixing cheap and expensive guitars alike.
It's not a hit... it's a walk.
I’m doing well. Went to the gym today and it was enjoyable.
39” is 0.37 inches shy of a full meter. A Strat is 38 & 15/16ths long.
It’s on the exam!
I purchased a Donner DST 152R from Amazon & it was pretty slick then, a les paul looking guitar caught my eye so I purchased a 39 inch Bullfighter SB series ms-lp (red) it is phenomenal. I love it! I've already purchased a hardshell case for it. However, I am seeing Bullstar, Bullfighter & censtar in descriptions of their other models. I want to try a few more of their models. I grew up on a 86 Westone spectrum LX 198mbk.
Double stops sound good but full chords do not for some reason. Nice color but I guess you get what you pay for. I've always subscribed to the belief that the best value is usually one or two steps up from the lowest point in the guitar chain. In other words sounds like a 4.
Moral of this story...Why d'you buy from Amazon?
They would be better off in Facebook marketplace getting something used.
I've been very satisfied with the Harley Benton guitars I've purchased... A p90 SG Jr and a JA60 Anniversary edition Jazzmaster guitar. Well set-up, right out of the box. My only complaint is how much shipping is from Germany to the States.
Probably not as much as shipping from the USA to Germany is lol
Hi Landon. It’s truth. Excellent video. Great review. You’re right! Mucho bueno. 🎸🤝😊
Hey Man, the amount of work you put into these videos is staggering. Thank you for being you! PGHF!!
Landon, look at the address label: if it says Amazon chances are it did got mail from them, but unlikely they send it this way. The warehouse I work for we ship directly to customers and our packaging is horrible boxes twice the size of the product 😂😂 I have seen this guitar only in that trapezoid box shipped
Ill warch all your videos. Bht especially these cheap guitar reviews. Your eart videos got me a t380 and its amazing
tuning will be an issue till the strings are stretched some like any new strings. and I got a used Starcaster Strat at my local Music-Go-Round for under $100 and a blackstar ID Core stereo 40 V-1 for the same at the same place both are good as they can be for what they are. I like to get my gear as reasonable price as i can. I bought the guitar to do an extreme mod upgrading or replacing electronics and hardware to my design. locking tuners, roller string tree as well as roller saddles and replaced the pot metal trem block with a full size solid brass trem block and a titanium nut. wired it like a 50's Les Paul with coil splits and the 500K Ohm vol. pots as are the tone pots but the bridge tone pot also a P/P to activate the bridge and neck P/U's together regardless of the 5-way sw. pos. so many tonal variations I didn't bother to even try to count them with all the switches and pots and ciol splitting. plus the onboard effects in the amp to choose from. Sound like fun? well it is and the guitar plays and looks great as well. Oh did i mention the custom rattle can and airbrushed paint scheme stars and planets motif with micro glotter scattered loghtly for the satrry sparkle effect on a black and dark blue base and semi gloss clear coat finish. the custom hand made brushed stainless steel pick guard loaded with the 3 quad rail humbuckers, chrome knobs and switch tip really sets the whole thing off well. Oh, did i mention that this is my very first ever guitar build/mod. yep I like to just go for it to get what I want.. the next will be an Esquire with original wiring scheme and the "ash tray cover they came with from the start. I got a Tele bridge P/U from Dylan, of 'Dylan Talks Tone' you tube channel he makes and sells boutique guitar pick ups. this one was part of an experiment with another pick up maker usins all the same parts and winder but made by the two builders as close as they could but with all things trying to be equal the two still sounded slightly different i got the one Dylan made in a spur of the moment give-away.. lucky me just what i need for my esquire build. then perhaps a SG and then a Les Paul Jr double cut. for fun. I want to literally build my guitar collection myself. one cool guitar at a time the way i want them.
Never bought a guitar from Amazon. Never gonna.
Give you up
@@landonbailey has Amazon ever let you down?
🤣@@landonbailey
Well the weather here is either rain or hot. No in between. Thanks for the chance to win... I'd likely set it up and mod a bit to give to one of my nephews.
Landon, suffering with bad gear so we don't have to. Not sure saving money on guitars is worth it. If a guitar doesn't feel good it will kill any beginner enthusiasm given all the effort early learning requires. Find a buddy who has guitars, or you can even rent some places. Long and McQuade rents a Squier Classic Vibe for $35/wk or an Epiphone LP Studio for $43/wk, these are $500CAD models in Canada and I'd say a bare minimum price range for a beginner. If online is the only way you can find a guitar, I'd watch hundreds of youtubes (I'm masochistic that way) for the gear you think you might want to see different players skill levels and the gear quality. Gives you a rough idea before you jump in. But trying one in the hands is the best way.
The Guitar was better than the video. Didn't even stretch the strings before hitting the whammy.
Who cares!
You should verify that it is 39”…
He did.
Agreed. And amazon is giving many a hard time on returns, also
Take it camping, it'll be nice for fire word.
It’s better than not having a guitar 🤷🏻♂️
Yes, you’re right! Hey, you got ripped off. It’s much smaller than pictured. Sounded pretty awful from here.
Well, I think now I'm just sticking to Sweetwater and I'm avoiding websites like Amazon where they don't even have reputable guitar brands. I don't wanna buy a Fender and get a Dender
Oh man, I think I needed this video! "It doesn't suck!" FINALLY an honest review after so much hype about how these cheap guitars are "better than __________" It would seem to follow that if you order an ultra-cheap guitar, it's going to be, well, really cheap in every sense of the word. Hey, I'd love to get a real Strat or Les Paul for $150, but if I think that's going to happen I've got ( to borrow a phrase ) "another think comin;." Yeah, I also showed this video to my wife and she said, "listen to this guy and stop being stupid." I'm pretty sure she got on my laptop and subscribed too.
I think because it is picking up both the amp and the acoustic sound of the guitar it sounds a bit funky. By the way it s 10 degrees here in Oz.
Don’t really understand why people want you to play through a cheap amp. A Fender Masterbuilt Custom Shop would sound bad through a cheap amp.
Maybe you should also show the guitar with the camera out of focus too … 😂
A good amp shows what the guitar is capable of … ESPECIALLY if it’s a cheap guitar.
I think the thought is that most people that will buy the cheap guitar, will also have a cheaper amp. But I could be wrong, but im not.
@@landonbailey That’s one of those arguments that sounds reasonable until you unpack it. I’m on team play it through a decent amp. You have all those super cool new amps … play it through a few of those. Love your videos!
@@MurrayWilliamsI agree. Every guitar has a fingerprint and only good amps bring that colour to life. Not trying to sound poetic...it's just true. My tube amps make all my guitars sound different. I have midrange modern modelling amps and I love them but you're right ..cheap amps make every guitar sound very similar bc the speaker can't process and display the 'fingeeprint' of the guitar itself
"It's fine".🙊
Cloudy and 52 degrees. New+guitar=time to intonate. 99.8% of the time. I could use a couple more hits.
It's nothing to write home about, but here I am writing about it. Le sigh Pro. It's good enough, I guess. Maybe.
As I said before, test it for LEAD.
I only play Rhythm.
@@landonbailey 😂
I'm telling you bro, try out the Fojill mahogany light relic strat.
looks like it might be thin body like a Squier?
Felt regular thickness
@@landonbailey That's what she sa.....never mind.
Somebody can play it 🤷♂️🤘
Yay. Thanks! Comments
Funny, I read the description and it said nowhere in it that it had a amp with it. SMH
ONE TIME I did that, jeez. 😅
The joke about ethics in the intro is funny because I know there is a large portion of people who push back on trying to be more ethical because we're hypocrites for cutting out certain brands or products, but not all of them that do the same thing. The truth is, we're in a late stage of capitalism and there is no way to only support ethical companies as a regular person, you'd bankrupt yourself and/or make your life really difficult. That doesn't mean you shouldn't try to do better though. If everyone picked a few things to improve on, the markets would shift dramatically.
For example, something I try to avoid is buying new, cheap, import clothing. I instead buy ethically made clothing, domestically made clothing, environmentally conscious clothing, they usually go hand-in-hand. Muttonhead is a great brand. All clothes are sewn in Toronto or New York, they have some clothes with recycled or alternative materials, the workers I would assume are paid well, and since the clothes are made just down the road, they have a shorter distance to travel to get to me which lowers it's impact on the environment. Either that or I buy used clothing from thrift stores or private sellers.
Now, imagine if 5 million of Canada's 35 million people stopped buying fast fashion. The clothing companies would lose their minds. We're already seeing a shift with some brands offering used options of their own clothes online. The North Face Renewed is The North Face's refurbished website, for example.
I know this is a random rant, but really, think about making a few changes that you can reasonably achieve. If you're not into the hot budget guitar brand of the month because they're mediocre instruments and made unethically, then don't buy them. Instead, save up your money and buy from a small domestic builder and support good jobs that puts money back into your own economy.
I also try to avoid Amazon, I'm a pro wrestling and pro Rocket League fan but I will not watch events that take place in Saudi Arabia, and I've been using filtered water bottles since 2017 instead of buying pre-packaged water in single use bottles which saves me from throwing out over 1000 plastic bottles every year. There could be more but that's off the top of my head. Do what works for you.
Purchase Guitar, Have Festival
Yo mannn, I love the video. But I'm wondering if you're looking for a video editor? I feel like I can help you produce better content your thumbnails are great.
For free?
Should we talk about the weather? (Hi, hi, hi.)
I bought a Firefly it’s fine ! Also the Monsoon is another good one .. the last purchase was a Fesley 800 . Nice.. I like having choices and toys.. yes I have strats Mexican and American made, 1 Gibson SG and a few Squires including the Jaguars contemporary.. some axes need work but that can also be fun..
Dropping a set of active EMGs in a Westbrook is awesome..
👍Some great guitars made in the "third world" i.e. Gordon Smith (England) 😏
Landon...you wanna get Scarred? HMU.
Doing good how are you?
You took the words out of my mouth ! 🚫
I never understood the argument of “our cellphones are made in china”. The point is for people who care about that, not to buy where possible from china. Phones are almost exclusively china. Guitars however are made everywhere. Some with Chinese parts yes. But again the point is with less chinese parts. For those who care anyway. Now, smack it!!!
You can complain, return and replace it
Yuk!
Can I have it?
Stop buying anything on Amazon.
Stop buying guitars from Amazon because Jeff has enough money already, try to use your imagination for a change.
SCAMAZON!
“Translucent “😂😂😂? It took me three seconds 😮but 😂😂😂.
🎸👨🏼⚕️. 🫶✌️♾️.
People don't all want to see the underdog win, some hope for a bargain, some want to see their worshipped brand name confirmed and some really just want to know what there is between the price differences they see.
Normal, naturally ignorant and non-prejudiced people want to know what they buy with their money.