Asmuse LP Electric Guitar Kit 39 Inch, Solid Body Les Paul Electric Guitar Set for Adults Beginner with 2 Volume/2 Tone Controls, 3-Way Pickup, Black

I bought this expecting I’d likely be sending it back but was pleasantly surprised with this very solid lightweight easy to play gem. I have had it for a bit over a month now. I have carried it back and forth to work multiple times to have it handy so I’d be able to noodle during the day. I haven’t had to tune it since the day it arrived! It’s remained in tune which very few of my other higher end guitars would do.Before I got this on I bought another more expensive headless guitar that was over double the price of this but it was not worth keeping so it was sent back the next day.The only down side I noticed is that the fret ends needed to be filed down a bit but that was not difficult. It took me about 15 minutes to do. Look it up online to find tutorials on how to fix such issues.This is a great player’s guitar.This is a really nice guitar at super affordable prices. It’s lightweight, ergonomic, and easy to travel with. It also sounds fantastic!

I really was pleasantly surprised just how good this guitar is. The only set up I did was to screw the bridge down to get really low action.. And even with the action very low, the way I like it, I got no buzzing on any string on any frett. I did NOT have to set the intonation, it was good right out of the box. I used a frett rocker and only found 1 frett just a wee bit high but not high enough to cause any buzzing so I won't mess with it until I change strings. The neck as the slightest bit of relief so I did not have to touch the truss rod.I've purchased 5 budget guitars from Amazon and this one is definitely the best one right out of the box. I do have a donner DMT 100 that after I set up is probably my favorite but this one is a very close 2nd and like I said definitely the best one right out of the box. And for this reason I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this guitar to beginners.. It also has a beautiful slim C shaped neck, which is perfectly straight, and a beautiful matt black finish. I don't know what the frett board is made of but it is totally functional and the fretts are all finished really well. No jagged or sharp edges. As for the sound I'm not big on pickup knowledge but I do know that it sounds great. In the middle position, playing through a Crate Amplifier with a little gain I can get really close to a Slash type sound. So do I recommend this guitar, ABSOLUTELY!! I recommend it for everyone, not just beginners.. the only thing I could find that I didn't like is the gap between the neck and neck pocket. If you look at the pictures I posted you can see a pick that I placed in the gap. I don't know why it is this way but it don't affect the playability whatsoever. Anyway I'm really pleased with the guitar and I'm going to close now so I can go play it some more!!!

Is not perfect but it is really good. Let's talk about the bad stuff first.1) Change the strings it comes with, strings are really important buy only reliable brands. Bad strings and bad string brands exists and can cause intonation issues.2) The bridge has a learning curve, the mecanism is really stiff, it is a little bit hard to tune you'll get used to; on the other side it offers really good tuning stability even whitout the locking nut.3) It needs a profesional trussrod setup. This is the hard one. I been setting up guitars fo 25 years and in order for this guitar to be playable you need to completely loosen the truss rod = rotate anti-clockwise and maybe even rotate it beyond this point for the necessary neck relif. This will result in the necessary neck relief to make this guitar play with low action. Mine was set at the point where truss rod is loose.4) Adjust string height. It is not perfect there is buzz in some frets here an there mostly when the strings are new but goes away when string cure. Even guitars that are more expensive do this too.5) Adjust pickup height. Because they are low gain I set them high but minded the string height so they don't touch or buzz.It is difficult to imagine having to play the guitar whitout doing all this and I know my local guitar shop would not be able to set it up right so knowing all this only an experienced guitar tech will make this playable. If you nail the right neck relif and string height you will minimize string buzz and improve the sound quality.The good stuff:1) Once the guitar is setup it does really a pretty good job it even performs like guitar costing 5 times more.2) In terms of body ergonomics it is really comfortable even more than my ibanez q. The neck of the q feels more polished with really low action and the amuse neck feels like a classic strat with normal action.3) The sound is that of a clasic strat, the pickups sound good. I like how the strings resonate against the neck it has that strat vibe and sound.4) Like I mentioned tuning stability Is really goob but at the same time it is hard to tune so it is a double sided sword but you get accustomed5) Comes with case and is smaller bit smaller than other headless really easy to carry around.Really good guitar.This is for amuse If they are reading this:I loved this guitar, I would love to see a guitar like this but with regular headless tuners, a little more body wood so that it does not look like a traveling guitar and fan multiscale frets option if you do this at low price like this a lot of people will buy it.

It's not play ready. The guitar should come with a set up kit. Won't stay in tune. Fret edges are very rough, has severe back bow, sounds like garbage right out of the box. I know it's a cheap guitar but it's very lacking. The only good thing is the design.