One of the best budget guitars I've owned

I bought this thing for $300 a few years ago and since then its been my main guitar and I've never found a guitar I like better. It feels amazing to play and stays in tune pretty well even with some abuse (I have never had it setup). It also is one of those guitars that you can tune to damn near anything and it doesn't completely throw off the tuning setup or the intonation too badly. The neck is pretty wide and a little flat compared to most "vintage" style guitars which throws a lot of people off. I have large enough fingers so its not an issue for me but keep that in mind. The pickups are Ceramic Ibanez Super58 humbuckers which admittedly are a little bright sounding. They aren't necessarily bad, and I would say the neck pickup is quite nice, but they weren't really for me. I swapped them with some cheap P90s and they sound much better. There are some rocker switches for coil splitting which work fine but coil splitting doesn't really get you much of a real "single coil sound" so I only ever used it for cutting some output on the fly. The electronics on the whole are fine for the most part. The thing is a little heavy, but lighter than the JTK1 and still very manageable. Overall would highly recommend.

Very easy to play! Love the tone

Love this guitar! Plays amazing naf and sounds amazing! Love the versatile of it

Old Faithful

This was the first electric guitar I ever got. It was a gift from my dad, and at the time I loved it. Since then, I've grown as a musician and my focus has shifted from guitar to trumpet (that's what I'm studying in school), but before that, I did some mods to this guitar such as: - swapping the stock pickups for the Seymour Duncan Hot Rodded HB set - adding a kill switch right between the knobs

- putting Sperzel tuners on

This guitar got me through tons of gigs in my high school rock band until I built a custom Warmoth Tele