EART GW2 25.5" Headless Electric Guitar - Roasted Padauk Soild Body/5pc Maple Neck - Alnico-V Pickups, Stainless Frets
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Color: blue-01
Features
- Roasted Padauk Body with Burled Maple Veneer:Padauk has a luxurious reddish brown colour and provides a punchy tone.Rounded with a burled maple veneer, GW2 excels in both looks and tone.
- 5 piece Roasted Maple/Padauk Neck:Multi-piece neck construction ensures excellent stability for lower tunings and heavier gauge of strings.
- Hand Polished Stainless Steel Frets:Stainless steel frets provide unrivaled durability and smooth playing surface for nice and easy big bends. Each fret ends are also hand-dressed for playing comfortability.
- U to C Compound Neck Profile and Compound Radius: GW2 has a unique U to C compound neck profile with a thicker shoulder on the lower frets, slowly tapers down to a slimmer C to higher frets. Along with a 9.5 to 14 compound fingerboard radius, GW2 provides excellent playability for both chording and soloing.
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EART also strives to develop the music capabilities of children around the world through music popularization activities, continuously expand the scope of music performance, and improve performance capabilities. With the purpose of "contributing to the popularization of local social music and education", it is committed to providing music lovers and consumers.
Brand: EART
Color: blue-01
Top Material Type: Roasted Padauk+Poplar Burl
Body Material: Roasted Padauk+Poplar Burl
Back Material Type: Roasted Padauk+Poplar Burl
Neck Material Type: 5-Piece Roasted Maple/Padauk
Fretboard Material Type: India Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: EART Custom Classic 57 Alnico-V Set
String Material Type: Nickel Wound Hex Core with Plated Steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Brand Name: EART
Hand Orientation: Right
Manufacturer: EART
Unit Count: 1 Count
Set Name: EART GW2 Headless Electric Guitar Set
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: EART Custom Classic 57 Alnico-V Set Pickups, Fixed hardtail bridge, Eart Custom Headless Bridge Tuning System
Instrument: Guitar
Model Name: GW2
Model Number: GW2
Color: blue-01
Top Material Type: Roasted Padauk+Poplar Burl
Body Material Type: Roasted Padauk+Poplar Burl
Back Material Type: Roasted Padauk+Poplar Burl
Neck Material Type: 5-Piece Roasted Maple/Padauk
Fretboard Material Type: India Rosewood
String Material Type: Nickel Wound Hex Core with Plated Steel
Material Type: Roasted Padauk (Body), Roasted Maple/Padauk (Neck)
Guitar Pickup Configuration: EART Custom Classic 57 Alnico-V Set
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed
Number of Strings: 6
Sound Profile: Bright/Cutting
Scale Length: 25.5 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 34.8"L x 14.8"W x 3.5"H
Item Dimensions: 34.8 x 14.8 x 3.5 inches
Instrument Size: 25.5 inches
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Color: blue-01
Overall I was very happy with this guitar for the price. I had to do a basic setup which I typically do on all new guitars, especially cheap ones like this. I polished the frets, oiled the fingerboard, installed new strings, adjusted the truss rod to get the neck straight, and set the intonation and action on the bridge. This took me about an hour in total and was pretty straightforward to do. A couple of the bridge saddles were a bit tight and didn't want to adjust with the (included) small Allen wrench. A few drops of gun oil in the mechanism resolved this, and I was able to adjust the bridge pretty easily. Adjusting the height of the string saddles is quite unusual on this bridge. There are 2 small hex head screws, one of which is a lock screw and the other is a height adjustment. You need to loosen the lock screw first, then you can adjust the height of the roller saddle using the other one (the height varies by turning the cam), and then lock the height back down when you are done. It took me a while to figure this out but it's actually very easy to do once you get the hang of it. A few drops of light oil in the tuning machines also helps to smooth the action. You do need to use the tiny wrench that is magnetically attached to the bridge to adjust the tuning. However, once the new strings were stretched and settled in, and the truss rod correctly set, I have found tuning stability to be excellent. The guitar is well balanced; the headless design means there is absolutely no neck dive. It's light, comfortable, and easy to play. The neck is smooth, the fretwork is pretty decent (just needs a polish to get rid of the tooling marks and graininess), and the pickups are actually very good. I've set mine up with 009 to 042 gauge strings and it's a joy to play. The action is low with no fret buzz, tuning stability is good, and it sounds great. Overall I am very happy with my purchase. If you're not comfortable doing basic setup work like this, I'd suggest you find someone in your local guitar shop to do this for you. It really makes the guitar play and feel at its true potential.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2020 by Jonny Reckless
Color: blue-01
So I bought this fully intending to use it mostly for when I travel, but when I pulled it out of the box I was absolutely mind blown at the quality and feel. It’s very light; the body is small but not so small that it’s hard to play. The cut outs in the body are placed well and allow for easy playing while at a desk. It plays amazing and the pickups are actually pretty good. I was thinking about swapping them out for some DiMarzios but these are good enough that I haven’t bothered to look into that a whole lot. I use amp sims almost exclusively though so I cannot speak for regular amp performance. The bone nut is a really cool feature for such an inexpensive guitar, and the frets are polished well and are smooth. The out of the box set up was pretty good and there doesn’t appear to be any dead notes. Making adjustments is easy, and I absolutely love the wheel at the bottom of the neck for adjusting the truss rod. Way better than having to jam a wrench in between the strings on the headstock. Hugely impressed with this guitar! I was initially a little skeptical but it very quickly became a favorite to pick up. If you are interested in a headless and don’t have Strandberg money, this is 100% a killer option. I’d love to see a 7 string in the future, I absolutely would not hesitate. The finish is very cool and unique, but seeing some standard finishes would also be a lot of fun. My only gripe is that the bridge sits up higher than what I’m used to, so palm muting and chugging took a little getting used to. I’d also love to see a gig bag made available, I had to find one on eBay that would fit it. These notes are not enough for me to give any less than 5 stars though!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2024 by Dan
Color: blue-01
I own a dozen guitars or so and have played for 40 years. This guitar is an amazing value. The highlight is the neck. The fretwork is SUPERB. Smooth ends up and down all 24 frets on both sides (high E and low E). The compound radius of the fretboard makes bending and chording (even chords up above the 15th fret!) effortless. These features are becoming more common features on guitars, most recently with the smooth rolled fretboards of Sire guitars. But here's the thing... the backside and overall thickness of the neck also changes throughout. The combination of all of these factors make it the best playing neck on a guitar that I own. The neck joint feels tight. It is very strange to play a guitar that is so stripped down that resonates so well. It's loud and full sounding. The access to upper frets is excellent and all notes are easily reachable even for big hands like mine. The bridge is unique. Lots of ways to adjust strings. It's resonant as well, surprisingly, given all of it's moving parts. Once your strings are stretched, action is set and the guitar is tuned up... it doesn't go out of tune. It just doesn't. The body is very ergonomic. This is something that I don't require but enjoy. You can play it in a normal resting on your thigh position or in a upwards position where the headstock is pointing at the sky (Hello, Ice Cream Man solo stretched licks!). The body is cut to accommodate both positions. The pickups are ok. May be a little mushy but that is to be expected at this price point. I will say that they are far better than I expected but I will still replace them at some point, probably with a set of Duncans that will cost more than half of the price of this guitar. The knobs were very good but a bit too tall for me so I replaced them with some strat knobs and that worked. The output jack is out of the way and angled up (all guitars should be like this?) so that your chord will head towards the strap end which helps facilitate the ol' chord tuckeroo. I got the blue-USA finish and the poplar wood veneer looks and feels cool. The guitar is an amazing value. Excellent neck in every way. How is this guitar so resonant? Perfect couch guitar. Perfect travel guitar. Pickups are ok but easily replaced with a Duncan Hot Rodded Humbucker Set or whatever. Overall, at this price-point... ? Wow.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025 by MonsterTruck
Color: blue-01
UPDATE 18 August, 2024: Found a hard case which will work with this guitar for not a lot of money - Plano's 36 inch all weather case (see pics for cases): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B7ZMKZF?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 UPDATE August 17, 2024 Found a resonably priced case which will hold this nicely. Most cases for headless guitars are stupidly expensive, and Eart only offers a very spendy soft bag. Gator's hard case is almost as much as the guitar, which might be okay if you are a gigging musician and ship your axe a lot. If you own one of these (or any headless) and want to try a really great bag that is actually a semi-hard case, they the Ghostfire: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CM8MTH6P?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Highly recommend you give it a look. *********************************************************************************************** After living with this guitar for a few days, I can say that I am quite pleased with it. The neck, fingerboard and frets live up to everything I have heard in reviews on YouTube, and it is indeed very playable. Construction is solid, the weight is very nice and light, and the stock pickups are more than adequate. The shape and small size also make it easy to play. I love the bridge and solid tailpiece setup - it is well engineered and solid. While I am not a fan of single volume and tone control setups, I understand that compromise at this price, and I know there are a lot of people who do like them. I find it limits the sonic flavors of a dual pickup guitar way too much, but in this price range, I am more than happy to accept it. A good graphic EQ should be part of one's effect chain, anyway. The colors are not as bright and vibrant as the pictures, but the finish is still nice. I was planning on getting one of the natural finishes, but when this model went on sale for around $90 off, I could not pass that up. I got it mainly for the headless design and very good fretboard with stainless steel frets, as well as the zero fret. You just don't see stainless steel frets in guitars this inexpensive (or even twice this much). I did not give them 5 stars for two reasons - one being the control setup, but the other big one is that they do not offer a hard case for it, and it is very difficult to find a hard case to fit it. Also, $150 for a soft case is a bit much. Gator makes a hard case that will fit, but it costs almost as much as the guitar. Sigh . . . . Also, the bridge, although fantastic, is a bit hard on the hand if you use a picking style that anchors part of your palm on the bridge (which I am learning). A smooth cover of some sort would be nice touch. I am already playing more, as the size of ths guitar makes it easier to keep handy, and the resonance without an amp is suprising, albeit on the quiet side, of course. It will make an excellent practice guitar, but I don't know how it will hold up to playing gigs. However, since something like 97 percent of guitar players don' t do gigs, but play informally, I consider it excellent in it's price range. Frankly, I don't know why there aren't more headless guitars. It seems like a way better design to me. It plays as well as guitars more than twice the price, and it has stainless steel frets! Not as nice as my Carvin DC-200, but then that doesn't have stanless steel frets (I wish it did). That guitar was also nearly three times the price of the Eart, and it was easily the equal of guitars twice the Carvin price, so not really a fair comparison. Well worth it, as far as I am concerned. A great guitar at this price. I think it would make a great beginner guitar.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024 by Cooljonnorris
Color: blue-01
A while back I got my EART W1 Headless guitar. I liked it so much that I ordered the other version of there Headless guitars. It is this EART W2. This one has a fixed bridge, so no vibrato. Both of them come with a compound radius neck with stainless steel frets. This one has covered HB pups, while the other one has open coil HB pups. They both were quite playable, right out of the box, after tuning and came with D'Addario strings. I lowered the action from an already great: 4/64ths over 3/64ths to an extremely low 3/64ths over 2/64ths. I find these guitars designed to be very ergonomically comfortable to play. I find myself able to play many hours longer than with most of my other guitars. I thought they looked ugly, but are starting to grow on me now. The mat finish never looks dirty and the feeling of the lost head stock is not there, because the neck gets bigger (like regular guitars) and feels the same at the end, if you were to close your eyes and play. They both Play & sound great, having a slightly different tone, because of the different pups. The price is starting to go up a bit, but for around $300, I think you would be hard pressed to even get a great neck this good. I am very happy with both of them and do recommend them to anyone who has no problem adjusting to the different tuning procedure they use. The tuning really is very touchy, but solid afterwords... Update: Please note, last photo shows the original knobs...
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2020 by Daniel T Fehrer
Color: blue-01
This is a fine guitar, plays well, holds tune, needed no work to make it that way. It had the best setup for a guitar in this price range that I have ever seen. It has become my favorite. Caveat: I'm a cheap guitar guy, I own none that cost over $600 (Gretsch) and 3 Squier Vintage models, plus 2 Firefly, so a top-of-the-line brand name guitar may be better, but I bet not by much (I have owned a MiM Strat and a Cobain Jag, they were good but not better). I realize I may have just gotten lucky, but I am happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2026 by Adrian
Color: blue-01
The guitar has cool features. The tuners are on the bridge and made of brass which is nice and unique for a headless. Tuning is easy, but switching strings can take a minute to get used to. It’s not hard, just different. Adjusting the action is a little irritating. You have a bag of tools that comes in the box that are needed to adjust a lot of the features. If you have a solid guitar Allen key set, you will be set without need of most or all the tools included. The body is comfortable for the most part, but it can definitely be a pain at times. Depending on which leg you use to rest it on and the stand you use, the pain is only as bad as the situation allows. The pickups are very subpar. They have a very cheap sound. They both seem to muddy together regardless of which of the 3 positions the switch is in. Adjusting the truss rod does very little. In the end it’s a cheap and very subpar introduction to headless guitars. If I had the knowledge I have now I would not have bought this guitar. Mine could have just been a lemon, but for some reason I doubt it. Save your money and or get a different guitar or save your money to get a better guitar. 2/10 would not recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by The Cracked Coconut
Color: blue-01
The guitar plays like a dream. It's build quality is superb. This headless guitar is not just for the shredder. It has a simple, old school layout: 2 humbuckers and a 3 way switch, one volume one tone control. The pickups are PAF pickups. Not high output at all. Combined with the peduke body and hardtail bridge, the tones are very reminiscent of a gibson SG. I'm a jazz/funk/fusion player, and this guitar is perfect for what I do. As far as the feel, playing standing up with a strap the guitar is very well balanced and comfortable to play. It stays in tune incredibly well. I don't have anything bad to say about it. I've bought dozens of budget guitars, Harley Benton, IYV to name a couple. I have 2 Eart guitars and both are a huge step above the other "budget" brands. If you're thinking about getting a different headless because it's 50 or 100 cheaper, don't. Hold out and get the Eart, it's well worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2023 by Mark R.