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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- Cream Yellow
- Dimensions
- 38.6 x 12.7 x 1.7 in
- Material
- Mahogany Wood, Maple Wood
- Top Material Type
- Mahogany Wood
- Body Material
- Mahogany
- Neck Material Type
- Carbonized Maple
Features 7
- Vintage Vibes, Modern Mastery: Discover the RelicTL Electric Guitar, where vintage aesthetics blend with modern craftsmanship. With a mahogany body and carbonized maple neck, it delivers timeless tone and exceptional durability, ensuring your music endures
- Unmatched Comfort, Effortless Playability: Enjoy unparalleled comfort with the C-shaped neck of the RelicTL Electric Guitar. Glide smoothly along the rosewood fingerboard with 22 frets, exploring new melodies and pushing your creative limits
- Sonic Versatility: Unleash a spectrum of tone with the 3-position adjustable S-S pickups of the Electric Guitar. From crisp cleans to gritty overdrives, these pickups offer unparalleled versatility, allowing you to sculpt your sound with precision and finesse
- Impeccable Stability: Conquer the stage with the brass barrel saddle bridge of the RelicTL Electric Guitar. Designed for precision and stability, it ensures optimal string resonance and intonation, empowering flawless performances night after night
- Crafted for the Connoisseur: The RelicTL Electric Guitar blends craftsmanship and dedication. Its vintage relic finish and precise components elevate your musical journey, where tradition meets innovation and passion meets performance
- Premium Wood Construction: Features a solid mahogany body paired with a carbonized maple neck and rosewood fretboard, providing rich tonal warmth, sustain, and natural resonance that enhances your playing experience
- Classic Cream Yellow Finish: Showcases a distinctive cream yellow color with vintage relic styling that captures the authentic look and feel of classic electric guitars from decades past
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Specs 27
| Brand | KGD |
|---|---|
| Color | Cream Yellow |
| Top Material Type | Mahogany Wood |
| Body Material | Mahogany |
| Back Material Type | Mahogany Wood |
| Neck Material Type | Carbonized Maple |
| Fretboard Material Type | Rosewood |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | S-S |
| String Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Brand Name | KGD |
| UPC | 746566699509 |
| Manufacturer | KGD |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Highlight | Mahogany Body, Carbonized Maple Neck, Rosewood Fretboard, 6-String Solidbody, S-S Pickups Brass Barrel Saddle Bridge |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Instrument | Guitar |
| Model Name | Relic-TL |
| Model Number | Relic-TL |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Relic-TL |
| Body Material Type | Mahogany |
| Material Type | Mahogany Wood, Maple Wood |
| Guitar Bridge System | Brass Barrel Saddle |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 38.6"L x 12.7"W x 1.7"H |
| Item Dimensions | 38.6 x 12.7 x 1.7 inches |
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Great guitar, would recommend.
Color: Vintage Yellow
Overall: great guitar, wouldn’t hesitate to buy another I bought this as a ‘travel’ guitar that I could leave at my parents’ house in order to have something to play when I visit without having to check my nice telecaster on flights. The low price of this guitar makes that actually work. That said, it’s a good guitar even ignoring the cost. I think $50 in pickups and $3 in bridge height screws would make this a near perfect inexpensive guitar. Pros: Roasted maple neck, actual rosewood fingerboard Truss rod adjustment wheel at the bottom of the neck is a feature usually found on fancier guitars and this one works well Intonation was nearly spot on from the factory Frets feel very smooth Bridge has brass saddles Tuners feel nice The belly carve and forearm carve are nice Cons: Pickups are weak. It’s serviceable for a beginner guitarist or a travel guitar. They do the tele thing, but put a set of Tonerider Tele pickups in it and it’ll be great. The finish is not very nice. I don’t mind relic’d guitars but the actual paint itself looks and feels bad and the “worn” edges of the paint feel rough against my arm when I play. The bridge height adjustment screws are a bit too long and dig into my hand when I play. This is true of almost all Teles though. Easily corrected with some shorter screws. The “high fret access carve” on the back of the body is useless. The carve should be on the front of the body if you actually want to play high up the neck. The logo “KGD electric guitar” is dumb. The strings do turn your fingers black the first few times you play it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by Suryadip Bandyopadhyay
Excellent value, little money
Color: Vintage Yellow
This is an excellent guitar at an excellent price, talk about value, this guitar is outstanding for the price. As a bonus it's set up right plays well and sounds fantastic.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2026 by Bobr12
Great Buy!!
Color: Fiesta Red
I bought it because it was a double bound body and had the relic type finish. The price was good for a complete guitar! I got it and was very surprised that it was so good! The neck was perfect, string height great and intonation was dead on! So I opened up the controls and it had a good switch and full size pots! Pickups are OK, a little dark but those are getting replaced anyway. This inexpensive guitar is well worth the money!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by Big Joe
Excellent instrument . . . for people who like tinkering with electrics.
Color: Vintage Yellow
This is a remarkable guitar for the price. Everything about the construction is excellent, and it's one of the most comfortable guitars I've ever played. If you like modding guitars, buy this one because you will have a great time. Personally, I've returned this guitar on the grounds that the pickups do not perform with even minimal satisfaction. Because the pickups are so poor I can't tell if the pots are okay, but I suspect they aren't. It's a great deal for people who like modding their electric guitars. I don't, I don't even own a soldering iron. Therefore, sadly, this is not the cheap electric I want in my life. Now looking at Donner in the sub 300 category . . .
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2026 by Kelley Rinehart
good idea, poor QC.
Color: Vintage Yellow
First, the good... I mostly like the relic effort and the old-school butterscotch blond paint job, just like the original '51 Tele. Very cool. All 22 frets are reasonably smooth with not a single sharp end. The tone isn't bad for a cheap guitar, but it's a bit thin. The bridge pickup needs quite a bit of gain to get it to growl and sounds ok when it does, but I like the tone of the neck pickup, even though it's underpowered.. It is solidly built and comfortable to play, but only after a considerable effort, see below... The bad...There was no attempt at a factory setup, so it took hours of tinkering and adjusting the truss rod and bridge to get it playable. Ultimately it just would not stay in tune, as did its replacement. Minor complaints... The relic job actually looks great but it was only done on the body. The neck and hardware are all shiny and new, so It could look more realistic with a little more tarnish and dings here and there. No included gig bag means another $30. The ugly... This is my second guitar since the first one had the bridge installed off center, making it unplayable. I did get the above replacement the next day, so that's a small plus. Overall it's not a bad starter guitar, but for for the price of this with a decent pickup upgrade, the Squire Affinity at around $300 is probably a better buy although it won't have the relic touches. A little DIY sandpapering would take care of that.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2026 by s morris
Worth the purchase!
Color: Fiesta Red
Honestly I was extremely skeptical thinking it was going to feel like some cheap kids guitar but maaaan I was wrong. I saw a whole lot of vids and the guitar sounded great but sometimes you can actually get a feel for it especially if you haven’t played it yet. But wow the hype was real. I’ve playing many guitar from the typical name brands to the boutique guitars at namm and it’s right up there with them. It’s also a great guitar to build off of. Switch out the pickups the tuners and the bridge and boom new custom guitar. But honestly out the box I didn’t even have to set it up and the new was perfectly sanded down now sharp frets or buzz. I took it out the box plugged it in and it’s ready to hit a gig!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2026 by Cherice Wilson
Great Modding Guitar for tinkers!
Color: Cream Yellow
This is a modders guitar. BEGINNERS BEWARE. IF you are looking to get a guitar and never have to set it up or touch it with a tool of any kind - THIS IS NOT THE GUITAR FOR YOU. I bought this guitar with the understanding that I will be getting a new fender neck and new pickups in the next year or so. I have other guitars that while I am working on this, I can play those. The guitar came with a very high action which is to be expected, the 1st and 2nd string have some fret leveling issues that you find when attempted to lower the action. For a beginner this is a big problem, for me not an issue at all. I may even fix the neck and put it on another tele body in then future. In order to buy a relic'd body the cost is usually around $250 for just a body. So this is a deal if you are planning on switching things up or working to make the guitar fit your play style. For a beginner, just get a squire for $250 and get it at a place that will give you a free setup with purchase. This will require a lot of work to play nicely. Also the pickups in this guitar are fine for in home play, but very low output.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by Sean
Im shocked!
Color: Fiesta Red
I’m shocked at how good this guitar is. Just got the Fiesta Red today and all I had to do is tune it and raise the bottom E & A saddle a little and I played it for a hour. The roasted neck feels great and the frets and dressing is better than my American Tele Performer. This is my first venture into Chinese made guitars. My next venture will be either a Grote or AIO Les Paul copy.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2026 by Mike