Ktaxon Full-Size Electric Guitar, Solid Body HSH Pickups 170 Guitar Beginner Kit with Gig Bag, Shoulder Strap, Tremolo Arm, Cable, Picks All Accessories (Yellow)
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- SOLID WOOD BODYThe full-size electric guitar features a solid basswood body, maple neck, and rosewood fingerboard, which is well crafted and provides phenomenal tone. The premium baking paint process finish provides an excellent feeling and playing enjoyment.
- H-S-H PICKUPSThe 6-string rock guitar features two classic humbucker pickups and one single pickup that provides high output power and a clearer & well-balanced tone. The 5-way pickup switch, 1 volume, 1 tone controls, and tremolo bridge system provide different tone performance. Suitable for many music styles, such as blues, hard rock, pop, punk, jazz, metal, and fusion.
- EASY TO PLAYThe most prevalent C-shaped neck profile is remarkably comfortable and reduces fatigue when playing or practicing, which combines both classic and comfortable designs. The copper-nickel fret is smooth and friendly to your hands. Metal machines and tuning peg machine heads for more accurate tuning.
- FOR ALL SKILL LEVELSReady to use right out of the box, no assembly required. A perfect choice for musicians of all levels from beginner to experienced. Comes with a protective gig bag to defend your right-handed guitar against unwanted scratches while making it easy to carry outside.
- COMPLETE STARTER KITThe beginner electric guitar set comes with a full-size guitar and all the parts you need, including a Gig bag, shoulder strap, cable, tremolo arm, and picks. This 170-style guitar has a beautiful appearance and perfect sound that is the best choice for a holiday gift.
Brand: Ktaxon
Color: Yellow
Top Material Type: maple
Body Material: Paulownia
Back Material Type: Paulownia
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Techwood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-S-H
String Material Type: nickle steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Manufacturer: Ktaxon
Brand Name: Ktaxon
Neck Material Type: Maple
String Material Type: nickle steel
Fretboard Material Type: Techwood
Body Material Type: Paulownia
Back Material Type: Paulownia
Top Material Type: maple
Color: Yellow
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 38.6"L x 12.8"W x 1.65"H
Scale Length: 25.5 Inches
Guitar Bridge System: Tremolo
Number of Strings: 6
Hand Orientation: Right
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-S-H
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Color: Matte Back
I’m impressed with this Ktaxon/Glarry Ibanez RG copy guitar. Love the matte black finish. Everything works on the guitar. I was amazed to find the guitar playable right out of the well-packaged box. The action (string height) and intonation (identical chords are in the same exact tuning across the fretboard) were spot on. I have many, many import guitars and finding one playable without the action too high or the neck badly bowed is a shocker. The neck is perfect on this guitar. I found a few slightly high frets which I lowered with no difficulty. These high frets were barely too high and did not cause buzzing or dead notes. I recently taught myself how to level high frets so I wanted to correct them for practice to get better at it. I upgraded/modified the guitar, but honestly I did not have to change anything. I already purchased parts and new pickups right after I purchased the guitar expecting the guitar to be unplayable out of the box with crappy pickups with bad machine heads. Nope- stock pickups sound good and the stock black machine heads keep the strings in tune well. The electronics are the typical cheap, small pots with plastic coated wire. I installed a Kaish heavy-duty 5 way switch, Switchcraft jack, 2 large S Korean not Chinese pots, large orange drop capacitor, and used vintage cloth covered wire. Like I stated earlier- I did not have to upgrade anything on the guitar since everything on it works well. I was shocked to find the ceramic pickups sound really good- usually inexpensive import guitars have cheap, microphonic pickups. I installed alnico 2/5 hex/rail humbuckers with an alnico 5 Wilkinson single coil pickup. Installed black brass saddles, a solid brass block, and a bone nut I took off another guitar. I polished the frets too. So all in all love this guitar. I was going to give it to my nephew but I’ll get him an another one. Will add to my massive collection. Anyone by the way can learn to work on guitars- many helpful videos and information can be found online. I’ve taught myself how to do all these upgrades just by watching videos and a bunch of trial and error. I’m not mechanically inclined so if I can figure out how to do this anyone can. So great, very light awesome looking guitar that won’t break the bank. Very comfortable maple neck. I can’t tell what wood the fretboard is made of- possibly rosewood but I’m not sure- all I did was oil the fretboard since it was a bit dry. This is a great guitar for someone starting out. Versatile sounding pickups too. Comes with a strap, cable, and a wind breaker jacket thin gig bag with no padding. Very happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024 by mike mike
Color: Black
At the time of writing, this is one of the absolute cheapest electric guitars you can buy brand new, making it an awfully tempting choice for beginners - or, in my case, tinkerers. The styling is obviously Ibanez/Jackson inspired - if you like this style, then it's definitely worth the small step up in price from budget Strat options. If not, go with the classic Strat, because the quality is about the same. Especially when starting out, the features of the guitar are less important than whether the style speaks to you and motivates you to play. The build quality is decent - it's extremely lightweight wood, for better or worse, and the finish had superficial scratches but was overall fine given the price. The neck profile isn't bad, and the frets are mostly acceptable. There was one note on the 22nd fret on the high E string that was completely unplayable; this isn't going to hold you back as a beginner and is fixable, but wouldn't be acceptable on a nicer instrument. Sound quality is fine, and the money you save getting a cheap guitar can go into a better amp, which will absolutely do more to improve your overall sound. I don't like this pickup configuration very much, especially on low end instruments, because the middle pickup sounds weak, thin, out of place, and gets in the way of picking on top of that. The humbuckers aren't good, but they're good enough. In my case, I got this for some experiments with colorshift paint and converting it to a fretless guitar. For that, it worked great, because it has all the basics of a working guitar and a decent, straight neck for not a lot of money. My best advice is to look around locally for used options in your budget first. On the other hand, if you have your heart set on a new guitar and like this style, this guitar should serve you perfectly well, as long as you get out there and practice!
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Color: Sunset
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Color: White
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Color: Matte Back
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