Leo Jaymz 39” Electric Guitar Les Paul Style - Mahogany Body and Neck - Curved top Exquisite Flame Maple Veneer - Newly upgraded Alnico V Pickups, Powerful and Pure
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Color: Gradient Red
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- It is equipped with Leo Jaymz LE-100 Pro Alnico V humbucker pickups, which are newly upgraded, powerful, pure, and completely superior to any previous pickup used by Leo Jaymz on LP.
- Perfect single cut body, curved top with beautiful Maple veneer
- 18:1 ratio tuning pegs make the tuning accurate and fast.
- Mahogany body,Mahogany neck on C+U shape,superior materials create high-quality products.
- Trapezoid pearl shell inlay on rosewood fingerboard.
- The three-way switch can switch freely between the neck pickup and the bridge pickup, or make it work at the same time.
- Leo Jaymz 10-46 strings, deliver long lasting, distinctive bright tone and excellent intonation
- Fingerboard Radius:16",Number of fret: 22,Nut Width: 1.69" / 42.85mm 12fret width: 2.07"/52.8mm
- Scale: 24.75 (628.65mm),End of Board Width: 2.24" / 56.89mm
Description
Brand: Leo Jaymz Construction: Set-in Neck Scale: 24.75” (628.65mm)
Brand: Leo Jaymz
Color: Gradient Red
Top Material Type: maple
Body Material: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
String Material Type: Nickel
Hand Orientation: Right
Item Weight: 12.52 pounds
Product Dimensions: 39 x 13 x 3.15 inches
Item model number: LJ001
Date First Available: October 11, 2022
Back Material: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Mahogany
Color Name: Gradient Red
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
String Material: Nickel
Top Material: maple
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Number of Strings: 6
Guitar Bridge System: Tune-O-Matic
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Gradient Red
I recently decided I wanted to learn to play. Like everything I know zero about, I started researching like a madman. All I knew was that I wanted a Les Paul style guitar. It came down to this and another Chinese copy at the same price. I liked the black/silverburst with a pickguard of the other brand better, but this one was the 3rd best selling solid body guitar on Amazon, the other was in the mid 400's. Reviews for this guitar were better and more of them, this particular color was one of three that had the upgraded alnico 5 pick-ups and its a beautiful match for the colors our house is decorated in, which meant the wife would be perfectly fine with me hanging it in the living room. So I went with it. When it arrived, the box had been opened and taped closed again with Amazon labeled tape. I thought, oh no, it was returned for some reason. Luckily the issue was obvious right away. The bridge pick-up was installed with the bottom edge of the pick-up cover sitting on top of its saddle rather than down inside it. It was nearly touching the strings. A few twists of the screwdriver and a little push allowed the pick-up to drop into its proper position. Upon inspection everything else looked perfect, not just perfect but amazing. The finish is flawless like glass, knobs and tuners all move equally and smooth, pick-up selector is solid and sets with a confidence inspiring click. No sharp fret ends and all frets level. I spent a solid hour trying to find a flaw and couldn't. Although I'm not a guitar player yet, I've handled plenty of instruments as a singer and a sound manager for local bands and this is as beautiful as any high end guitar I've ever touched. Actually the finish is even better than most $2,500 guitars I've handled. So, the next step was taking it to a music store for set-up and inquire about lessons. The guitar tech tuned it, looked it over closely and said it was pretty good right out of the box, but I paid $60 for a set-up anyway. He adjusted the truss rod slightly and set intonation, put on a set of Ernie Ball strings and hydrated the fretboard. When I picked it up today he asked what I paid for the guitar. I was afraid he was about to tell me it was cheaply made. So, I told him $180 and his jaw hit the floor. He said he would have guessed $600-$700!!! He was surprised at the quality and even the sound through my little 10w Marshall practice Amp. With the O/D switched on it sounded like Zakk Wylde, switched to the bridge pick-up and clean setting is was crisp and sweet. I told him I'd just ordered an Epiphone SG Special as well and he said I should have gone with this brand again. We'll see if he feels that way after the SG arrives, but I think he may be right. Update: The Epiphone SG arrived. It looks very nice but the tuners are pure junk! The gear tolerance makes them almost un-usable. I'll replace them with Hip Shot locking tuners but the holes from the trapezoid inclosed tuners are going to show from under the backing plates. That's a real bummer for a brand new purchase. The Epiphone SG Special also only has one volume and one tone knob where the Leo has the traditional two each for each pickup. I'd say I've learned quite a bit about the difference between a "big name" low end guitar and a new "no name" company manufacturing affordable guitars to the highest standard to build a reputation. I'd say the new guys are trying a lot harder.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023 by Jay Ingram Jay Ingram
Color: Gradient Red
I'm a new guitarist who's always loved Les Paul's...didn't want to spend that kind of money until I knew how to play a bit so took a chance on this one based on some reviews vs. Epiphone. It exceeded my expectations: it's beautifully made and sounded good (to me) right out of the box. I took it to a luthier for a setup, he said it was "Good wood" and was impressed fr the price. Might have to order the purple one too!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024 by David Allen
Color: Gradient Red
Today I received my 3rd Leo Jaymz LP guitar Purple Burst, I have been waiting about a week for its delivery. It arrived on time. The box was a little messed up, the interior of the box was in good condition. The Guitar is perfect, the finnish is amazing. All the hardware and electronics look and work just fine. Otherwise it's ready to play. I am under the impression that the guitars are actually setup before being packed and shipped. I tuned it, and played for quite some time, it never went out of tune. Strings are nice. The tuners are pretty good, standard like the other LPS. Basically I absolutely love the guitar, and it only weighs 12.5 lbs. I purchased the Gradient Red and the Cherry Sunburst too.Both of those guitars are fantastic too. I recommend these guitars if you don't want to drop a couple of thousand bucks for a Gibson. The quality is very good. Hopefully, this helps. I'm no way a professional musician, but I know what I like and this guitar fills the bill. Good luck to you, Rock on !!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023 by JEFFREY JEFFREY
It looked to be a beautiful looking guitar was looking forward to it. But unable to play due to a broken neck. So this is strike one. I have returned and reordered it hopefully it will arrive in one piece this time. I already own a Leo Jaymz Tempest / Storm and it is an incredible guitar that was right the first time out of the box. I know the quality you guys are capable of. You need to go back to double boxing them The gigbag packed foam in a thin box is not enough! The tempest/storm model did not come in a gig bag and was double boxed and it was pristine. Some things to think about. But I would like to continue purchasing your guitars so please fix these issues. If I receive the next one in one piece as advertised I will change my review. I said I would change the rating if the replacement was done right and it is done right. needs basic setup change strings and polish frets oil board and intonate but the action and the neck overall is great. Finish is beautiful and sounds nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023 by Robert Robert
Color: Gradient Red
I received my Gradient Red Les Paul today, and let me tell you, I am blown away by this guitar. I have been playing over 40 years and this is the best guitar I have played probably ever, and I have owned Fenders, Gibson's , Dean's, etc. It was boxed up nice, no damage to box during shipping. It comes with a case, all I had to do was tune it up and play it. Hats off to Mr. Leo Jaymes. I am very happy I made this purchase, this will be my go-to guitar. Thanks again.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024 by Guitar Jeff
Color: Purple burst
I changed strings and the nut fell off, after careful inspection I noticed the fretboard by the nut is coming apart from the neck. I'm sending it back.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024 by Brian Jenkins