Leo Jaymz DIY Electric Guitar Kits in AL Style - Mahogany Body and Neck - Laurel Wood Fingerboard and All Components Included (AL)
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Set name: DIY AL
Features
- Set-in Neck AL style electric guitar DIY Kits
- Beautiful mahogany body has been deeply polished and sprayed with the bottom varnish, which reduces the work of the buyer for body painting.
- All cavity drilled for pickups and control knbobs
- Laurel Wood fingerboard inlaid with saw pattern
- 1 side Machine heads for a shaped headstock
- Double way tremolo system with a tremolo bar
- Pluggable wires eliminates the trouble of welding.
- The thickened single side can be pasted with copper foil paper, and the noise can be effectively reduced by sticking it to the positions such as the wires compartment and the pickup groove.
- 25.5" Scale length and maple neck in 24 frets
- The kit includes a guitar strap, as well as Guitar Strap Locks with a Security Quick Retainer System.
Description
Leo Jaymz's mission is simple: to make great music accessible and enjoyable for all.
Brand: Leo Jaymz
Color: AL
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
String Material Type: Nickel
Hand Orientation: Right
Brand Name: Leo Jaymz
Hand Orientation: Right
UPC: 765279842101
Manufacturer: Leo Jaymz
Set Name: DIY AL
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Guitar Strap, Guitar Strap Locks, Mahogany Body, Maple Neck, Laurel Wood Fingerboard, 1 side Machine Heads, Double way Tremolo System, Tremolo Bar, Pluggable Wires, Guitar Strap
Instrument: guitar
Model Name: AL
Model Number: DIY001
Manufacturer Part Number: DIY001
Warranty Description: 30 day.
Color: AL
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material Type: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Mahogany Wood
String Material Type: Nickel
Material Type: Mahogany Wood, Maple Wood, Rose Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
Guitar Bridge System: Tremolo
Number of Strings: 6
Scale Length: 25.5 inches
Item Dimensions: 3.2 x 27.56 x 13 inches
Instrument Size: 25.5 inches
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Set name: DIY AL
Not going to lie, I didn't expect much from this. I like to build guitars and other things, and I just sort of had an idea for a paint scheme, and just wanted to have a project that I could complete somewhat quickly. I figured when I placed the order that I was going to have to do a lot more finishing work than I actually did, which was actually impressive for something in this price point. The hardware is of the usual quality you would see on mid-level guitars, with the sole exception being the bridge pickup (I got the Rhodes V style), but fortunately I had a Seymour Duncan Invader that wasn't living in a guitar at the time, so I decided to go with that. The quality of the wood is reasonably good, the only thing that I could even remotely complain about it is that it was advertised as being mahogany, but this is WAY too light to be mahogany, it has a different color to it as well, and it's tone is substantially brighter than I would've thought mahogany to be. Maybe teak? I like it though, and it works really great with the Invader. It came with some incredibly idiot-proof instructions, even somebody who has never built a guitar could understand how to put this together based on the way that they laid out and presented in the instruction manual, so my hat comes off to the technical writer responsible for that. The only things that I didn't use from the kit were the volume knob and the bridge pickup. My only real legitimate gripe is that the screws that would hold down the truss rod cover were missing from the kit, but that's alright because I usually like having that open anyway. And I did an extensive amount of sanding on the neck to thin the profile a little. Bonus points because they gave me entirely too much shielding tape, so I had a bunch of spare left over to finish off another project! Overall, I would definitely recommend this. If you always wanted to build a guitar, but you really don't know where to start, it is rather difficult to mess this one up. Good quality components, easy to follow instructions, everything you need, right there. You bring the tools, the kit brings the rest.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024 by Great little device
Set name: DIY AL
This is for the AL version! First kit I've ever put together! It was mostly great! Pics of relevant pros and cons. Pros: Went together very quickly. Wood grain is not awful. All holes lined up. Can set the neck or bolt it. Kit came in very protective package. kit has wire connectors, no soldering Cons: 1. Tuners rattled every time a string was played. 2. The ground cable on the spring tensioner broke while installing - just pinned it under the spring - works fine! 3. the nut that came with kit is kinda weak, I stripped one of the bolts the first time tightening it. 4. the nut was to high on fret side and action was so high that fretting the first 3 frets would not play correct pitch. 5. the nut didn't have enough of a break angle to keep the string on the nut in the first place. so when i tightened the locking bolts, it de-tuned the guitar. 6. Floyd Rose bridge was a pain in the pants to setup. this was the first point in the build where i needed instructions. naturally I followed the link provided in the box. the video "instructions" are a very short, shoddy video, kinda putting it together and then doing the hard bits off screen... one second it didn't have the bridge, and boom like magic the Floyd rose was just installed. so for anyone trying to install a Floyd rose for the first time, youtube this "guns and guitars Floyd rose Strat" watch the video and you'll probably be good. Here is what i needed to replace and buy to get this guitar to stay in tune, and to chug. 1 Tuners - I got nice auto trimming locking tuners, but any decent set will do. 2. genuine Floyd rose locking nut, german made, seems better than one sent. 2.a. had to sand down under the nut quite a bit before I could get a low enough action. 3. string retainer bar - to increase break angle, so strings would rest on the nut fully 4. needed to get more springs, the 3 sent with package are good enough for light gage strings, but not for heavier gages, so i got a 3 pack of the black Floyd rose genuine springs and found the perfect balance. TLDR: Great Kit, could use a few modifications, but even with everything i replaced, it was still under 300 including the kit. The pickup is fine, its not great, but its not as bad as i thought, considering a decent emg or seymore are the same price as the whole kit. The single pot is fine, it needs to be cleaned and lubed, has a little noise bleed through when turning the knob. putting the back cover on upside down gives me access to the spring screws, so i can adjust without taking it off. also fist time I've tried to do a paint job, its something... it can chug. RIP Alexi Laiho
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023 by Aaron K.
Set name: DIY AL
This Randy Rhoads kit from Leo Jaymz is excellent. The body is CNC machined flawlessly, and the wood is exceptionally high quality. It required barely any final finishing before hand rubbing a tru oil finish. The neck fit very well, but not super tight, and had just a little bit of play. This is a set in (glue) neck, not bolt on. I did ensure I had good alignment before setting it, but it was good enough that if a novice builds this, you can’t really go wrong. The alignment difference was minimal, but non-zero, as you wiggle the neck around a bit in the pocket. But I didn’t feel it was “bad” by any means. As you can see in my pictures, I modified it significantly. I added a single coil neck pickup, as well as a tone control and selector switch, and I swapped all the hardware out for black. There was nothing wrong with the included silver hardware, I just wanted black for this look. I also added another output jack to the back of the guitar, so the cord doesn’t always have to come out the bottom. I kept their original jack too, so I didn’t have to fill the hole – you can use either jack. Overall, this kit was a pleasure to work on, and if you take your time to set everything up right and do a good fret job, it plays beautifully. If you want to buld it “as is” it comes with a fairly nice instruction booklet as well, which most kits don’t include. One nice thing to note is that the silver locking nut it comes with is the style with an adjustable height. There are two small set screws to change the nut height, so you don’t need to use shims. Since I swapped the hardware for black, I didn’t use this, but it’s very nice that Leo Jaymz included an upgraded nut. Super happy with how this kit turned out. Don’t be afraid to experiment and modify, that’s where the fun is! 5 stars, highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by Scrimshaw
Set name: DIY AL
UPDATE: 3 kits built. I’m a fan. I started w the V, added the Tele-M and the ML. Great canvasses for my daughter’s artistic talent. The guitars come with basic hardware but they work. I’ve upgraded pickups etc but otherwise they’re great budget guitars for the hobbyist builder. I’ve used them at church, not “real” gigs. Taught my son how to dress the frets for his lightning Darrell guitar. With the fretwork done, it’s sweet. Pickups aren’t great clean but sound crunchy-good with lots of distortion. Overall: fantastic value and fun. Will probably get the BC next. As others have said, it’s a decent starting point for the price and for a DIY project. I put a quick layer of black stain on and sanded it down for the distressed look. Frets are better than I expected. Plug & play electronics are simple. Floyd Rose setup is what it is. If you’re not patient, go with a hardtail. Pickup is usable. A little bit microphonic. Very midrangey, almost quacky. Especially without a tone pot, this isn’t ideal but as I say, it’s usable. Sounds way better distorted than clean, given that it’s a bridge position w no tone roll-off. I had to sand down the nut pad pretty far bc the nut was way high. One of the heads of the tremolo posts stripped bc the threads in the stud were wonky. I added three screws to the neck joint just for extra stability. I’ll probably swap the pickup, add a concentric tone-volume pot, and have a decent fun knockaround on project guitar. If I get another one of these Leo Jaymz kits, I’ll probably get a hardtail for simplicity and a bolt-on rather than set neck, just for adjustability.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2023 by MCM180
Set name: DIY AL
This is a great buy for any guitar enthusiasts. Well built and everything was there...no missing parts. That being said,even though the manual was easy to ready,we had a few hiccups, do not let younger teens and kids build themselves. The pick up broke at the screw holes but I had spare screws lying around and was able to complete. One of the wires that has the little metal tab was missing,but we found that and was able to reattach. All in all I highly recommend this kit. It came out really cool looking and plays well...my 13 yr old absolutely loves it and wants everyone to know....we didn't explode.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024 by William M.Beine
Set name: DIY AL
Pretty decent DIY kit. It should have e came with a retainer bat for the strings. The binding on the neck is nice. They tremelo system isn't the greatest. I was surprised at how well the pickup actually sounded. Decent kit for the money.
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Set name: DIY AL
The action on the "Floyd rose" needs to be moved back a 1/4 of an inch in order to be able to get the intonation correct but I'm satisfied with how the guitar turned out when finished. Btw... this is definitely no real Floyd rose and that's evident by the the misspelled name so I replaced it with the real deal. I also did some routering to add extra pick ups and pots with a tone switch. Nice if you wanna get creative and build something decent 👌
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2026 by Timothy Bliss
Set name: DIY AL
Excellent mill work perfect,neck fits perfectly and bolted mine,put a Seymour Duncan Nazgul,super low action,I'm just using Floyd as a fixed bridge because the nut is so cheap will go out of tune but with a Nazgul pickup really slams it on,I totally recommend and do own upgrades
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2026 by dan