Virgo Fusion Electric Guitar Coil Split Humbucker Pickup Solid Body Electric Guitars
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Color: IndigoBlue
Product Dimensions : 41.8 x 17.8 x 4.5 inches; 10.2 Pounds
Item model number : Virgo Fusion(VF)
Date First Available : July 28, 2022
Manufacturer : M MUSI
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I have fender strats and expensive guitars and for the cost and sound quality when tuned correctly this guitar has a very good tone. It stays in tune and feels like my strat. Action is good and the weight comparable to other guitars of this design.
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025 by Terry D.
I’ve been getting paid to perform with a guitar for nearly 50 years. I have expensive guitars and inexpensive guitars. I prefer to play the lower-priced ones at gigs. (I’d hate to have an expensive one banged into a mic stand or otherwise damaged or stolen.) The Musi Virgo definitely hits way above its price point. It needed very little action adjustment right out of the box, mostly setting things up to my personal preferences. The tuners are serviceable, the tremolo bridge is reliable as long as you don’t try to dive bomb it like a Floyd Rose. I may end up replacing the pickups at some point, but I do that on most guitars I buy. They’re pretty bright but I’ve been able to adjust my amps around them so far. Fit and finish are very good, and the stainless frets were nicely dressed and polished. I did have one slightly high fret up at the high end of the neck, but that was easy enough to fix. This guitar can easily keep up with others that are two times the price (or more).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by Vaughn McMillan
Besides the finish which is THE most beautiful I've seen, the sparkle color changes from each angles its subtle but not. This is the easies playing guitar ive used in my 50 years of playing. As my arthritis flares, this feels effortless and so very solid and resonant. I thought id have to pay thousands for these features and I have only to be disappointed by big name factory guitars like PRS< Fender,G and L, Epiphone etc.... Solid mahogany roasted maple neck a well balanced two way tremolo bridge, and stainless steel frets, are so well finished and smooth and the neck silky finish is fast as you want. That's why you'd be crazy not to buy one at any price. Did I mention that it stays in tune better than ANY guitar I have, even the PRS with the locking tiers I added for a hundred bucks just goes out constantly. This is mostly right on after some breaking in. Beginners would play better with less pain on this guitar without investing in a $3000.00 instrument. The neck is thin and contoured for playing high up in the neck. I'm a female and always struggled with big chunky necks better suited for big chunky hands. I'm simply overwhelmed by it's quality. Also push pull single coil to hum bucker you'll find your tone. Mine came with a short in the plug wire which I fixed in 10 minutes with a solder iron. Beginners should have it set up for intonation which you can afford because you bought a fine instrument at a really reasonable price. Parents buy this for your kids, fender is not a "good name" anymore. I own 8 guitars, 4 were inexpensive and I put hundreds into them to tuning heads, better pick-ups shielding in the compartments to make them playable for me.... I dont need to change anything on this axe. I love it
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2023 by PhonosPhy’d
This guitar is exactly 2% away from being Great. 1) There is an annoying ground noise. 2) The pick-ups are weak and thin sounding.
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2022 by Jean
Let me preface this review with what I have in comparison. Gibsons, Epiphones, Fenders, and a Dean (before the company was sold). I've had this guitar in my list for over a year, just to keep tabs on it. For the price, I figured I had to in the mood to do another major mod (like my $120 Squire). I was in the market for a PRS and the ONLY reason I bought this was the PRS's were sold out of the models I wanted (like everywhere). What a fortunate turn of events. I don't know what to say, except that I'm completely surprised by the quality, playability, and fit-n-finish of this instrument. All the positive things you'll read in these reviews are absolutely true. I already had Seymour Duncan pickups to replace, but I'll be keeping the stock pickups in this till I decide otherwise. The pups are that good. The whole package is SO good that I put the 'Capricorn Fusion in Pearl White' on my wishlist for the next time I get the urge for another guitar. Is it perfect? No, but neither was my last Gibson. The ONLY thing that would be better on this guitar, is a screw in trem bar vs the tension rod. Certainly not a deal breaker, but if I had to wish for something to change, that would be it. But I'm totally cool with what I have. Well done M Musi !
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023 by Nick W. Nick W.