KGD Relic Electric Guitar,Roasted Maple Neck and Rosewood fingerboard,Bone Nut,6-String Relic Guitar,Professional/Full Size/Electric Guitars for Adults
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Color: Jasper Green
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- Uniqueness:Unveil the uniqueness of our brand new handcrafted Relic electric guitars, with every scar on the body customized by hand by our skilled craftsmen. The handmade customization ensures that each guitar is unique
- Top Tone: Elevate your playing with Relic guitars crafted from premium woods. Whether crisp maple or rich rosewood, our guitars deliver exceptional sound quality, with each note reflecting the high-quality materials used
- Unleash Vintage Tone:Upgrade your Relic guitar with S-S-S pickups for crystal-clear highs and articulate lows.Perfect for Texas blues,country,rock,and more,these pickups offer unmatched clarity,responsiveness,delivering authentic sounds across genres
- Vibrato Bridge: The Relic electric guitar's superior vibrato bridge offers smooth, controlled pitch changes and subtle vibrato effects. Enjoy enhanced tonal depth and rock-solid tuning stability, ensuring your performance remains precise
- Round Head frets: Hand-polished stainless steel round head frets allow for smooth playing. They're durable and beautiful, enhancing your playing experience and making your Relic guitar really sing. Upgrade now and enjoy smoother, richer sounding playing
Brand: KGD
Color: Jasper Green
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-S
String Material Type: Nickel Steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Item Weight: 8.83 pounds
Product Dimensions: 38.9 x 12.8 x 1.7 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: KRT-001
Date First Available: October 28, 2023
Back Material: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Mahogany
Color Name: Jasper Green
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: S-S-S
Scale Length: 25.5 Inches
String Material: Nickel Steel
Top Material: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Carbonized Maple
Number of Strings: 6
Guitar Bridge System: Tremolo
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Color: Jasper Green
The guitar body looks great considering the cost it’s a great value. The roasted maple neck is also amazing with its stainless frets. The neck pocket was so perfectly snug, tight and aligned with the neck there was no need to shift or shim it. The cylinder truss adjust at the body end makes it quick and easy to set relief, no worries about stripping out a hex wrench nut. I work on a lot of affordable guitars and the fret leveling on this was basically perfect, I did some polishing but the action is low and it feels awesome. The pick guard was colliding with the bridge plate and the guard was actually prohibiting the trem from moving properly. The included trem has a small block and cast saddles, so I bought the $18.00 Guyker large block, bent steel saddle trem set from Amazon to replace it which was the only added expense to the guitar …and of course a new set of strings. I trimmed the guard clearance so the trem could move freely. Then I cut the headstock just for fun into a slightly shrunken *F* style shape and had an old damaged decal laying around so I stuck that on. There’s no tint on the roasted maple so using a clear finish blended everything right back together. Then relic’d the hardware, plastic and headstock to better match the body which comes with shiny new hardware and parts. All in all after a few mods it’s one of the best Strats I’ve owned. Pickups are ceramic single coils but are wax potted, non microphonic and true to the sound of a classic Stratocaster I won’t be changing them. The tuners feel and function great, no complaints there. The nut was actually bone which has an obvious scent while filing the slots. The trem now works perfectly in a floating setup and stays in tune. Probably could have done that with the original one, but I like the bent steel big block better for the looks and functionality of this instrument. I couldn’t be happier with the purchase. I saw a demo by Roger on YouTube Musicnerdstuff and that sold me on the potential of these guitars. Love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024 by SUPERCLOWN SUPERCLOWN
Color: Jasper Green
Truthfully I ordered this out of curiosity. The whole "relic" thing is not something that would normally attract me( why buy something made to look beat up? I've got the real thing already). But something about this guitar interested me so I figured I'd give it a shot. Very glad I did. Out of the box it played pretty well, although action a bit hi and frets gritty. I cut the strings off, took some light steel wool to the frets and used some lemon oil on the fingerboard restrung it, checked neck adjustment, which was fine, lowered the action, checked intonation(which was spot on), plugged it in and checked pickups, vol., tone pots, 5 way switch- all worked well. BTW the switch feels like a good one so do the pots. The guitar plays really well- I really like the neck(as advertised it is roasted maple) although initially I thought it was a bit "clubby" or a little thick. But the more I played it I found I actually liked it- alot-maybe even more than my Strat. "Feel" is such a personal thing but for me this one feels great- reminds me a bit of a Yamaha or Ibanez in its feel, but not exactly that either. Anyway it definitely feels like a quality instrument so I'm glad I gave it a shot- and for the price? The big name manufacturers (you know who you are) will be in trouble if/when people discover guitars like this for a fraction of the cost. BTW, the relic or "antiquing" is done very well and pretty convincing. If I didn't look at the head stock I'd think I was looking at a mid 60's well played instrument.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024 by Rich
Color: Jasper Green
Quite impressed with overall quality. Totally usable out of the box. After about a month of daily use... The tuners are true gems, very micro, I was not expecting that. Would love to know the brand for other guitars. Frets were clean, required no attention. Fretboard had a weird top coating on it, I removed that carefully and resealed. Neck was straight, C-shape and comfortable. I like the neck alot as well. Had a little slag in the pocket, no biggie. The finish is not a laminate, they put some time into it. The body is very light. Some may not like this but I do. No head dive or weird weight issues. Pickups are playable but low output, like a Squire. I swapped them for a set of Ventera 50's and sounds amazing. Electronics work as expected, 250k pots but works just fine as is no plans to change anything else. First I ran some 9's but it feels and sounds best with 10's. Trem looks thin, but bridge seems solid. Intonated just fine. I have alot of guitars, old and new, inexpensive and pricey. This was to be a project/display guitar, but will now be the daily driver for this summer.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2024 by Michael C in AZ Michael C in AZ