Semi-Hollow Body Electric Guitar RD-100 Jazz Guitar with F-Hole,Maple neck,humbucker Pickups(Brown)
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Color: Brown
Features
- Semi-Hollow Body Design: Experience the rich, resonant tones of our 335 semi-hollow electric guitar, perfect for jazz, blues, and rock.
- Canadian Hard Maple Neck: Crafted with a neck made from premium Canadian hard maple, this guitar offers unparalleled durability and a silky-smooth playing experience.
- Rosewood Fretboard: Dive into the warmth of our rosewood fretboard, providing exceptional sound quality and a luxurious feel under your fingertips.
- Stainless Steel Frets: Equipped with stainless steel frets, our guitar stands up to aggressive playing styles, offering longevity and consistently clear intonation.
- The RD-100's 3-way toggle switch and 2 volume and 2 tone knobs give you a wide range of tonal options.
- 24.75-inch scale length, 42mm Nut,the RD-100 is perfect for players of all levels.
Brand: REDID
Color: Brown
Top Material Type: maple
Body Material: Basswood
Back Material Type: maple
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H
String Material Type: Nickel
Hand Orientation: Right
Item Weight: 11.13 pounds
Product Dimensions: 42.13 x 16.14 x 1.81 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: RD-100
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 13, 2022
Back Material: maple
Body Material: Basswood
Color Name: Brown
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H
String Material: Nickel
Top Material: maple
Neck Material Type: Maple
Number of Strings: 6
Guitar Bridge System: Tune-O-Matic
Material Type: Maple Wood
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Color: Brown
Wow! I've had several budget guitars in the 25+ years I've played and this one was a surprise. I bought the Redid RD-100 in brown. The finish looks and feels great. Only complaint on the finish is I would like to see the grain come through the color a bit more (grain is more prominent in the pics compared to in-person). Tuners feel fine and it stays in tune pretty well. The pickups were a big surprise. I usually switch out cheap pups with something else, but these sound really nice. I took some readings and the neck is 7.3k and the bridge 13.3k. I usually like the neck around 8k but the bridge is a little hotter than I look for. The sound is great, though. Nice, warm sound that I would expect from a guitar like this. I made a few adjustments out of the box; changed strings, oiled the fretbooard and adjusted the truss rod and action. After that it plays really nice. I also switched out the knobs for reflector knobs (I hate the look of speed knobs). I also threw some finger slicers(knob pointers) on. The only real con of this guitar is the pots. They worked fine from the factory, BUT they're the wrong taper. They used linear for all 4(2xvol, 2xtone) and it works OK for tone, but the volume pots are useless after 3 or 4. I switched them out for some logarithmic taper pots from The Art of Tone and the volume works much better. I'm just a guitar hobbyist player and I use semi-hollow for all types of music when I play; rock, metal, clean etc. This guitar does it all. Ask Larry Carlton. From Beatles chime to Alex Lifeson to Josh Homme you can't go wrong with a 335-style guitar. Overall, this was a very satisfying purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025 by AgtDrake AgtDrake
Color: Green
My RD-100 came somewhat flimsily boxed, but was in one piece, thankfully. It looked great out of the box but i had to cut the nut slots lower and intonate it - two things that are to be expected on these budget guitars. The frets were level and in good shape. The neck had slight relief, which i like, and i was able to get the action as low as i like it without any buzzing. The humbucker pickups sound ok. I might replace them one day, but i truly don't think it's worth the hassle right now - time will tell. It's a tough job changing pick-ups in a semi-hollow body guitar and these seem ok, so far. The tuners are cheap (to be expected) but are working fine. I'll probably change them out for some $30.00 Guyker locking tuners here on Amazon, eventually, but for now i'm having no problems with them. These make great studio guitars once you set them up as you like. I don't think i would want to take them on the road for very long - they might not stand up to all that abuse over time. All in all, a very good guitar (once you set it up) for an unbelievable price!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024 by Will Marsh
Color: Orange
If you are looking for an inexpensive 335 style guitar, this is it. In an effort to make this a short read, here are some pros and cons. This is a fun guitar that I played for 3 hours straight after receiving it. I have zero regrets. Pro: 1. Quick delivery 2. $159 for a NEW guitar! 3. Looks cool, I got the orange one and it is very orange 4. Sounds good, especially with a nice amp and some effect pedals 5. The action on mine was set super low which made for easy fretting of notes 6. The fret ends are rounded and not sharp at all 7. The pots are actually responsive to changes in volume and tone 8. The tuners are better than expected and the guitar holds tune well even when bending strings 9. The nuts is cut well and has even string spacing, so far the guitar has stayed in tune while playing 10. They placed an all black truss rod cover on mine which was different from the picture. I think this improves the overall look of the guitar, the extra writing of REDID RD100 was gaudy, and mimics a Gibson ES-335. Cons: 1. There are several blemishes in the finish, mine has scratches and swirls on the front and spots where it looks like a finger or something stuck to the finish 2. The inlay on my 7th fret is not level so you can feel it when you bend the strings 3. The pickups are microphonic, so when you start stacking pedals or add too much gain you can hear it squeal 4. The bottom isn't quite round so it doesn't look exactly like the more expensive 335 style guitars, but this is just a personal critique of the aesthetic 5. Plastic nut 6. The volume and tone knobs aren't aligned correctly with the 10 facing the screws when it is turned all the way up. When I went to remove the knob, I pulled the stem of the pot out as well, it still works, but has kind of discouraged me from trying to fix the alignment of the knobs. Overall, if you are looking for an inexpensive 335 style guitar, this is worth a shot. You can always add nicer pots and pickups in the future if you want, but this thing is ready to go for an amateur/enthusiast guitar player.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Color: Green
I LOVE electric guitars! (I’ve been playing them for almost 30 years) Over my lifetime, I have bought about 15, and still have most of them; a few I have given away to friends and relatives. Let me just say that of the cheaper ones I have bought (<$200), this one is by far the best! I bought the surf green model, and it is beautiful, and very well made. No fret filling needed, neck, headstock, pickups, everything is GREAT! I put on a set of .10-.46 gauge Ernie Ball strings when I got it, and just adjusted the bridge height and saddles to eliminate a slight fret buzz and to correct the intonation. Seriously, I have a $350 guitar that I had to replace the tuners on to get it to hold a tune as well as this $169 Redid guitar does! I can’t say enough about the quality! The only thing to note is that the bottom of the body is slightly differently rounded than a true 335 style guitar, so a snug fitting 335 case will not fit this guitar. I went to a local music store and found another more generic hardshell case for it. Again, great guitar for your money! Looks, sounds, and feels amazing!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024 by Amazon Customer