Redid Semi-Hollow Body Electric Guitar RD-100 Jazz Guitar with F-Hole,Maple neck,humbucker Pickups(Green)
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Color: Green
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.
Description
The RD-100 semi-hollow body design make it a stylish and versatile choice for any player. With its classic aesthetic and warm, dynamic sound, the RD-100 is perfect for a wide range of musical styles, both on stage and in the studio. The set-in neck design of the RD-100 provides a seamless transition between the neck and body, resulting in a more resonant and warm tone. The Tune-O-Matic bridge and humbucking pickups on the RD-100 give it stable intonation, easy string changes, and a rich, full sound that's perfect for rock, blues, and jazz. Whether you're performing on stage or recording in the studio, the RD-100 is a reliable and versatile choice. Hand-Polished Stainless Steel Frets: Our guitar features meticulously hand-polished stainless steel frets with smooth, rounded ends that ensure your fingers glide effortlessly across the fretboard without the risk of scratches or discomfort. Where Passion for Music Started Founded in 2016, REDID was created by a group of passionate musicians who believed that a great guitar should be within reach of every player. We saw too many beginners struggling with poor-quality instruments or overpriced gear. So we set out to build guitars that combine reliable quality, inspiring tone, and accessible value. Our goal from the start was simple: make guitars that help more people enjoy playing music. We design every instrument to support musicians at every stage of their journey. By combining modern production techniques and strict quality control, we ensure every guitar delivers a dependable playing experience.
Brand: REDID
Color: Green
Top Material Type: Maple Wood
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
Brand Name: REDID
Hand Orientation: Right
Manufacturer: REDID
Number of Items: 1
Instrument: Guitar
Model Name: RD-100
Model Number: RD-100
Manufacturer Part Number: RD100
Warranty Description: Na.
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 42.13"L x 16.14"W x 1.81"H
Item Dimensions: 42.13 x 16.14 x 1.81 inches
Instrument Size: Full Size
Top Material Type: Maple Wood
Body Material Type: Basswood
Back Material Type: maple
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
String Material Type: Nickel
Material Type: Maple Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H
Guitar Bridge System: Tune-O-Matic
Number of Strings: 6
Sound Profile: Warm, resonant, rich, full
Color: Green
Connector Type: 1/4" (6.35mm) audio jack
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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
Color: Brown
After purchasing a Westcreek 333 and a Grote 335 in red I found the guitar I have been looking for. The Westcreek was light and tinny sounding to my ear. The strings had not been wound properly (way to few windings around tuners), and four or five frets on first string high notes we’re high and I could push them down into fret board. Tried gently tapping them in with rubber mallet and that didn’t do it. Also had three high frets that needed leveling. It had poor sustain and would not stay in tune at all, so back it went. The red Grote was much better as far as playing acoustically. Had fuller sound, no loose frets, strings were wound correctly and it weighed substantially more. It still had a few high frets and needed the relief let out a tad but big difference in overall quality than with the Westcreek. So what could be the problem? With a little more setup the red Grote would have been fine, I just didn’t care for the fire engine red and the binding looked like it had a yellow tinge to it, soooo back she went. Got the “brown” Redid today and it’s even better, a lot! Strings stay in tune after proper stretching, neck very straight with two very minimally high frets. No fret buzz and with factory strings, this guitar sounds full and balanced straight out of the box. Action is whereI like it and cords are easy to play. I will be turning fifty five in a couple months and have been looking at semi hollow body guitars because my solidbodies are hard for me to hear without an amp and that’s how I like to play. I can hear this one fine and funny thing is this guitar resonates sound out of both f holes better than the other two. This guitar has a lot of sustain acoustically on both open and barr chords. Bends great up and down the neck on first and second strings. BTW the neck is 1 11/16 wide at the nut (same as my squire strat), and is very comfortable to my hand The front and sides of the redid have near perfect finish with a little bleed through on the f holes, but that isn’t noticeable unless you’re really close up. The back however, has three or four spots that have what appears to be fisheye in the finish. This could possibly be wet sanded and buffed out, but Its on the back so I’m not going to worry about it. I took one star off of craftsmanship because of that, but this guitar for me is easy to without having to get used to neck or body shape. I totally recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2023 by Troy Swarts
Color: Brown
Pretty, finish is near perfect except for the abrasion across the top of the headstock from rubbing in the box. The guitar tuned right up and played well and had a pretty good sound. I purchased this guitar to modify. First I changed the pickups, the ones from the factory are fine though, then I swapped out the tuners with a set of Grovers off an old broken Gretsch, big improvement, put on a Tusq nut, small improvement, then I strung it up with a new set of Ernie Ball strings and this is now a little marvel. The pots and switch work well enough I didn't change those. All in all, I would buy another one. Great for a beginner, it plays easily and sounds fine and can be gig ready for the road with little cash or effort. My first guitar was a mess and had only one sound, screech and cut my hands and hurt my fingers, that was in 1963 and a lot has changed since, I really don't know how you do it, I make most of my own guitars (Teleholic) and the minimum I spend in parts for a build is near 300.00. This is not a high end Gibson or Ibanez, but it does play like one now and sounds almost as good. I can take this anywhere and play it confidently and not worry if an accident claims it. A good acoustic, a demon rocker, a buzz saw slide guitar and smooth jazz tones what's not to love.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2023 by Vincent Bath
Color: Green
Back around the year 2000 I had an Epiphone 335 (I believe it was the dot) and really enjoyed it. I felt nostalgic and bought one of these because of the low price point, hoping it would be similar. It is and it isn't. The guitar sounds pretty good, until you directly compare it side-by-side with other, nicer guitars. Once I did so I decided immediately I had to replace it. The biggest issue (aside from normal things like adjusting the truss rod etc) is the pickups. They sound ok, but comparing them to other guitars in this price range they sound a bit muddy. The neck pickup seems to have a tone potentiometer issue. The tone barely changes when you turn it all the way. I compared it side by side to both a "Frankenstein" guitar I built with cheap singles coils and to a Gretsch Streamliner Jet Club with a single humbucker and both of them give a far wider range of tone control. When I first got the Redid guitar I was surprised by this lack of tone range and assumed the tone knob just wasn't wired, and didn't actually do anything. It does; just not much. Finally, the potentiometer knobs themselves are extremely cheap. I've removed knobs on a lot of guitars over the years, and these are the first ones I've encountered that broke while removing them. The plastic is extremely brittle and they were very tightly fit. Two out of four broke while removing them, and could not he reinstalled. The bottom line is that this guitar is pretty good, but the price point starts to overlap with much better instruments from much better recognized companies, like the aforementioned mentioned Gretsch Streamliner Jet Clubs.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Notorious Fluffy G
Color: Brown
Guitar Geezer that's been playing for 50 years. When much much younger, played hard rock (Sabbath, Zepplin, Aerosmith, etc.). Started with a Les Paul clone (ca. 1969) that was close to unplayable. Neck was a disaster, 60 cycle hum problem that wouldn't go away. I gave up and saved every penny to buy a Gibson SG standard (Iommi pretender - stopped short of cutting off my finger tips). Played through a Music Man HD130 head and dual Acoustic 4X12 cabs.. Have owned many guitars over the years and can't wrap my head around the quality coming out of China and Indonesia on the affordable guitars these days. I ordered a Grote 335 in classic red and was actually dissappointed with the amout of work it needed to get it set up right (neck relief, fret ends, fret polish, fretboard conditioning, 2 loose pots, loose input jack, bridge humbucker was not square to neck, etc., etc.. After seeing many "it's-great-right-out-of-the-box" reviews on the Grote, I think I just got the unlucky lemon. I sold the Grote 335. I did some research and saw that Redid has the factory in Shandong that produces Redid, Grote, and Volgoa guitars. The Grote and Redid 335's look almost identical. I prefered the Redid brown (actually a rich, deep wine color) to the classic Grote red that I had previously. The Redid I received is in MUCH better condition than the Grote was. Fret sprout is minimal on 1st string side near body (easily fixed), truss rod needed minor tweak, some very minor finish flaws that are expected at this price point. Frets are level and dressed beautifully. It is a ton of fun to play and sounds fantastic through a tube combo amp. I've always wanted a 335 but didn't want to shell out the price they command. This Redid RD-100 is an absolute steal for the price and, based on my first experience with Redid, I can highly recommend this guitar. I no longer play with a band, but have started recording at my home studio, and the RD-100 has nicely filled a hole in my tone spectrum. As with almost any guitar (unless you are SUPER lucky or not particular at all) expect it to need some set up. The tuners on the RD-100 leave quite a bit to be desired, again as expected for this price, but I have lockers on order that will be a drop-in fix. I will probably also replace the nut at some point, but will spend most of my time playing and enjoying this affordable gem! Get one, you won't regret it!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2023 by GEM
Color: Orange
I was very pleasantly surprised when I unpacked my guitar. At the low price level, i had expected more than a few problems, flaws, etc, but the guitar was much nicer than I had expected! It was playable right out of the box, and the set-up wasn't the worst Iv'e seen. The finish is beautiful, and the color (Orange)is just great, and on mine, the grain is actually pretty nice. I find the guitar very comfortable to play, without any of the fret issues some folks have reported. After I Put on a fresh set of 10's ,tweaked the truss rod, and adjusted the bridge and tailpiece, it played like butter. The neck is kinda on the fat side, but I'm a bass player who likes to fool around with guitars,so I really find it comfortable... Think P bass thick. on the downside, the black mounting ring for the neck pick-up was installed backwards, causing the pick-up to sit crooked in the body. A 5 minute fix, but QA should have caught that.... All in All, for the money, and if your handy, you can't beat it! Yeah, you will probably want to upgrade the pickups and tuners down the road, but when you do you'll have a great low dollar lovely!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Alfred Pfeuffer
Color: Orange
Mine arrived about a year ago in perfect condition. I looked for a long time and didn't find any flaws. Flat neck with a 12 or 14 radius. Good pickups, tuners, hardware. Enjoyable to play. Better volume than solid body guitars unplugged. Depending on where the amp and guitar is placed the slight feedback can actually provide endless sustain that other guitars can't give you. The feedback is controllable because of the centerblock inside under the strings. And the sustain is different than the sustain on a quality Les Paul because it's generated by the feedback. Some say the Redid brand is cheaper quality than Grote but this guitar is just as well made as my other Grote guitars. If this guitar had the Gibson logo on it, it would easily cost $2000 more.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2026 by AZEnergizer
Color: Brown
Upon first look the guitar appears nice and sound okay. The fretboard needed tweaking to eliminate fret buzz all down the 3rd fret. There is a horrible dissonant ring that vibrates and destroys all sustain on EVERY C# note for some reason. every string all octaves. Also (and this is the WORST PART) this is the reason for a 1 star review. The anchor for the bridge missed the wood inside that is supposed to anchor it. I’ll include pictures such a BUMMER. This renders the guitar useless and causes the guitar to constantly be out of tune no matter what. I am a Luthier with several builds under my belt, this is not worth fixing and renders the guitar 100% useless. I missed the return date by a week and now I’m stuck with a total dud.. DO NOT make the same mistake I made.
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