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- Classic Mahogany Wood Combination, Exceptional Tone: Featuring a mahogany body that delivers warm and rich tones, paired with a maple neck and rosewood fretboard, offering excellent resonance and a comfortable playing experience.
- Dual Humbucker Pickups, Versatile Sound: Equipped with dual Humbucker Alnico pickups (H-H Alnico Pickup), providing clear and dynamic tones suitable for various music genres such as rock, blues, and metal
- Durable Hardware, Precise Playability: Stainless steel frets ensure long-lasting durability, while the 43mm bone nut enhances tuning stability and sound clarity, guaranteeing precise performance every time
- Professional Design and Expert Craftsmanship: The WestCreek Underdog electric guitar combines classic design with modern craftsmanship, delivering professional-level sound, playability, and durability, making it the ideal choice for guitarists
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WestCreek Mirage WestCreek 333 WestCreek Aetheris WestCreek Helyx WestCreek Underdog WestCreek TT-50KS WestCreek RACER
Brand: WestCreek Guitars
Color: White
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
String Material Type: Stainless Steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Brand Name: WestCreek Guitars
Hand Orientation: Right
Manufacturer: WestCreek Guitars
Item Highlight: Mahogany Body, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fretboard, Rounded End Frets, Bone Nut, 22 Frets
Number of Items: 1
Instrument: guitar
Model Name: Underdog
Model Number: Underdog
Manufacturer Part Number: Underdog
Warranty Description: 1 month.
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material Type: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
String Material Type: Stainless Steel
Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
Guitar Bridge System: Tune-O-Matic
Number of Strings: 6
Color: White
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this big bang for your buck in terms of quality control and compared to what gibson and epiphone need to do with there guitars. this guitar could easily be sold between 399-599! beautiful lemon burst paint job. reminds of the guitars that were come out in the late 70’s. tuners: not bad. 7 out of 10. bone nut: great quality for price point 8 out of 10 neck: thin neck. not chunky. gloss finish on back of neck. fret board: bone dry. probably from sitting in warehouse for a great length of time. intonation: great setup. frets feel great. rounded at the ends. bridge tailpiece great! Not a name brand just as solid as anything you would expect with an Epiphone. Bridge saddles all good quality. volume pots and tone pots also good quality. I changed out the capacitors on the tone pots to P 22’s. It’s just a preference. The pick ups are mid to low-grade. I wound up changing out the bridge pick up. There’s anything wrong with the pickup that come in the Guitar. They’re not microphonic. They seem well wound. The next pick up is actually better than the bridge pick up. That’s why I decided to keep the neck pick up in and swap out the bridge. Here is where it gets interesting. Inside the electronics cavity, I found shielding paint. And I also found shielding on the back of the electronics cover. You don’t find this on an 799.00 Epiphone. there’s also shielding paint in both of the pick up cavities and in the three-way switch cavity. I found that to be amazing. West Creek did a great job in figuring out what people need in quality a Guitar. Play ability is fantastic. And with a few minor upgrades it sounds just like and plays just like (or better than) an Epiphone or an LTD 256 or EC 1000. if you’re looking for a great guitar on a budget or for a beginner/intermediate player this Westcreek LP is the way to go.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2026 by Ray Dobson
Color: White
When I started playing a 200$ guitar was junk, my only issue with guitar is frets needed some work because they felt scratchy. Afterwards it’s plays beautifully, stays in tune and pickups don’t sound bad. For someone that’s owns a 1000$ fender I was blown away at the quality Would absolutely recommend
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026 by Chris
*second update* Raised the rating to 4 stars now and I'll quickly explain why. Just paid $781 for a new Japanese-made Vola guitar which came with a scratch/gouge on the back and major fret buzz and high frets on the lower strings. I can safely say that this Westcreek guitar came in better condition than that Vola guitar. In terms of bang for your buck you'd be better off getting one of these and having a professional setup with fret leveling than paying 3-4x as much for an equal-to-worse guitar in terms of finishing quality and playability. *update* After having bought a brand new PRS SE guitar I decided to come back and give this guitar 3 stars instead of 1. I stand by my prior complaints, however I have to say that this Westcreek Underdog actually has better Quality Control than a guitar with an MSRP over 3x what I paid for this one. Compared to that PRS, the Westcreek's body and finish were flawless. Considering the vast price difference between the two, this guitar with a proper fret level and setup is no doubt a "steal" in comparison. Didn't bother plugging it in or playing. Returned same day. Major fret buzz rendered the guitar unplayable. High E string had been set an entire mm higher to disguise the terrible fret job. Obviously poor action. Truss rod was set alright, if I had kept this I would have probably dialed it in a hair straighter. Low E string was within spec but again had major fret buzz. Could I fix this? Sure. I could level, crown, and polish the frets to get the guitar in spec. But the amount of time it would make the guitar worthless to me. Given the great reviews I had read I thought this would be one heck of a deal. Instead it is just one of countless poorly made beginner guitars that look nice and play terribly. Please take the reviews you read here with a huge grain of salt. Those You-tubers I wouldn't believe for a second. Oh, also had a small minor scratch on the fretboard but honestly stuff like that makes no difference to me. Guitar body was clean enough. Pots were a bit scratchy but not horribly so.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026 by F z
Color: Black
I'm very happy with this guitar! Unfortunately I had to return the first guitar, which was a Lemon Sunburst body, which was my preference. I spent a bit of time setting this guitar up. The truss rod needed to be tweaked a bit. looked very nice and needed no polishing. I applied lemon oil to the fretboard. I checked all the screws, everything was nice and tight. The intonation was off a bit on a couple of strings so I adjusted those with very little trouble. The action was set just about perfect so I didn't do anything there. I did raise the pickups pretty significantly to get them where I like them. This particular black body guitar weighed 8.8 lb. which is almost 2 lb heavier than my Telecaster but it's manageable. All in all I really like the way this guitar plays!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by M/M
After a setup this is up there with all of my Gibsons, fenders and PRS high end guitars. The stainless steel frets needed polished but was level, action needed adjusting and intonation fine tuned. The design and materials are great!! It stays in tune and the Pickups are fantastic, the contouring of the neck joint and belly cut makes it comfortable to play, it is heavy 9.5 lbs but I’m used to heavy Les Paul’s. I find myself reaching for this guitar over my others and I’m blown away with the value. If you like affordable quality and not stuck on brand names it is an awesome guitar.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by Corey J. Ercanbrack
Color: CherryBurst
In all my garage band journeys and attempts at something further I held LPs maybe two or three times only for a few minutes. I'm still on a budget as a senior enthusiast and I was hoping this guitar might give me the same vibe for a lower price. I was not disappointed. The craftsmanship is really astounding at this price point. I removed it from the box and tuned it. It was playable from the get go. The fret work is excellent. Well done all way around with thanks to Amazon, the seller and the on time good condition delivery provided by UPS.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by DoodleBug
This is a very good Paul copy. You can’t beat the price. It is beautiful looking , plays and sounds awesome. Had to polish the frets. But otherwise no other set up required. I learned to play on a a LP gold top deluxe. It felt like an old friend.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 by craig richards
Color: CherryBurst
I'm bewildered by the quality of WestCreek guitars. I first bought their 335 knock-off--with a good bit of skepticism, given the price. Although I'm fortunate to own some very fine "name" guitars, it's dumb to be a guitar snob (Get a life, dude...). So I've played a number of low=priced Chinese guitar to see what the fuss is about. Frankly, most are junk. But the semi-hollow WestCreek was stunningly good. Out of the box, it just needed new strings ( a set-up never hurts, of course). It played and sounded like a far more expensive guitar. So, I ordered the WestCreek LP before the tariffs kick in. Same story--not a single problem. Even the intonation was reasonably accurate out of the box. Just needed strings, same as the first one. I could have taken it to a studio and recorded with it (no, the pick-ups aren't Seymour Duncans or Lollars...but they do the job pretty well). Holds tune, good neck and fretboard, decent electronics...and good-looking. So...if you want a guitar that you can play seriously but you don't have to worry too much about it being smashed or stolen, WestCreek may be the answer. I just can't get over how anyone can make guitars of this quality at this retail price. If you're a jerk, you can, no doubt, find something about which to complain--but why not enjoy making music instead? Confession: I hate to recommend anything made in China, but fair's fair. These are good guitars.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025 by Ralph H. Peters