I think I read somewhere that these guitars were made in China, but not guaranteed. Body thin and lightweight, I do not know what kind of wood, but really light. Set neck 22 frets. Bridge Lag type Tune-o-matic improvement (very good indeed, and very pleasant when the palm rest above). Bought second hand with Seymour Duncan pickups already installed, so I have no original ideas of microphones. Mine has a bridge and into a SH4 SH1 in neck, both splitables. Tone, two volumes. In terms of the violin, the instrument and good, especially for the price. In terms of finishes, especially painting, is a disaster. There is no varnish, paint, very thin, jumps very easily. The lifts are very good.

UTILIZATION

The handle is very, very nice, very fast. It was my opinion one of the highlights of this instrument. Good access to acute and very good overall balance of the instrument. The low weight of this guitar is really something new that does not interfere with its acoustic qualities. So its not very deep and serious vacuum, like an LP-US (heavier and thicker), but definitely a good sustain and an interesting personality. The overall comfort of the game is really good.

SOUNDS

Typical rock guitar, at least with Seymour Duncan. In my case, the humbucker positions are excellent, with its very hot in the three positions, bold but accurate round, sharp enough to bridge. Use single is not very interesting on this type of guitar in my opinion.

OVERALL OPINION

I for a year now. I have réinsister on the poor quality of paint finishes: it's very unusual, even in these price ranges, although as I said, I do not have a problem personally. It's since I bought my main instrument to play at home dry, but often my first choice as a group. The playing comfort and lightness are really decisive criteria and in my case, micro SD really elevate this little cheap guitar up a notch or two.