CenstarElectric Guitar, Solid Electric Guitar Consists of a Roasted Mahogany Body and Maple Neck,Professional/Full Size Mercury Electric Guitar for Adults.

For the cost, this guitar is an incredible value - I'd buy it again in a heartbeat!Body shape: The overall shape of the guitar, is amazing! It has all the great body curves of a high-end Fender Strat. There is a belly carve, an arm carve, and a nice heel contour like on high-end Strats. There is an additional carve near the high frets.Neck: The long, thin piece of wood looks very new. I had to relic it a little with some sandpaper and a pencil to match the heavy relic of the other parts.Tuning machines: they appear to be of good quality. They are thin on the edges which is different from any other guitar I have owned.Frets: These are finished to a beautiful oval perfection. I don't own a guitar with this level of fretwork.Pickups: are a little microphonic. They could probably use a wax dip. However, they have a great tone to them.Finish: The layer of paint or varnish applied to the body is amazing. At first, I thought this was a printed paint job. But I was able to chip additional paint off the heavy relic finish. I have tried to relic guitars to this degree but it is very well done.The value you get for the price with this guitar is unbeatable - I'd definitely recommend it to new users, seasoned players, or anyone.

So after watching right out of the box on YouTube and scar my guitars who I like to follow I watch them review this guitar for less than $200 and I was absolutely amazed it had a really good sound for a guitar less than $200 that was a tele style. Now I wanted to take it another step so I did I changed the pickup on it and put a more aggressive tele pick up on it and it sounds amazing and I spent a total of $300 to upgrade this guitar so yeah I'm very happy my investment for $300 got me a telly kind of like a Frankenstein that I did some work on it and altered it sounds amazing I would recommend that for anybody that doesn't want to spend the money to buy a fender because they're really expensive for a really good american-made one this one will do the job trust me when I tell you change the pickup on it if you want to make it sound even better but it was really good out of the box I was impressed.

stainless steel fretwork very nice. 8 pounds 4 oz weight.pickups terrible need to replace asap.pickups way too bright to the point it is terrible but neck and frets very good. upgrade to fender pickups about $75 and you have a great guitar. relic looks great.

Better than a Squire at the same price. Not even close as good as a classic vibe though but those are about double the price. Weakest link is the pickups. Actually they were better than I expected and for the money I have no complaints as I expected to replace them. For a beginner guitar player they would be fine but to my ears and years of playing and owning lost of guitars, inexpensive and expensive the pickups are very brittle bright with very little lows and minds, still it's an easy fix. Throw a pair of Seymour Duncan or Dimarzio or even Fender Pure Vintage pickups and you'll have an awesome sounding and very playable guitar for the money. Me I wanted to try a Relic which was the main reason I bought one and after changing the pickups and the electronics and a little setup it's playing great. Very pleased with the guitar and I don't need to baby it since more don't and scratches add to it's charm. BTW the electronics didn't really need to be replaced just the pickups but I had good electronics laying around and I prefer a switchcraft switch Selector and input Jack's. So there you go guys, get the relic and swap the pickups to your choice and you'll be good to go. Easier than trying to build one from a kit for sure. Very happy with my purchase.

Fret markers are hard to see But a nice relic job