Very informative video dude thanks! I do have one question though... when you say you just move the saddle with your finger(to intonate) you don't have to loosen anything? Is it so loose where you'd have to be careful to not let let anthing touch them at all when restringing?
This is a pretty solid review, positive. Decent guitar for the money. The Boya and Ziki headless that just dropped yesterday appears to outclass it with better hardware, and coil split for 100 bucks more but if youre shaving nickels this one is a good axe for the dough. Very nice neck.
I saw the BALD SHREDDER review of that Boya and Ziki. Looks great, and available in GREENBURST! Wish I could afford to pick one up for review. Maybe eventually...
I got the green one and the red one, the body is ash with a maple veneer. Check your OHM readings for the pickups, mine arrived with both wired with the coil split to the switch ( red/white pair) and the yellow not connected. swap the yellow to the switch and put tape over the red/white pair. This will give you the full humbuckers . my green one showed up with the knobs and switch tip missing. the stripe on the neck is paduck. mine set up nice and and low with new strings it stays in tune much better. if you want to use your headstock tuner, put it on the upper strap button.
$289 with a $80 coupon. $225 with tax. I've never felt the need to own a headless G, and from my day they were always expensive. So I have one on the way considering the price. You did a excellent job on the review and was the reason I decided to get this one. By the way you're funny as **** lol. God Bless!
Looked at that brand and got the Volgoa headless for $199 instead it looked similar to the Grote. The Grote was $100 more for basically the same guitar. I also have an Eart headlesss but it was $369 but worth it. The Volgoa is ok, it plays nice but took some work. All these guitars share the same bridge which is brilliant. None compare to my strandberg of course but id say the Eart is my second favorite.
@@guitarnutsanonymous7199 the endureneck of the strand I find very helpful in keeping my thumb in a good place on the back of the neck. My guitar is like 5 lbs which is great for playing long periods of time with. It is very loud and clear even unplugged. Stays in tune like a boss. The neck feels like glass or polished metal and is nicely roasted. I got the Sarah longfield six string with the mat Doppler finish.
Very informative video dude thanks! I do have one question though... when you say you just move the saddle with your finger(to intonate) you don't have to loosen anything? Is it so loose where you'd have to be careful to not let let anthing touch them at all when restringing?
This is a pretty solid review, positive. Decent guitar for the money. The Boya and Ziki headless that just dropped yesterday appears to outclass it with better hardware, and coil split for 100 bucks more but if youre shaving nickels this one is a good axe for the dough. Very nice neck.
I saw the BALD SHREDDER review of that Boya and Ziki. Looks great, and available in GREENBURST! Wish I could afford to pick one up for review. Maybe eventually...
I got the green one and the red one, the body is ash with a maple veneer. Check your OHM readings for the pickups, mine arrived with both wired with the coil split to the switch ( red/white pair) and the yellow not connected. swap the yellow to the switch and put tape over the red/white pair. This will give you the full humbuckers . my green one showed up with the knobs and switch tip missing. the stripe on the neck is paduck. mine set up nice and and low with new strings it stays in tune much better. if you want to use your headstock tuner, put it on the upper strap button.
Wow, what odd inconsistencies! I'll have to check mine out, for sure.
Thanks for the info.
$289 with a $80 coupon. $225 with tax. I've never felt the need to own a headless G, and from my day they were always expensive. So I have one on the way considering the price. You did a excellent job on the review and was the reason I decided to get this one. By the way you're funny as **** lol. God Bless!
Well thanks for the kind words! I really enjoy my headless, and I too never envisioned owning one.
Keep me updated on your end.
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Happy Birthday Steve 👍🎸🎶
Gracias, Amigo!
Looked at that brand and got the Volgoa headless for $199 instead it looked similar to the Grote. The Grote was $100 more for basically the same guitar. I also have an Eart headlesss but it was $369 but worth it. The Volgoa is ok, it plays nice but took some work. All these guitars share the same bridge which is brilliant. None compare to my strandberg of course but id say the Eart is my second favorite.
So you'd definitely recommend a Strandberg? I haven't tried one yet, but I'm intrigued by the neck design on them.
@@guitarnutsanonymous7199 the endureneck of the strand I find very helpful in keeping my thumb in a good place on the back of the neck. My guitar is like 5 lbs which is great for playing long periods of time with. It is very loud and clear even unplugged. Stays in tune like a boss. The neck feels like glass or polished metal and is nicely roasted. I got the Sarah longfield six string with the mat Doppler finish.
Just got mine today. I had a 90 minute practice session with it, and haven't found anything really wrong about it.
I played mine at a gig last night. No complaints here!
Happy birthday
Thanks, brother!