39" LP Electric Guitar Kit: Full Size Solid Body Electric Guitars for Beginners with Humbucker Pickups, Poplar Body, Mahogany Neck,22 Frets,6 String Guitar with Gig Bag,Cable,FLP350,Matte,Black

Ok , so out the box neck was straight but dry. Fitment to the body is nice and toit like tiga. Frets were level, no sharp edges. Action was just right (for me). Pick up height needed adjusting. Intonation was a tiny bit off but an easy fix. Pots work fine. Switch is good. After oiling the fretboard, tuning it up and giving it a few adjustments, this thing sounds Sooooo good. It has a really thick sound, great sustain and feels great in hand. Is it the best out there...meh Is it the best bang for your buck...for me, ABSOLUTELY!! Does it look frigging bad ass..YUP Sound good....YUP What else do you need??? Take a look. You know she's sexy. My only complaint is, boy is it a fingerprint maget lol. A+ for build quality and quality control Fesley. You nailed it on this one!!!

OVERALL SUMMARY: The Fesley FLP-350 is a surprisingly well-built instrument. Its standout feature is its weight; it is about a pound lighter than the FLP-900 model, which makes a massive difference in comfort. While it required some work out of the box, it has become a favorite to play. THE BUILD & FINISH: CRAFTSMANSHIP: The quality control on my unit was perfect. I found no flaws in the construction or the beautiful sunburst matte finish. THE NECK: To be honest, the neck felt a bit "cheap" the first time I touched it. However, it really grows on you. After spending time with it, I’ve found it to be very comfortable, and the Purpleheart fingerboard is exceptionally smooth. WEIGHT: Significant weight savings here. Being a full pound lighter than the classic LP-style FLP-900 makes this much easier to play for long periods while standing. PERFORMANCE & SPECS: SETUP: This guitar did require a lot of setup work initially. It didn't play perfectly right out of the box, but once it was properly dialed in, the playability became excellent. PICKUP OUTPUT: I measured the pickups with a multimeter: Bridge Pickup: 8.59k ohms Neck Pickup: 8.73k ohms SOUND: The pickups are well-balanced, with the neck pickup being slightly hotter, which provides a very full, resonant sound. VERDICT: An excellent choice for someone looking for a lightweight, well-crafted guitar, provided you are comfortable doing (or paying for) a full initial setup. Once that is done, it's a fantastic instrument.

Great guitar for the price, made minor adjustments to it but it played well out of the box. The pickups sound ok just not my taste. The paint job looks better in person. Paid $139 would buy another one.

Fast shipping. They packed it good to prevent any damage. Everything seems solid and stays in tune. The strings are close to the neck so it is easy to make the chords. It plays and sounds good. I liked the guitar and the quality of the build. I play guitar and my son wanted to learn so this is a great investment without having to spend a lot of money on a name brand guitar. Now my other son is showing interest in playing so I bought another one.

I read a lot of reviews before buying this guitar because it isn’t an expensive guitar, but I liked the looks. I have to say that my expectations were exceeded. The manufacturer really takes pride in their product. The sides of the frets are as smooth as any I have ever seen. The finish is flawless, and the gig bag is actually very nice. It even has a neck pad that velcros to the bag to keep it in place to elevate the neck. I almost bought the one with the US flag on the front, but the black one won out in the end. Seriously, for the price of a used Squire, you can buy this brand new. I couldn’t be more pleased with this guitar.

After watching a number of video reviews for the Fesley FLP350 I decided to do something I thought I would never do, order a sub $150 guitar from Amazon. I am a gigging musician and all of my guitars get used. I don’t have any guitars hanging on my wall and I don’t have a YouTube channel so no guitar company is going to send me products to review. The Fesley arrived double boxed and packed solidly. Straight out of the box the guitar was set up very well and could be played with no adjustment, though I did change the strings to some 9-42 Super Slinkies and I lowered the action just a bit, to my taste. In full disclosure, the strings that came with the guitar really didn’t do it justice. They went in the trash. I wasn’t expecting a much of a difference, but the new strings completely changed the tone and playability - for the better. The one thing that I found a little odd is that the volume knobs are backwards from every other LP style guitar that I have played. I don’t know if this is an intentional design thing or if someone at the factory made a mistake. To me, it’s not worth sending the guitar back. I got used to the layout pretty quickly. Tuning stability is excellent. The neck is not quite the modern C that I am used to, but it is still a very comfortable neck. Last night I took Fesley to a gig and played it on all three sets of music. I play through a Headrush pedalboard running straight to the front of house. The guitar tone is outstanding. I will admit that the bridge pickup is a bit on the treble side for my taste, but a little EQ dialed this in. You can also blend in a little of the neck pickup to compensate, if you like. That being said, the Fesley cuts through the mix like crazy! The best part of this guitar is that it weighs almost nothing. I’m not 25 years old anymore, and wearing a heavy guitar for 3 hours of music is simply not something I want to deal with nowadays. So if you are one of those people like me who agonize over buying new instruments, and pour over all of the reviews and videos, do yourself a favor and just buy this guitar. While researching this guitar saw a lot of comments that started or ended with: “…for the price…”. I’m telling you that for ANY price this is a fine guitar and will suit any musician, beginning or pro. I would give this review 10 stars if that was possible. I would like to try the super strat model that Fesley sells as well, but that will have to wait a while until it’s safe to sneak another new guitar past the guard (my wife). 😂

Upon first look, the guitar was so cool and I was excited to play it. But when I looked closer I noticed the neck of the guitar wasn’t even screwed in all the way

This guitar is great. I've been playing for longer than i can remember anymore. I just wanted a second electric for jamming with my buddy. To leave over his house so i don't have to lug everything every time. But this guitar is awesome. The actin is great. The pickups are good enough. The strings are garbage, change them immediately. But it's a beautiful guitar, that sounds great, plays great, honestly it sounds as good as my good guitar and it looks allot better. I got the matte black LP. Gorgeous guitar. I ended up putting emg h4's in it. Waste of money, but that's how much i like this guitar. But honestly the pickups that were in it were fine for standard or even D. But i play in drop C and the low string sounded muddy. Just the low. The higher strings sounded better than my schecter. Which made me mad that this cheapo guitar had better pickups than my stock schecter. So i bought emg's for my schecter then figured screw it and bought them for both. But it's worth the money. It's a bolt on neck so don't expect it to sound like a $1k or more guitar. But it is comparable to other $500 guitars with a bolt on neck. And infinitely better than all the guitars i had before my schecter and they were name brands. A fender, a low end Ibanez, a Washburn, BC Rich warlock i have them all away when i bought this schecter, and this guitar sounded better than my schecter on the high end. I'm impressed.