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B001 Alston Guitars™ are a great way to explore the intricate details of guitar making and create the custom one-of-a-kind instrument that you've always wanted. We have taken all of the guesswork out of it. Completing a project like this is extremely fulfilling as a musician or woodworker. Together, we can make music in parts. Note: All parts are included to build a completely functional electric guitar. Finishing material not included. Assembly and Soldering required. Body Construction: Solid Woods: Mahogany Profile: Flat Neck Construction: Bolt-On Woods: Maple Nut Width: 1 5/8" Truss Rod: Adjustable Fretboard Frets: 20 Scale: 34 Inches Woods: Rosewood Inlay: Perloid Dot Electronics Configuration: S-S Controls: 2-Vol | 1-Tone Pots: 2-A500k | 1-B500k Switch: N/A Hardware Bridge: Chrome Adjustable Tuner: Chrome 4 Inline Pickguard: 3-Ply Celluloid
T**N
First Time DIY Bass
This was my first time doing a DIY guitar/bass project. With little wood working experience and some electronics experience, I was hoping this would be a good first kit, and I need a bass for the studio. The hardest part I found was placing the bridge and getting the neck screws to go all the way in. There was no instructions included with my package, so I had to kind of guess my way through with the help of a guitar tech friend. After all was said and done, the guitar turned out great and I just had to do a little tweaking to get the intonation right. If there was instructions, I would give this 5/5!
S**B
one was good, the other had mistakes in the cavity routing ...
I have purchased and completed two of these now. They are OK, but they have some issues you should be aware of. The quality of the two bodies was widely different, one was good, the other had mistakes in the cavity routing and a big gouge where the passage for the bridge ground wire was drilled. Since I was painting I just filled it and used it. The solder job on the electronics is poor and amteurish.If you want to use an aftermarket pickguard don't drill the holes for the one that comes with it. You can figure out how I know.And the biggest drawback is that the pickup mounting will not allow you to upgrade the pickups without some major rework. Jazz bass pickups will not fit. Again, you figure out how I know.All in all it's OK, but if you want a basic kit to upgrade this is not the one.
E**O
everything is good except the pickups are not standard so its unclear ...
everything is good except the pickups are not standard so its unclear if any other pickups will fit. Also the quality of the neck was bad. All the frets and the wood were good on the neck but the joint of the fingerboard and the neck was not well done and there were gaps of unglued space between the fingerboard and the neck making the fingerboard kinda warped looking and not straight. The body surprisingly is good mahogany so that is a plus.
M**E
Would recommend
This was a great cheap kit, had absolutely no fret work needed and the soldering was very easy
R**S
a good bargain!
all the parts shown where included and none where down to the last screw, quality was what one would expect far a kit t this low price, upgrade your project with better tuners and bridge , change out to a set of Ernie Ball strings and bring it to life
H**Y
Never did put it together. Sold it to someone ...
Never did put it together. Sold it to someone else with more patience. Probably OK but don't really know for sure.
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