ammoon Tele Style Unfinished DIY Electric Guitar Kit Basswood Body Maple Neck Rosewood Fingerboard

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Product Specifications

DIY electric guitar kit includes all parts to built a complete guitar.
Basswood body, rosewood fingerboard and maple neck.
Basswood body has nice surface, easy to paint and DIY.
3-way selector switch, single tremolo bridge.
2 single-coil pickups, 1 volume and 1 tone controls.

Product Description

Specifications: Type: Tele Body: Basswood Neck: Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood Numbers of Strings: 6 Tuner Peg Type: Closed Guitar Bridge System: Single Tremolo Guitar Pickup Type: Passive Guitar Pickup Configuration: 2 Single Coil Pickups Pickup Selector Switch Type: 3 Ways Item Weight: 2.6kg/ 5.7lb (Body + Neck) Package Size: 71 * 49 * 7cm/ 28 * 19.3 * 2.8in Package Weight: 4.5kg/ 9.9lb

Note: Some holes need to be drilled before assembling. Finishing material is not included. Assembly and soldering are required.

Package List: 1 * Unfinished Electric Guitar Kit 1 * Guitar Cable

Product Reviews

Poor Quality

Neck was warped and the truss rod was so out of alignment that I could not get the allen wrench inside.2. Cavities in the body were over cut such that the bridge plate and switch plate would not cover them. (One switch screw went only to open space.)3. The three-way switch was defective. (I had to order a new Fender 3-Position Pickup Selector Switch from Amazon, adding $9.79 to the total price.)4. String Ferrules were missing. (another $8.99)In summary, workmanship and quality control were absent.Looks and sounds OK, but the neck needed to be un-bent (see photo) to make it playable.I am an experienced luthier skilled in instrument repair, woodworking and electronics. The three elements of a guitar kit are the body, the neck and the elecrtonics. This product was defective in all areas.

I liked this finished guitar and enjoyed making it

I liked this finished guitar and enjoyed making it. But make no mistake, this isn’t for the first time guitar owner. There are holes to drill, wires to solder and a bridge to measure on one’s own to install. But having a little experience, I had no real problems.