FSTK DIY Electric Guitar Kit Unfinished Zebrawood Body Neck Fingerboard Fretboard All Parts Included (ST Zebrawood)
$159.99
Price: $159.99
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Fojill FSTK DIY Electric Guitar Kit Unfinished Zebrawood Body Neck Fingerboard Fretboard All Parts Included
Zebrawood Body Neck and Fretboard,Very Beautilful and Stable
Bone Nut,Good For Tone And Easy to Adjust the String Helight
All Cavity Drilled,Convenient To Paint and Assemble
Bolt On Neck Joint,25.5 Inch Scale Length,22 Frets
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FSTK DIY Electric Guitar Kit Unfinished Zebrawood Body Neck Fingerboard Fretboard All Parts Included (ST Zebrawood)
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Kindle Customer –
Good purchase
Received package no issues and as promised. Overall it is what I expected and more. I am happy with the guitar. However I am using my own pickups and hardware so I can’t truly give a review on those but everything is here and at first glance they are great everything is as advertised ladies and gentlemen.
RockinRed –
I think itâs fine!
I like this wood! It is very heavy, Iâll trem the edges, thin the arm bout. I can remove a pound and a half of wood. Lighten the load!
EagleEye –
Great Kit
The kit arrived on time and with all parts accounted for. The packaging was fantastic with all parts protected. The neck and body were very well made. After a couple days of final sanding and cutting out the neck head stock design, I applied the neck and body finishes which took about five days. The assembly went well with no surprises. You will need a lot of patience, a drill with small drill bits of different sizes to drill the screw holes for the back plate, pickgard, input jack, string keepers, and strap holders. You will need a small and medium size Phillips screw driver to assemble the parts. I would suggest installing all the screws by hand to not strip the screw holes after drilling. After assembly, the guitar will need a string, neck, and intonation setup which can be done at a guitar shop if you are not experienced. The pickups sound good but I have a couple tuning keys that are not very good which causes the string to go out of tune. Other then that, the guitar is solid and the neck feels great. I would suggest buying this kit if you want a good guitar build project.
L. Shank –
Absolutely NO directions of any kind
This may turn out to be a beautiful instrument, but it comes with absolutely NO directions if any kind. No app, no phone number, chat, no YouTube rec, nothing. You need to be very familiar with bass guitar construction and have a luthier on call to put it together. Anyone find instructions somewhere. I bought two to put together with my grandson for his birthday. Truly ridiculous.
Shane –
Bridge screw holes WAY OFF!! Totally screwed it
Horrible job. Embarrassing. Why would you bother to set up a company to make guitars if you canât place the holes I. The right place?? How sad
Amazon Customer –
Great wood, and machining
One star off for ceramic pickups, plastic nut, and cheapo output jack, otherwise 5 stars on the wood – accurately machined well sanded and ready for finish. The tuner holes were about 1/64″ oversize so had to glue in the bushings instead of press fitting (a thicker finish may also have solved this), but this is literally the only thing not perfect with the wood. Finished p-bass with tru-oil finish over zebra wood looks stunning. Added a switchcraft N11 jack, a brass nut, and a noname AlNiCo V pickup (wound to 8.8k) for one of the best p-basses I have ever played.