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Features |
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the stiger is a really nice guitar mainly because of it capability to go from country to metal at the flip of the high low switch right under the main treble and volume controls. its one downside is the craftsmanship, it lacks a little clear finish near the input. and the nuts doesnt fit exactly perferct. but one really nice thing is the input cut out that allows you to have more room for you arm to strum. |
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Playability |
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me personally can reach what im going for but to other really aggressive players it might not be up to their standards. but its a really nice looking playing guitar good action that would match any other brand other then the fender telecaster. |
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Quality |
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the sound is really crisp or dirty depending how you use your and amp and the high-low switch is. it performs better then most but doesnt quite make it up to the $1400 dollar guitars. it hums barely but only when the volume is way up there and the pickups are really good. |
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Durability |
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this guitar is really reliable but sometimes the tremelo bridge springs will stretch or pull to tight so youll have to retune. and it would be really nice for a performance because its flashy but will also deliver a punch out of a amp. it is really reliable mainly cause of its light weight shape and design that allows you to move freely, and the pick ups almost never hum unless you got the volume cranked to about 8 or higher. |
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Overall |
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in my opinion id say this guitar rivals the stratocaster but its only me, like my dad hates it but my friend love it. i think this guitar it better then some $1000 dollar guitars.i would recommend this guitar to semi aggresive player that would really like to show off to the ladies and maybe make a carreer out of guitar. |
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