Light Relic Solid Body Full Size Canadian Maple Neck Genuine Rosewood Fretboard Fingerboard Mahoghany Body Electric Guitar(FHM-601RMB)

Fogill hit a home run with this BC Rich “Beast” copy. This is my 2nd one- the first one arrived with the neck broken off the body due to a shipping error. I’m simply amazed by the quality of this metal shredder guitar. Everything works well on the guitar. I put on a black bridge and put in a set of Dragonfire super hot Onyx Buckers- only put on since I already had the parts for the guitar. I did not need to change a thing. I did not realize the stock alnico 5 PAF humbuckers would sound as good as they do. Great, clear full-bodied sound. The neck pickup comes in at 7.74k and the bridge pup is 11.10k. The bridge pickup has some heat. I’m keeping the stock pickups for another guitar project down the road. Chrome stock bridge is quite thick and very sturdy. The string-thru body really helps with tuning stability and sustain. Stock bone nut is cut perfectly and 1:18 ratio chrome machine heads are very smooth and hold tune quite well. I usually swap out stock machine heads on all of my guitars, but I’m keeping these because they work so well. Fretwork is perfect. I usually have to level multiple high frets on just about every budget I purchase. If you’re new to guitars just know that all the metal frets on the fretboard must be level with each other. High frets can cause unwanted string buzz, a dead note, or can sound like a sitar. So I’m quite impressed- saved me hours of extra work. The guitar has a very smooth and comfortable real rosewood fretboard with rounded steel frets. The only other guitar I’ve recently purchased that has perfect frets is my Fogill SG. Try to look at it this way- the guitar would easily cost $500 at least if the headstock said Ibanez, Jackson, or BC Rich. I used to be a guitar snob- I was so wrong. These budget guitar manufacturers just keep getting better and better at building with every new model produced. You do not need to spend $750 just to get a guitar that plays and sounds great anymore. I would put this guitar as well as my Fogill SG up against any of my higher-end guitars. This is of course a perfect modding platform guitar too. The paint job is flawless. I can’t find anything wrong with the guitar. Period. Looks, sounds, and plays great! Get your hands on one if you can find one.

i have ordered 3 of these i love them so much. this guitar is awesome. looks better in person thats for sure. sounds great, feels great. frets feel good, no snags. the paint is good, no cracks and is finished good. the pickups actually sound decent. the inlays feel even and cut well. im a fan of the ltd arrow, and this is very similar. but the body size for this guitar is like they used a regular V and put the extra cut in it. so from tip to tip is less than a real ltd arrow, so it should fit in V cases, where as the arrow doesnt fit that well in anything for a V. this is well worth the money in my opinion. im ordering another one next month. the only issue is the frets on one side some of them area little short and dont quite come to the edge but not a big deal on mine. if you are on the fence, id get one, i love mine! the bridge feels good on the hand too. overall feel: 4.5/5 frets: 4/5 paint: 4.5/5 sound: 4/5

Jumbo Frets suck this thing is just too bulky I tried giving it away and the guy gave me a hundred bucks for it but I spent $280 on it it's junk

Bought this for my son, he loves it! Sounds great, easy to change the strings, looks like a rock star with this guitar! Great value for the money. Great fit for a teenager. Nice design.

Sweet jams,looks and plays like a dream.would recommend to anyone, beginner and experienced alike

Needs a set up, feels cheap but looks good. Decent guitar to mess with at home. Nice for $200

It is a great gift I got this for my son and I think he will love it. It is a Christmas gift but I opened it when it came in and the quality is great

I wasn’t sure about this guitar. I thought I’d have do all the adjustments that an inexpensive guitar takes to make them play. All I did to this was put lemon oil on the neck and put the ole “fast Fret” to the strings. Tuned it up, stretched the strings a few times and it held tune like I’ve been playing it for years. The tuning machines are nothing to look at but they work perfectly. No slippage at all. The pickups are nothing to sneeze at neither. I was sure that they would be insanely bright but they are very warm and powerful. They aren’t micro phonic. No fret buzz anywhere. Either I got lucky with this guitar or this company pays excellent attention to detail. The neck could use a slight sanding with the lightest sand paper available. No neck dive. Very light weight. The action is fairly low without being too low if you know what I mean. 10 gauge strings are on it thank you very much. This guitar is not just a novelty. It’s a rock and roll machine. Worth every bit of the price and more.