Glarry GTL Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar F Hole HS Pickups w/20W Amplifier Yellow Red Burlywood Blue

on June 06, 2023

This is a surprisingly nice guitar. The price was low, which made me expect poor quality, but I was pleasantly disabused of that notion. The pickups are hotter than my Fender Squire and sound great, the finish is very good, the frets did need some attention and the bridge saddles needed adjusted, especially after I put on heavier strings. (I had to do the same with the Fender Squire, so this task was not unexpected. Any new guitar will probably need some setup work.) The amp is suitable for prac ...

This is a surprisingly nice guitar. The price was low, which made me expect poor quality, but I was pleasantly disabused of that notion. The pickups are hotter than my Fender Squire and sound great, the finish is very good, the frets did need some attention and the bridge saddles needed adjusted, especially after I put on heavier strings. (I had to do the same with the Fender Squire, so this task was not unexpected. Any new guitar will probably need some setup work.) The amp is suitable for practice, but not for performing, as I expected. The gig bag is good quality. Overall, this is a great addition to my collection and I have played it with the band a few times. Yes, I may buy another in a different color soon.

on February 24, 2023

I was ordered the yellow one and got the blue one.

on February 01, 2023

It was the wrong color cracks in the paint was supposed to be blue was yellow scratches dints neck wasn't attached properly gaps between neck and body very dissatisfied going to the better business bureau to report this and seen this isn't first instance

on January 29, 2023

i wouldnt know a good one from a bad one but i took it out of the box and let my 3yr and 7yr neice and nephew play with it and then i messed with it. i like it great , i dont how to play and never tried but at 72 still young at heart... look out eric clapton....... thanks bill.

on January 25, 2023

I am less enchanted with the Tele copy than with the Strat copy which I received. There was an issue with the Tele which would have required refretting to straighten the neck in order to make the guitar playable. Glarry and I had several exchanges in order to come to an understanding but to their credit, they graciously conceded to assist me in acquiring a new neck for the existing guitar. The matter is now settled and I feel that they extended their good will to satisfy the "customer's needs ...

I am less enchanted with the Tele copy than with the Strat copy which I received. There was an issue with the Tele which would have required refretting to straighten the neck in order to make the guitar playable. Glarry and I had several exchanges in order to come to an understanding but to their credit, they graciously conceded to assist me in acquiring a new neck for the existing guitar. The matter is now settled and I feel that they extended their good will to satisfy the "customer's needs". As a long time guitar builder, I understand what is required to build - from raw materials - a finished/playable guitar for use by aspiring guitarists. I can't build a guitar for a hundred dollars so because Glarry does, it is an attractive purchase for gifting to young players. Minimal set-up is required . . . which should not be a surprise to anyone. If you purchase a $5000.00 guitar: it will still experience shipping and will STILL need to be set-up after delivery. All in all, I'm happy with what the Glarry folks are offering. As I see needs arise, I will be purchasing more Glarry Guitars.