• Outstanding value...

  
  As reviewed by Ron Milligan on 11/2/2010

  I bought this guitar online (walnut finish), sight unseen because it wasn't stocked in the local GC. I was not disappointed, if anything it is even better than I expected. The fit and finish is top shelf, the setup is near perfect and it plays and sounds great. If this guitar was made in the USA it would probably cost $2-3 grand. GC didn't have the Schecter case so I bought a SKB made for the 335 and it works perfectly. I can't attest to it's reliability because I've only had it for a couple of weeks but everything is tight, the switches and knobs all seem to be high quality. If you are looking for a 335 style guitar I don't think you can do much better. Highly recommended. On a side note I have to give GC's online service two thumbs up, I ordered this on a Tuesday evening and received it the following Thursday morning.

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• Great Guitar

  
  As reviewed by Kevin Ray on 6/22/2011

  This guitar is great. For the money, I don't think you can do better. The quality and playability right out of the box were outstanding and the tonal versatility make it a workhorse.

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• Great Semi-Hollow tone with terrific playability and price

  
  As reviewed by Terry on 5/9/2011

  Ordered it from local GC store, gloss walnut finish with Bigsby. Very impressed seeing it out of the box. Almost afraid to play it because it looked so good. I will be upset at the first scratch that occurs (not if I can help it though!). Plays like butter and the tones coming out of it are very chimey cleans to creamy or crunchy distortion, whichever you dial in. Does not work as well with serious gain, at not least in my setup (Radial Tonebone Trimode Distortion), but there may be other distortion pedals out there to work well with the Corsair for heavy gain. Definitely easy to dial in the rockabilly sound, killer blues tones, good old rock distortions, nice clean tones, and more modern sounds. Haven't put the Bigsby through its paces, but it seems to hold tune reasonably well. Was not really thrilled with a roller style, but love the look of it and do not see any downside to its performance so far. Practiced with my band with this the other day and got compliments all around from the sounds and its appearance. If it were lost or stolen, I would have to get the same thing.

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