I use it to contrast with the Fender guys in my band. I always wanted a 335, this was a steal. Took some setting up but it's awesome.

Purchased the H7 about a week ago. Even off the shelf it played nice. Just got it back from my Guitar Tech. All I can say is: "Martha get the butta the butta!" Now it's a little slice of heaven! I seriously scrutinized every particular about the Guitar. Flawless! Highly recommend!

I was impressed by what I'd seen about the Sire H7 online. When one turned up at a GC near me I had to try it. It totally lived up to the hype even though the strings were old/dead and it kinda needs a setup. The neck is a little narrow as many have said, but it's not a problem for me like I was afraid it would be. The fretwork and rolled fingerboard edges are amazing. The tone is bright and clear but not harsh... it's warm but not muddy. Other than getting it professionally set up I might also swap out the tuning machines. Being unbranded isn't a problem if they hold tune well, but I'm questioning a couple of them. Changing strings could help that too I suppose. Overall it's a great guitar! Just shy of 5 stars because of the tuning heads and no case or gig bag is included (I get it but...). #sweepstakes

I bought it because of great reviews and the 60s-style 40mm nut width, which is easier for thumb-over playing. I play hard rock; it's now my main gigging guitar and my Gibsons just sit in the closet. The new 2023s have a modern-style 43mm nut, so check the specs when you order.

Punching above its class. Looks great, plays great, mine not a blemish on it. Really good looking all around. Great headstock! No gig bag is a bummer. I gave it a set up…oiling the fret board, quite a bit of ink came off but the fret board looks great still and no ink on my fingers.

I saw reviews online and have seen mixed reviews. The one I received was impecable. Give this guitar a chance, if you want a great guitar for a great price.