On guitarfetish.com. whats up with them? They look nice and seem legit, but they're so cheap... anyone had any experience with them? I'm looking at either the solid or semi hollow teles. The orange hollowbodies look downright sexual IMO.
Cheap Chinese labor will shine brightly on you this day.
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:12 pm
by mkt3000
I've got two. Sort of. My SG is from a Xaviere built-it-yourself kit, and my partscaster, the Mofongocaster, is made up of GFS parts (Except the neck and tuners). They are good guitars and good value on their own, and amazing after a good setup and a few modifications.
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 4:19 pm
by Mattsican
i've always kinda wanted a tele or a guitar with just single coils. I dont want to spend a ton of money and id be happy with anything that stayed in tune, didnt make a bunch of fucked up rattley and jangley noises. For $150 i might just have to check one out. If nothing else as a base for a project guitar. I wish they made mustangs though...
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 5:03 pm
by Rox
mkt3000 wrote:I've got two. Sort of. My SG is from a Xaviere built-it-yourself kit, and my partscaster, the Mofongocaster, is made up of GFS parts (Except the neck and tuners). They are good guitars and good value on their own, and amazing after a good setup and a few modifications.
"Mofongocaster" ..... Sounds delish...
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 5:30 pm
by mkt3000
Rox wrote:
mkt3000 wrote:I've got two. Sort of. My SG is from a Xaviere built-it-yourself kit, and my partscaster, the Mofongocaster, is made up of GFS parts (Except the neck and tuners). They are good guitars and good value on their own, and amazing after a good setup and a few modifications.
"Mofongocaster" ..... Sounds delish...
It is delish
Oh, and this is my other GFS baby
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 11:10 pm
by desertan
Tremendous value for money, IMO. I've got four of them, and two were from their seconds closeout page. For the life of me I cannot find any flaws. They're worth buying just for the painted bodies, which are finished in UV-cured polyester and are bulletproof.
The fretboard on one of my Tele alikes has a sharpish edge but the other three are fine.
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 12:21 am
by Mack93
I've tried some out at music stores. Quite nice, for the price. I'd say they can compete with comparably priced Squiers.
