Glarry Burning Fire Style Electric Guitar White Black Red Sunset

by M***n， on July 05,2020

Excellent sound and easy to play, I love the color! The price is phenomenal for what you get. It sounds and plays better then a guitar I owned four times the cost. I also received the guitar faster then a lot of companies I purchase from. Love your product! Keep up the good work!

by E***h， on April 12,2020

Fantastic guitar with a great sound sounds better than my Ibanez

by C***s， on March 03,2020

Though there is a tiny bit of fret overhang on a couple of frets, and a little nick on the head. I am amazed at what your company can produce for the price!! The saying "You get what you pay for." DOES NOT apply to you (-: Keep up the good work!!

by S***y， on July 11,2020

Sounds good. Lightweight body. Plays fairly easy. Great beginner or intermediate guitarist.

by E***r， on July 03,2020

This is an amazing guitar for the price Sounds great Way better than I expected

by e***n， on June 28,2020

A metal monster,very stylish.

by D***r， on June 25,2020

My husband loves his guitar I bought it for him for Fathers Day

by N***h， on June 25,2020

Can't believe the price of this guitar. Finish is great, really good sound for the money. Would have expected much lower quality for the price. Granted this is no $1000 guitar, but I've seen worse for a lot more money. Looks like a lot of time was spent to ensure a really nice looking guitar was achieved. Would buy from Glarry again.

by S***e， on June 11,2020

Love the guitars. My granddaughters are going to love them too! Delivery was done in a timely manner considering all that is going on in this world! Both guitars arrived with no damage.

by B***n， on June 03,2020

Absolutely wonderful guitar. The paint job is absolutely beautiful, and the tones you can get from it are fantastic. The neck is nice and straight, and the string action is perfect. It makes no sense that this instrument is this inexpensive. The guitar is extremely light, which is sometimes the hallmark of cheap guitars, but this instrument feels very solid, and the light weight means it wouldn't be fatiguing to wear onstage for an hour or two. It's comfortable to play when sitting down as ...

Absolutely wonderful guitar. The paint job is absolutely beautiful, and the tones you can get from it are fantastic. The neck is nice and straight, and the string action is perfect. It makes no sense that this instrument is this inexpensive. The guitar is extremely light, which is sometimes the hallmark of cheap guitars, but this instrument feels very solid, and the light weight means it wouldn't be fatiguing to wear onstage for an hour or two. It's comfortable to play when sitting down as well. I only plan to change two things: 1) It needs heavier strings. I don't know what gauge these are, but I personally play in drop-C tuning, and these strings are definitely made for standard-E. This is obviously not a drawback of the guitar. This is par for the course for anyone who de-tunes. 2) I'm going to replace the saddle-height screws. My palm gravitates right to that spot on the saddle when I play mutes, and I don't like the feeling of the screws poking my hand. It's not painful or anything. It just tickles after a while. Not everyone would want to do this, so this isn't even a real gripe. I looked online, and whole new set of shorter saddle-height screws is about $6. No big deal. The guitar even came with the Allen wrench I need to do the job. That's very cool. I give this guitar a solid 5 Stars. I own four guitars, one of which is a $700 Jackson Charvel. This Glarry guitar is my favorite. I'd never heard of Glarry until someone online mentioned that they made accessible guitars for students, and I've been itching to buy some new guitars. I'm telling you, this guitar feels absolutely nothing like an "entry level" guitar. I own a $150 entry-level guitar, and even though this Glarry was around half the price, it's ten times better. This guitar would be the best guitar on earth for a beginner, because when that beginner becomes a long-time guitar player like me (I've been playing for around 28 years), they will still love it. I jammed out for hours last night.