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GearIT Professional Electric Guitar (Premium Ash Tonewood), GST-200 SoCal Series, 39in Full-Size, HSS Pickups with Coil Split, Round Frets, Genuine Rosewood Fretboard, Accessories - Metallic Gray

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Color: Metallic Gray


Features

  • HSS Pickup Configuration: The SoCal Series GST-200 guitar brings together the timeless sound of two single-coil pickups with the power of a humbucker in the bridge position, unlocking a spectrum of tones spanning from crystal-clear cleans to searing high-gain crunch. Seamlessly switch between sonic realms with the versatile five-way pickup selector, while fine-tuning your sound using the conveniently placed volume and dual tone controls.
  • Premium Ash Tonewood: GST-200 is built using highly sought-after ash tonewood, providing strong upper-midrange, clear bass, and characteristic scooped mids. Enjoy greater sustain and resonance, resulting in a versatile, well-balanced sound ideal for various genres.
  • Rounded Frets + Comfortable Neck: GST-200 features rounded and polished frets for smooth playability. The slim neck is easy to navigate for both beginning guitarists and experienced professionals.
  • Coil Split Function with Push-Pull Knob: Quickly toggle between single-coil and humbucker modes on the chrome-covered bridge pickup using the user-friendly push-pull knob.
  • Gig bag + accessories: With GST-200, you get a range of essential accessories, including a padded gig bag, guitar picks, guitar strap, instrument cable, electronic tuner, and extra strings.

Brand: GearIT


Color: Metallic Gray


Top Material Type: ash


Body Material: Ash Wood


Back Material Type: ash


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-S-S, Coil Split Humbucker


String Material Type: Stainless Steel


Hand Orientation: Right


Item Weight: 11.43 pounds


Product Dimensions: 39 x 12.8 x 2.4 inches


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: July 13, 2023


Back Material: ash


Body Material: Ash Wood


Color Name: Metallic Gray


Fretboard Material: Rosewood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-S-S, Coil Split Humbucker


String Material: Stainless Steel


Top Material: ash


Neck Material Type: Maple


Number of Strings: 6


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    • Um... what?? How??
Color: Metallic Gray
This guitar is unspeakably good for the money. I have no idea how these guys are turning a profit at all. I absolutely love this thing. It sounds great, feels great, looks cool, stays in tune, and is just all around amazing.
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024 by Person Man
    • Power
Color: Metallic Gray
I didn't think I was going to like this guitar but, l once I got this thing set up,I can feel the power this guitar has.the sound is strong , it's a heavy guitar for good reason..buy this and you will see for your self.change strings and set the neck and play with bridge and like I said you'll feel it in your chest. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024 by Never got the product
    • MORE UNPLAYABLE JUNK
Color: Metallic Gray
Review Image by Some guy who bought a phone Some guy who bought a phone
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I wasn't expecting miracles but really? The pickguard is cracked all the way through which seems to be a theme with this model. (Others reporting the same issue. See photo #3). That in turn caused problems with broken solder points, mostly grounds, leading to horrible 60 cycle hum and crackling noises. The hardware is pretty much junk. Unsealed tuners, very cheap materials on bridge (very thin casting), 250k pots, no shielding, and lastly no setup at all. I asked for a replacement but they sent seafoam green instead of black which is what I originally bought. Aside from being color blind, this one hums and hisses worse than the first. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024 by Some guy who bought a phone Some guy who bought a phone
    • Buy this Guitar!
Color: Metallic Gray
Review Image by Lenny Lenny
First off I cannot believe this guitar was only $98 plus tax delivered. Before I get to the guitar the gig bag that it came with was a 7 on a scale of 10 which I was very happy. Now for the guitar, the sound was so bad that I thought something was wrong with the pickups and I debated gambling on whether to spend the money to replace the strings to find out if that was it or it was the pickups and send it back. I'm glad that I decided to change the strings because the guitar afterwards plays amazingly! Not only is it a beautiful guitar finish wise but also the neck is very well played with a nice thin C shape. All I've done is make a few minor aesthetic changes such as the Knobs and the Jack plate. The setup on the guitar came low with absolutely zero fret buzz which surprised me because usually in this price range I have to do a minor setup. The frets were smooth with nice polished round ends and no sprout at all. I would definitely recommend this guitar for anyone who's starting or once a guitar to mod. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2024 by Lenny Lenny
    • Quality control is very inconsistent
Color: Metallic Gray
This is my second GST-200 guitar. The first one, in daphne blue color, is an excellent guitar that literally plays itself right out of the box. That one has zero flaws in the finish, the neck was set up perfectly, and all of the frets are properly crowned with the fret ends rounded. This guitar doesn't come close to being played well out of the box. First, the nut was cut too high, making all of the chords in the lower frets sound completely out of tune despite tuning each open string perfectly. Second, there are a few frets that are not properly seated so the high E string kept getting caught in the fret ends. Third, the metallic gray finish is inconsistent. There are pockets in the finish where the metallic specks seem to pool in one spot while other areas seem like the specks are spread out more. This happens when the paint is applied on one thick coat as opposed to several thin coats. This means that the guitar was rushed out the door without any care or proper setup. Moreover, there's a giant gouge over the top of the pickguard between the volume knob and the bridge pickup. At first I thought that it was just a gouge on the protective plastic layer but the gouge was deep enough to cut right into the pickguard itself. Given that I had such a great experience with the daphne blue one, it leads me to conclude that the quality control is inconsistent and unreliable. You may be lucky and get one that plays amazingly like the daphne blue one that I have or get one that is poor in quality and execution. This guitar is not all bad. I can confirm that the fretboard is indeed real rosewood. The bridge pickup sounds pretty good with the output hot enough to drive a tube amp but not too hot that it's impossible to get a clean tone. The neck and middle single-coil pickups are a bit weak and don't blend well with the bridge pickup even in a coil-split mode. They still sound pretty decent and have bright strat tones. One thing that was consistent between this guitar and the daphne blue one is that the tuning machines were not properly placed on the headstock. It was done in a way that all six strings were slightly pitched to the right after they cleared the nut when they were supposed to be pitched straight back. This makes tuning the strings very difficult because there is a kink in the string causing it to occasionally get stuck in the nut slot. Given that I had such a great experience with the daphne blue one of the GST-200 guitars, I was a bit hesitant to give this a 1 star. Who knows, maybe you'll luck out and get a guitar that plays amazingly right out of the box like I did. However, this guitar is one that seems to not get the care and attention it was supposed to prior to leaving the factory so the best I can do is rate this guitar 3 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023 by TT & The Bears & The Lion & The Witch & The Wardrobe
    • Great value
Color: Metallic Gray
Review Image by Stacy Lenihan Stacy Lenihan
Review Image by Stacy Lenihan Stacy Lenihan
Review Image by Stacy Lenihan Stacy Lenihan
I bought this not knowing how nice the fret work really is. It was great the way it came but I also bought as I wanted to mod a guitar and at $98 this was the one. Tuners… opted to change out to locking tuners. Strings gage too much for my fretting hand after surgery recovery. Went with 8-38, put chrome color knobs and painted headstock to somewhat match the body. Well worth the money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 by Stacy Lenihan Stacy Lenihan
    • Worth the money if you can do basic set up .
Color: Metallic Gray
I am impressed with the overall quality . The paint and clear coat are flawless, the neck is laser straight and thin like an Ibanez the frets are level and polished. As far as pickups they sound fine but I will probably change them anyway. Alnico 2 in the neck and middle and a alnico 5 humbucker in the bridge for some juicy jazz . The ash body is nice and heavy, the way I like it, so if you want a light weight guitar go for poplar. The down side is the nut was cut very narrow and was very chimey plus the action was a little high. If you can do the setup stuff this thing is worth the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by KB
    • Absolutely gorgeous guitar!
Color: Metallic Gray
I've been a guitar player for almost 50 years. Needless to say, I know guitars through and through. This guitar is a real winner! It was carefully packaged with adequate padding. The beautiful finish is flawless! The neck is straight and the strings line up with the fret board perfectly. The ball end frets are beautifully polished and the Rosewood fret board is gorgeous! The tuning keys are good and they look so cool! Most of all, I love the sound of this guitar. This guitar resonates better than my Kramer Pacer that I recently purchased. I'm not going to change anything on guitar. Thanks! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2023 by Matt Wagner

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