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Rise by Sawtooth Left Handed Full Size Beginner Electric Guitar Kit, Black

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Color: Trans Black


Size: Full Size, Left-Handed


Style: Guitar


Features

  • Basswood Body, Maple Neck
  • Maple Fretboard with Dot Inlays
  • 24" Scale Length, Fixed Bridge
  • Chrome Hardware
  • Kit Includes: Electric Guitar, 5W Amp, Guitar Strap, Guitar Cable, Gig Bag, Pitch Pipe, & 3 Pick Sampler

Brand: Sawtooth


Color: Trans Black


Top Material Type: Basswood


Body Material: Wood


Back Material Type: baswood


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Maple Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H


Hand Orientation: Left


Guitar Bridge System: Hard Tail


Item Weight: 5.5 pounds


Product Dimensions: 38 x 13 x 2 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: ST-RISE-ST-LH-BLK-KIT-1


Batteries: 1 CR2 batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 29, 2015


Back Material: baswood


Body Material: Wood


Color Name: Trans Black


Fretboard Material: Maple Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H


Scale Length: 24"


Top Material: Basswood


Neck Material Type: Maple


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Bridge System: Hard Tail


Size: Full Size, Left-Handed


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    • Pretty good! - UPDATED!
Color: Sunburst Size: Full Size, Right-Handed Style: Guitar
Review Image by Aaron G. Randall Aaron G. Randall
Not an amazing guitar, but a very good one. Good for dirty punk or blues with distortion or go clean and drop the tone down for a smooth jazzy sound. However, I took mine apart and repainted it to rebuild. I'll add pics when finished Update Jan 30, 2023: Painted the body and the head stock! Purple base coat with black glitter and blue glitter, to give a space kind of vibe. Swapped out the pickup for a vintage style humbucker. The volume and tone pots were not up to my liking, so I put some better ones in. Great guitar to begin with. Now I am loving it! Mainly to practice the paint job, but this will be a guitar for a punk/ska/blues band I am in. :D ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by Aaron G. Randall Aaron G. Randall
    • a decent first guitar, great starting place to mod
Review Image by Ryan Ryan
with a price tag of just $80, you should know up front that what you're getting isn't going to be great quality. I bought this guitar for my son (who is a lefty) for Christmas. He's a beginner and I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something he may or may not stick with, but immediately upon taking it out of the box I was a bit disappointed. Put bluntly, the electronics on this guitar are absolute garbage. The non-adjustable pole piece single humbucker's tone was so muddy and dull it sounded like someone stuffed a pillow in my amp. The pots were scratchy and abrupt, and I couldn't tell you if the tone knob worked or not due to how bad the pickup sounded. The included amp -- which runs on a 9V battery -- was surprising loud and equally low quality. But that's alright, my son can use Garage Band or Amplitube. But if you can overlook the bottom of the barrel electronics, what you're getting is a solid basswood body with a nice looking sunburst maple veneer and a pretty decently made rock maple neck. There was one "dead fret" (b string, 14th fret) that I had to file down and polish a bit, but other than that it's straight, the fret's are nicely finished and the knock-off Gotoh tuners stay in tune. The nut is pretty bad. It's a cheap piece of plastic with DEEP string channels cut into it. I'll probably end up replacing it at some point with brass or graphite if I can find a replacement the correct size. I removed the string trees because they just get in the way and put unnecessary tension on the thin, higher strings. that being said, cheap guitar is just a good guitar that hasn't been modded yet. And that is precisely what I did with this. I completely gutted the electronics, replacing the pots with some good CTS pots, adding a neck pickup, upgrading to a pair of cream and black Dimarzio knock offs Kmise MI0337 Zebra Hexbucker Guitar Humbucker Pickup Set, Bridge & Neck , a three way Les Paul style toggle. I used an "orange drop" 22uf cap on the tone knob which is a 500k Ohm CTS push/pull pot -- position one is humbucking, position is coiltaps. I replaced the strings right away with my favorite Ernie Ball super slinkies (.9 "pinks"). All in all, I sank another $35 and a couple of hours into modding and doing a proper setup on this guitar which has made it immeasurably better. I WISH I would have had a guitar like this to learn on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2017 by Ryan Ryan
    • Adequate at best
It's hard to write a review about something this inexpensive. You can't expect much from a guitar kit for $105. The guitar looks nice, no scratches, dings, or any blemishes. It also sounds decent when connected to a decent amp, but when connected to the included amp, not so much. This is basically a kit that you buy for a kid if you're not sure that they will stick with it. If they don't you're not out a lot. If they do, you better figure on getting something better in the near future. My guitar has a strange issue with the A string, it seems to wobble a bit when played. The low E seems to be muted a bit. I can't notice any issues that are causing this, but it's there. The amp is horrible, I had a cheap Crate amp that I thought was bad, compared to this amp my Crate was wonderful. The guitar bag is beyond thin, I expect next to no protection from it. The cable is THIN. It didn't work at first but now seems to be working, I'm sure it will need to be replaced soon. The guitar strap is pretty flimsy and would be horribly uncomfortable if this guitar had any weight to it, luckily it's pretty light. This guitar is adequate if you're looking to get a first guitar for a child and not sure if they'll stick with it. For anything else I would throw an extra couple hundred in the deal and get a Squire with a halfway decent starter amp. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2022 by Spinsheet
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2023 by Robert C. Thompson
    • We purchased two guitars prior to this one however two of them being the same model ended up being damaged during delivery so th
Color: Sunburst Size: Full Size, Right-Handed Style: Guitar
This Christmas we decided to buy our 14 year old son a starter guitar he is a music lover and plays the saxophone and has always shown interest for multiple instruments so we didn't want to buy something very expensive but we didn't want to buy a toy guitar or anything that resembled it. We purchased two guitars prior to this one however two of them being the same model ended up being damaged during delivery so they were sent back then we bought a third one and the third one into the beam girl color is he called it was a deal with sparkles in it was shown is blue on the Amazon listing so we ended up getting this is the fourth choice and I am so glad that we ended up with this one although it was a hassle to return and give my son gets hard that he couldn't use but this in this location third time was not the charm fourth time's a charm. The guitar is a nice quality it's a full size guitar so definitely not a toy guitar my son really likes it he said it looks like it's much more expensive I didn't tell me exactly what I paid since it's a gift but I kinda gave him around about and I actually exaggerated a little bit and he said it was still really good the quality of the actual and is also really good which I did order the first two guitars with an ounce is well and the amp was not quality it was truly cheese & plasticware this one is very nice it has a mesh cover and the other one I believe had a plastic cover over the speaker anyways my son is really enjoying this guitar its what is heavy not too heavy but heavy enough to know that it's built well and I am sure that any beginner would really enjoy this guitar. Now if you are looking for a travel case for it it does come with the travel case however it's very cheap and on its Candice and protection is very limited on it so if you want more protection you would need to purchase a nicer harder shower I'll guitar case but other than that you can't get anything better than this for the price I'm pretty sure about that I tried so this is a great guitar. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2016 by IzabellaCarmen

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