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WestCreek Guitars

WestCreek Revenge Right Handed Electric Guitar, Heavy Metal Humbucker Pickups, Mahogany Body, Rosewood Fretboard (Green Lizard)

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Color: Green Lizard


Features

  • WestCreek Revenge Introduction: This WestCreek Revenge electric guitar is easy to the upper frets.
  • Musical Style: Revenge model electric guitar is heavy metal guitar.
  • Heavy Metal Pickups: Sound good on clean, distortion.
  • Bone Nut: Bone nut much denser and tough than other types of guitar nuts. It will transfer the sound vibrations with great efficiency, without absorbing them.
  • Rounded End Jumbo Frets: comfortable playability.

Brand: WestCreek Guitars


Color: Green Lizard


Top Material Type: Mahogany


Body Material: Mahogany


Back Material Type: Mahogany


Neck Material Type: Rosewood


Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H


String Material Type: Stainless Steel


Hand Orientation: Right


Item Weight: 11.79 pounds


Product Dimensions: 43.31 x 19.69 x 4.33 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: Revenge


Date First Available: October 14, 2022


Back Material: Mahogany


Body Material: Mahogany


Color Name: Green Lizard


Fretboard Material: Rosewood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H


String Gauge: 010-046


String Material: Stainless Steel


Top Material: Mahogany


Neck Material Type: Rosewood


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Bridge System: TOM


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    • Looks and sounds fantastic!
Review Image by BG BG
As an owner of several other "cheap" guitars (e.g., Xaviere, Glarry, Firefly) I took a chance on the WestCreek Revenge (red), fully expecting it to require a complete set-up and to have some minor fit & finish issues, maybe even require some downstream mods/upgrades to get it to punch above its weight. So I was very pleasantly surprised when the Revenge arrived this afternoon in (nearly) flawless condition, was playable right out of the box, and sounded absolutely fantastic. Appearance - positives: + The red is deeper and more nuanced than the Amazon photos; in some lighting it is very vibrant and in other lighting it is almost maroon. Really comes alive, especially with the flame top. + The sides, back, and neck are not black as they appear on screen, but more of a deep burgundy. A nice surprise! + The stain, lacquer and binding are flawless all-around. The flame top is subtle but adds plenty of color depth. + The glued neck joint is perfectly blended with the body as if the entire thing were carved out of one solid block of wood. + The stainless frets are already polished with smooth, rounded ends - just as described. Extremely comfortable without any filing needed. + The mother-of-pearl fret marker inlays are vibrant with plenty of 3-dimensional depth. + The fretboard itself appears to be high quality wood; the coloration is consistent and there is no wood filler. + The headstock logo appears to be mother-of-pearl inlay. Higher-end than what I expected; based on the Amazon photos I thought it would be a white decal. So another nice surprise. Appearance - negatives: - The highest fret marker inlay is *ever* so slightly crooked. You can only see it because the strings make vertical reference lines; most would probably not even notice. I’m picky about such things but even I can live with it. - The humbucker pickups in the Amazon photos have chrome covers. The one I received came with uncovered black pickups. Which I’m actually happy about because I would’ve preferred that look anyway. But it's in the negative list because it's still an assembly discrepancy; if someone is ordering this guitar hoping for the chrome pickups that are pictured, they would likely be disappointed. - All 3 of the control knobs are marked "volume" when in fact there should be 2 volume (top and middle) and 1 marked "tone" (bottom). The knob functions properly as a tone knob so the pots are correct; it's just the wrong tophat. I submitted a customer service request this afternoon to the seller to either send me a replacement tophat OR send me a partial refund that would cover buying new tophats myself. Again, it works right, so not a big deal. Functional - positives: + As mentioned above, the guitar required minimal setup. I watched a YouTube review (apparently from a prior run of Revenge models in late '22) which said the nut needed cut way down, the truss rod needed big adjustments, the bridge was too high, and the intonation was way off. Well in my case, at least, none of that turned out to be a problem. The nut is cut perfectly; strings are low with no buzz. Neck relief is right where I like it (flat with no relief), and bridge height was also perfect. Just needs *slight* intonation adjustments on 2 strings. Honestly, I've never bought or worked on a guitar that was this close to being dialed in right out of the box. + Pots seem to ramp up as they should. Saw a prior Amazon reviewer who had bad luck with a volume knob jumping straight up to full volume but this wasn’t an issue for me. + The factory tuners are tight and don't seem to have a lot of slop in the mechanism. We'll see how well they hold tune but so far, so good. + This guitar sounds amazing! The sound of these (black, uncovered) pickups matches the appearance of this guitar, i.e., full-bodied & aggressive. Crisp & vintage clean tones, monster crunch at high gain, with sustain for *days.* EDIT: Another + The pickup specs aren't listed, however, according to my multimeter they measure just shy of 10k at the neck and slightly below 14k at the bridge. So they're fairly hot and provide plenty of crunch, as you might want/expect with this style of guitar. Functional - negatives: - The strings suck. But factory strings always do, so I'm not sure this really counts as a minus. Just replace them with your favorite strings at your earliest opportunity. - The fretboard looks pretty dried out, so it's in bad need of oil at the first string change. But that's pretty much standard operating procedure unless you have a maple fretboard. - The high-E tuner knob is really hard to turn. So much that I was worried about breaking it when I initially tuned up the guitar. It seemed to loosen up a tiny bit after that, but still pretty stiff. Not a big deal, but might be a reason to upgrade the tuners at a later date. Overall, I am extremely pleased with this guitar. Especially at a sub-$250 price point! I realize that other user experiences seem to be mixed, so quality control may still be luck of the draw. But I'm pleasantly surprised and impressed with the one I received. Even if it had come needing a setup it would be a steal. This guitar looks and sounds as good - and perhaps better - than other "Explorer" and "Snakebite" type guitars costing >10x as much that I've played around with. If you're in the market for this style of guitar - and maybe tired of waiting for other more popular "cheap" guitar brands to release their next batch (as I did) - the Revenge is an excellent value. EDIT: I contacted WestCreek via Amazon customer service link about the volume/tone knob and they issued me a $10 credit within 12 hrs. Enough to cover the cost of a set of 4 identical replacement tophats, which I can easily change out myself. Bumping my review from 4 stars to 5, as this was really the only “negative” above that bothered me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2023 by BG BG
    • Its really nice
I wanted to get this guitar, since it is really close the old ibanez destroyers iron maiden used to play. Out of the box this thing was setup amazingly well. (YMMV, it can be hit or miss with ANY guitar ordered online) The only things I did was slightly widen and deepen the low E and G nut slots, install new strings (a must with any inexpensive guitar), and slightly lowered the high string action, but raised the low string action. The finish is nearly perfect, with just two little flaws right on the binding (you would notice unless really looking for it). All of the hardware is solid. The tuners are grover copies, but are smooth and hold tune. Electronics are great. Full size 500k pots that are smooth with a good taper. The pickups on mine measured 9.3K on the neck and 13.5K on the bridge, they are fully wax potted, and sound great. There's no need to change them out unless you are going for something very specific, or want to do coil-spitting series-parallel-phase wiring (these are only 2-conductor). The switch and output jack feel very solid. The neck is the real star, I'd say its a medium c (not slim nor chunky), with a really flat (14" ish) fingerboard radius. The rounded ball end frets are polished and smooth, makes playing effortless. Quality wise, I put this on par with your epiphones, scheter, ltd's, etc., in the $500 - $700 range. One thing I will mention is this is the second one I got. While the first one (purple 2022 model) was constructed well & had a flawless finish, It was setup ridiculously poor. I sent it back and ordered the Red one on Prime day (2023 model). Its a keeper!! EDIT - upon closer inspection, these are indeed 4 wire pickups, which enables you to do split coil, series/parallel & phase wiring options. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Great Value for the Money, Especially if you have some Guitar Experience
Color: Purple
Review Image by Jeff M. Catlin Jeff M. Catlin
Out of the box, all I had to do was change strings, tune up and the guitar played great, it really did. The strings it comes with were terrible and dirty. Once I took them off, I wiped down the fretboard, cleaned the neck a little bit etc. Put the new set of strings on and was good to go. I was expecting to have to do a little home-guitar-set up or if it was really rough, a pro set up. But I did not have some of the experiences others buying this guitar have had. YMMV. Maybe I got lucky, maybe the company is doing a better job recently. I did not have to adjust the bridge/action. I did not have to adjust pickups. There were no intonation problems. Volume and tone pots were clean and worked well. Frets are great. No issues with the nut. I even went up a gauge in strings (9-46) and the channels in the nut were still just fine. I really put this guitar through its paces the first weekend I had it with a long jam session. In my rig, at volume and compared to my other primary guitars; this guitar is going to need a new pickup (s) So that's what I did. I already ordered a new bridge pickup for 100 bucks. Even after installation, I am only going to be into this guitar for about $300 bucks. CAN"T BEAT IT IMO. I could have bought a p/u set for 200 but since that would double the cost of the guitar and I hardly ever use the neck p/u anyways, I went bridge only. I had my eye on this guitar because it looks sick! and the Price was an eye opener and an eye-brow raiser at the same time. I read all of the reviews here; did some further research and kept watching it. Finally pulled the trigger on Amazon Prime day when there was a coupon available. That made the price under 200. I would say this is a great beginner guitar; or a great secondary guitar if you are an intermediate player. Especially vs paying several hundred dollars to over 1000 dollars for even an Epiphone Explorer. And you can't find Ibanez Destroyers hardly at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by Jeff M. Catlin Jeff M. Catlin

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