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WestCreek Revenge Solid Body Electric Guitar, Heavy Metal Guitar, Right Handed, Alnico Humbucker Pickups, Rounded End Jumbo Frets, Bone nut, Rosewood Fretboard, Mahogany Body

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Color: Camo Grey


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.
  • 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 Medium Jumbo Frets: Smooth and comfortable playability.
  • Comfortable Slim C Guitar Neck: The WestCreek electric guitar neck makes your hands comfortable when playing.

Brand: WestCreek Guitars


Color: Camo Grey


Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood


Body Material: Mahogany


Back Material Type: Mahogany


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H


String Material Type: Stainless Steel


Hand Orientation: Right


Item Weight: 11.08 pounds


Package Dimensions: 43.75 x 19.5 x 4.25 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: Revenge


Date First Available: July 29, 2024


Back Material: Mahogany


Body Material: Mahogany


Color Name: Camo Grey


Fretboard Material: Rosewood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H


String Material: Stainless Steel


Top Material: Mahogany Wood


Neck Material Type: Maple


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Bridge System: TOM


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    • Excellent budget guitar
Color: Camo Grey
Review Image by Luke Aber Luke Aber
Out of the box it looked flawless, tuned it up and it's damn near perfectly intonated. Has pretty decent sound as is but I do plan on having EMG HZH4 pickups installed. Not a lot of room in the cavity so I'm going the passive route. Looks like it came with D'addario strings since the ball ends are color coded. I'm impressed over all for a guitar in the $220 range. Very solid body, great weight to it. Love that it's not a bolt on neck. Fretboard and Frets feel great too. Really reminds me of the camo hetfield snakebyte so I call this my Fakebyte lol šŸ˜† ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by Luke Aber Luke Aber
    • Great value shredder
Color: Camo Grey
Review Image by C. A. Boylstein C. A. Boylstein
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Review Image by C. A. Boylstein C. A. Boylstein
If you want an explorer style under 400 then this is an excellent option. Nothing was wrong with this instrument out of the box. Tuned down for shipping, set the strings to standard and hooked it up to a Fender super champ 2 (with warehouse veteran 20 watt) to try out some different voicings etc. The neck is natural/dry Iā€™d say. Pretty standard neck pick up at this level. The bridge pickup is ā€œheavy metalā€ a bit hot which makes the middle position quite useful. Bridge is excellent for chording and soloing. I was planning to have some SD invaders installed but thereā€™s no rush on that from my ears. Itā€™s a gain master but also decent clean. I got this to riff with gain and it will do that in spades. I also like that the sound and feel is quite different from my other metal makers, a Dunable Asteroid DE and Schecter Riggs FRS Ultra. In terms of value, I also have an IYV 300 (green LP) and an older Epi special I in tv yellow. All 3 are great values, the wood of the IYV is quite good but I replaced pickups and all hardware on that plus a pro setup. Now it rocks. This is a better ā€œrockerā€ out of the box and it is set up quite nicely. The epi is basswood, looks great, amazing rosewood fretboard, and very underrated stock pickups (700T/650R). All 3 are great $200 guitars and obviously my faves but for the Revenge - itā€™s quite nice, rocks well, decent hardware, unique neck feel. Pretty chunky - more gibby style than Ibanez. Packed well. No blemishes. Update: With G.C. offering a free install promo I did put in some white SD Invaders. Stock p.u.s definitely based on these. Look at the huge magnets. Iā€™d say they capture about 80% of the invaders but invader neck more paf like and bridge more articulate. I also added an Eyemaster pedal. Wow what a great combo. Invaders add perhaps some clarity but require an amp treble boost to ā€œbreatheā€. Stocks actually more balanced in middle position. I like them so much Iā€™m thinking of getting a warlock body to put them in. To conclude: with the invaders some custom knobs and an eyemaster pedal going into a superchamp with gain at 10 voiced with mesa boogie (my fave by far with the eye master) or Vox 30 or Marshall this thing can sound pro ready. I Ike the tuners and bridge enough to leave alone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024 by C. A. Boylstein C. A. Boylstein
    • Great Value for the Money, Especially if you have some Guitar Experience
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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