EART Electric Guitar Headless fix Bridge for 6 String Travel Guitar Small But Full-scale Guitar Ultra-Light For Travel and Performance Right Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Blue

Amazing guitar and astounding value for money. Clearly a lot of time was spent in the stainless steel frets. They are perfectly level crowned and polished with rounded fret end. The AlNiCo V humbuckers sound amazing. If all guitars from China played and sounded as well as this EART GW2 I would have no need to buy a guitar from anywhere else. The guitar is perfect and arrived that way, nothing need be done to make it plate or sound great. I have had USA made guitars delivered that weren’t as well set up as this Chinese guitar. Don’t get me wrong, MOST Chinese guitars are crap and need a lot work and upgrades to be decent, not his EART. I got it out of a box and gigged it that night. No issues. This feels like a $1500 guitar. The intonation is spot on and the bridge/tuning system is great and easy to use. I love this guitar so much I am buying another just so I have a back up should this one be stolen.My ONLY complaint is it doesn’t come with a gig bag. To buy the gig bag from EART costs $60 but also costs another $80 for shipping from China. I wish they would include the gig bag and just charge $60 more.Anyway, thank you EART!

I cannot believe how nice this guitar is for the price. Even after reading all the amazing reviews I was expecting this.The top is more beautiful and detailed than you can see in the pictures. So is the back side of the guitarI love that its textured on both sides.The neck is perfect for me. So comfortable I didn't have to adjust to it in anyway from my Ibanez wizard neck which I thought I would.Easy to tune and stays in tune.5 piece neck? Which is also beautiful. Can't believe this as a feature on a sub £300 guitarIt sounds great too, no need to change pickups as I thought I would.I can't fault the guitar apart from the fact I want to change the knobs to go for wooden ones instead just an aesthetic preference.Highly recommend

I put about 20 minutes into adjusting the action and the guitar was good to go. I love the magnetic winder for the tuners it is really clever. When I purchased I wondered if I would have to upgrade the pickups but they sound fabulous. The guitar balances perfectly too. Couldn't be happier. Hope Eart think of doing a short scale headless bass - for this kind of price it would be awesome.

Blown away by how good this is for £309. I own/have owned over 30 guitars in my time and this plays as well as my Charvels and many of the others. It does need a good set up (lowered the saddles) first as to be expected. I am using the stock strings (10 to 46 I believe) and I expect the guitar will play even better with 9-42 when I get round to changing them.Great finish, cracking neck and the hype about the frets is all true.Negatives: switch seems a bit cheap and the volume taper is progressive rather than acting as roll-off for cleaning up the level of gain.

A very, very good instrument for the price.The woods used and construction seem to be first rate. The 1mm-or-so spalted veneer on top looks very attractive even close-up.The 5 piece neck is absolutely *stellar*: Slim, fast and extremely consistent in thickness and feel from the nut to the heel. No complaints there whatsoever.The medium-jumbo fretwork is much better than one would expect at this price point. Frets appear to be stainless steel (nice!), are very nicely rounded at the edges and nicely crowned. Very comfortable indeed. My guitar had ever-so-slightly uneven fret edges on the high E edge of the fretboard, but it's not severe enough to affect playability. Slightly more bothersome is a minor fret buzz (sitar tone) at the 3rd fret on the G and B strings after lowering the action a bit. Will investigate this further but I don't think there's a major problem there and I think a bit of continued tweaking the set-up should be able to resolve it.The componentry seems to be no-nonsense and decent quality. Pots are smooth and noise-free. Selector switch (3-way) seems robust and is nicely detented. Soldering appears fine. The internals have no extra RF shielding but that's not a problem. The stock pickups are a very pleasant surprise: They're toneful, low noise and I'm happy to stick with them.The fixed bridge system has typically been the focus of most criticism. I can't say I love it as you really need to use the little magnetically-attached hex-key crank for both fine and rapid tuning. I can see this dropping off and getting lost eventually. I also think the hex screw adjustments for string height and position locking are a bit cumbersome. That said, all bridge systems have their pros and cons. This one does at least offer a very wide range of setup options, and most importantly, it does seem to hold tuning very well indeed. I can live with it.All in all, I'm very happy with the Eart headless. Playability of a high-end instrument. Great looks, great sound and great value. 80% of the quality of a very high-end instrument at 20% of the cost, so you won't be too worried taking it out on gigs etc. What's not to like?Update: Love this guitar. Sitar tones completely fixed by relaxing truss rod a quarter-turn and replacing strings. Action is now incredibly low and fast, perfect for fast legato. Stock pickups are really, really good. Just be aware that you will probably need to spend some quality time refining the set-up to your liking (same for any guitar, really). Very happy indeed with this.