Fesley 39" LP Electric Guitar Kit, Full Size Solid Body Electric Guitars for Beginners with Humbucker Pickups, Poplar Body, M

4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars | 102 ratings

Price: 189.99

Last update: 06-28-2024


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ELECTRIC GUITAR KIT: This Fesley electric guitar kit features a sleek design with a comfortable contoured body and a "D " shaped neck, making it easy for beginners to play the guitar. It also features humbucker pickups and a three-way toggle switch for versatile sound options.
HUMBUCKER PICKUPS: With two classic dual-coil humbucker pickups, our electric guitar offer a wide range of tones. From smooth and mellow melodies to powerful and edgy riffs, our guitars deliver exceptional sound quality perfect for rock and blues performances.
SOLID BODY: Crafted using premium poplar, our solid body electric guitars ensure durability and a high-quality feel. The fingerboard, mainly made of high-density techwood, adds to the instrument's longevity and provides a smooth playing experience.
CONTROL KNOBS: Equipped with three pickup control knobs, including two for volume adjustment and one for tone control, our electric guitars give you precise control over your sound. Fine-tune your tone to perfection and captivate your audience with every note.
HIGH-QUALITY GUITAR ACCESSORIES: The electric guitar kit includes a LP guitar, a gig bag, a connection cable, a strap, and an instruction manual. Everything you need to start playing right away! Suitable for all skill levels and various occasions, this kit is perfect for beginners and adult learners alike.

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Top reviews from the United States

David
5.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding Quality and Performance for Any Musician
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
After watching a number of video reviews for the Fesley FLP350 I decided to do something I thought I would never do, order a sub $150 guitar from Amazon. I am a gigging musician and all of my guitars get used. I don’t have any guitars hanging on my wall and I don’t have a YouTube channel so no guitar company is going to send me products to review.

The Fesley arrived double boxed and packed solidly. Straight out of the box the guitar was set up very well and could be played with no adjustment, though I did change the strings to some 9-42 Super Slinkies and I lowered the action just a bit, to my taste. In full disclosure, the strings that came with the guitar really didn’t do it justice. They went in the trash. I wasn’t expecting a much of a difference, but the new strings completely changed the tone and playability - for the better.

The one thing that I found a little odd is that the volume knobs are backwards from every other LP style guitar that I have played. I don’t know if this is an intentional design thing or if someone at the factory made a mistake. To me, it’s not worth sending the guitar back. I got used to the layout pretty quickly. Tuning stability is excellent. The neck is not quite the modern C that I am used to, but it is still a very comfortable neck.

Last night I took Fesley to a gig and played it on all three sets of music. I play through a Headrush pedalboard running straight to the front of house. The guitar tone is outstanding. I will admit that the bridge pickup is a bit on the treble side for my taste, but a little EQ dialed this in. You can also blend in a little of the neck pickup to compensate, if you like. That being said, the Fesley cuts through the mix like crazy! The best part of this guitar is that it weighs almost nothing. I’m not 25 years old anymore, and wearing a heavy guitar for 3 hours of music is simply not something I want to deal with nowadays.

So if you are one of those people like me who agonize over buying new instruments, and pour over all of the reviews and videos, do yourself a favor and just buy this guitar. While researching this guitar saw a lot of comments that started or ended with: “…for the price…”. I’m telling you that for ANY price this is a fine guitar and will suit any musician, beginning or pro. I would give this review 10 stars if that was possible.

I would like to try the super strat model that Fesley sells as well, but that will have to wait a while until it’s safe to sneak another new guitar past the guard (my wife). ????
Average Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars Best value for a guitar ever
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024
I've been playing guitar for 20 years now and have owned more than a dozen electric guitars. This Fesley one plays better than most or all of them, and it's the cheapest one I've ever bought.

The neck is smooth and matte/satin finished without gloss (thank goodness). It's a nice and comfortable C shape that isn't thin like Ibanezes but not thick like Les Pauls. The frets are on the smaller size. I was a little disappointed at first until I found out I could play really well on these. I'm used to medium to jumbo frets but I am enjoying these small frets. Fret ends could use a little treatment but they are in no means bad. I'm leaving them alone. Frets are smooth enough out of the box. The action is set up high for my taste but I took care of that with truss rod and saddle adjustments. The playability beats most guitars I've played. My $1,500 Ibanez was slightly faster but it had a wider fretboard and bigger frets which is not as fun strumming or playing blues.

The body is beautiful. I love the pink color with a matte finish. The shape is comfortable on my lap and the headstock looks cool.

Hardware seems decent. Tuners are solid for a cheap guitar and better than those on my budget Jackson. Pickups are probably not the best but I don't care about those.

This is not a beginner guitar. It is suitable for anybody. I'd take this over a Fender (MIM, American, Affinity, etc.), PRS (the worst), or most guitars at Guitar Center. It is a good overall guitar that lets me do almost everything. If you want to shred, there are other options.
steven tidcomb
4.0 out of 5 stars A budget guitar with good bones.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
I was initially attracted by its 16” fret radius, visual simplicity and unusual matte finish. The customer revues were generally favorable, and I watched several impressive demos on YouTube. So, considering Amazons reasonable return policy, ordering one was a low risk decision.

The company emailed me before guitar arrived to provide contact info should there be a question or problem. It’s on-time delivery included the best packaging I have seen for a guitar. The included padded gig bag was much nicer than I expected; many guitars don’t even come with one. It even came with a user manual. Not even my pricey Fender Strat came with one, or a bag of any kind. An inspection tag documents the string heights at 1’st and 12’th frets.

With a quick tuning, I was able to play it right out of the box. The neck felt smooth and comfortable with no noticeable bow, high frets or the string buzz that would otherwise result.

Considering the budget price, I was prepared to file, level and polish the frets. Several fret-ends could use a light smoothing but nothing major. No adjustments to the truss rod or saddles were needed. I suspect I was lucky, or maybe recently made guitars had improved, since some earlier reviewers reported rough or sharp frets. But, that is usually easily corrected with the proper files and a bit of skill. Most consumers would simply have a guitar tech / luthier remedy such issues. For $150, it’s the best value for an electric guitar I have seen but more importantly, it’s low price makes upgrades affordable.

Some notable features not typical in this price range include: a 16” fret radius, 22 frets, a coil-tapped humbucker, a body that is thicker than a Squier Bullet and many other budget guitars, and low gear ratio tuners that make it much easier to achieve accurate pitch.

The only significant upgrade I intend to make is the pickups. The stock pickups are just OK but I prefer “Wilde noise-free” pickups designed by the late Bill Lawrence. I would not even consider this upgrade unless the bare bones of a guitar (neck, frets, and body) were of sufficient quality. I am happy to say that at least this particular guitar is certainly worthy of that investment. As for other upgrades, I will wait and see how the tuners, bridge, saddles and electronics perform after a few months of use, but for now they seem OK.

If you are on the fence about buying, ask any guitar tech what it would cost if you had to upgrade those components and then compare that with a brand name equivalent. If you are new to electric guitars, you should know that Stratocaster-type guitars are exceptionally easy to repair, mod, and upgrade, and there are replacement parts available for every budget.

PS: On the box it says “every Fesley has a living soul.”...Ya gotta love that!

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