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

I’ve played guitars for years and own several guitars from cheap copies to top of the line Fender and EVH brands. Amazing quality, sound, aesthetics, and ergonomics for a guitar this inexpensive. Great job Amazon, making a good quality guitar available to those that can’t afford a Gibson or Epiphone Explorer. It came ready to play except for a minor bridge height adjustment to eliminate minor string buzz. I did some minor adjustment to fine tune the intonation. The E string did break but I ordered one off Amazon for a dollar and got it next day. The neck plays well and sounds good on clean and distortion channels, good “hot” pickups. I’ll probably eventually adjust the truss rod a little. Anyone that doesn’t know these adjustments can Google them. There are many good How to Videos and you will learn more about the instrument and how to set it up to your preference. Pretty tough to have a Guitar Tech set up every guitar for this price range and guitars do need adjusting as they age. Better to learn now with a $200 dollar guitar so you know your stuff when you become a rock star and can afford a $10,000 Gibson Explorer. Good luck to everyone that gets one. Rock on.

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 😆

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.

This was a killer deal, so I had to grab one before the teriffs destroy the budget guitar market... So far easily on par with mid range guitars 500-700 dollar range and swings way above it's weight class. Arrived almost gig ready (action was a tad low but easily corrected) I changed the tuners out for locking but really didn't need to as the stock tuners were fine and she didn't have a problem staying in tune. The pickups are rather hot and pretty decent for her cost (def. got an 80s metal hotness to them) I plan on replacing those with SD blackouts but that's my personal preference and like the tuners not necessary at all. The fretwork is nice and she came a tad dry, but some fretboard 65 cured that .All in all she's a copy of an Ibanez Destroyer, with her own little perks.. I mean come on she's a neck through Destroyer with rounded (nice fretwork BTW) frets and a killer urban camo paint job. I was impressed to say the least. Westcreek has proved themselves to me and they will probably do the same for you. Great gig or even starter at this current price point.... I wish I had this kinda axe when I started.