LyxPro 39” SB Series Electric Guitar

The frets have a slight roughness on the ends, which is readily repaired. The tone and volume knobs are stunning, and the finish on the top, back, and neck is really shiny. I own Gibson's, Martins, and Fenders and was intrigued about this guitar's quality and playability. It sounds great via my 50W tube combo amp. Plays quite good. It's really simple to worry. I am quite satisfied with it and want to keep it. I have around 20 guitars and have been playing since "1969."

You can improve the sound by changing the strings.

Pots are of poor quality and are improperly connected. The tone pot on the neck regulates simply the tone, not the loudness. In the center position, the lower volume pot remains at full blast until around two and then turns off. I'll have to take it to a nearby store and get the pots replaced. I was quite disappointed. I've paid less for better secondhand Epiphone guitars. addendum: a local chain guitar store laughed me out of there, saying I should simply return it, so I hunted out a local luthier/guitar expert, who examined it straight away, confirmed the improper wiring, and charged me $70 to repair everything inside, including the switch, rather than patch a lousy job.

The majority of the upper frets, approximately 12 or so, are uneven. It's not a problem that early players will notice, but it can cause problems once you reach the intermediate range and beyond. I get some pretty squirrely sound on the low E at positions 1 and 2 and can't get a genuine tone off the A, even after a skilled technician has set it properly. Overall, it will fulfil the purpose for which I purchased it, although I wish my local instrument store hadn't closed.

At the location of the amp cord's plug, a wire was left exposed.