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Reviews (6)
Oct 25, 2017
Changing battery
Battery was the right size and came with a small plug but came with no instructions for hooking it up. I took a pair of needle nose pliers and grasped the small wires behind the plug on the gps unit and pulled. The wires came out but the plug did not. Attempts to get the plug out resulted in the plug and socket tearing off of the circuit board. Now the gps unit is ruined and all 2000+ waypoints of truck stops across the US ARE LOST. In hindsight if I could have snipped the plug off of the battery and and twisted the wires together from the gps plug wires and black tape. My bad, but no instructions so, you win some and you lose some.
Feb 11, 2019
Starshine vos
The guitar came in good shape, good packaging. A truss rod allen wrench and a cord to plug it in is included. It is the brown vos model with the vos satin finish so you don’t get much of the 3d affect from the tiger stripes of the wood like you would with a high gloss finish, but the coloration and shading of the colors is great! The rose wood looking fretboard and inlays look good. The advertised picture had a Starshine logo on the headstock but this has none, just black which is fine with me. No serial number stamp either.
This thing looks great, no defects visible and binding looks good.
The neck is very straight and frets have no rough edges and are pressed in good.
The pots work good, switch good and the pickups are “ok” sounds pretty good for the price, better than I thought they would. Sounds good through my line 6 spider 4.
I know the tuners are cheap but it stays in tune.
Now the not so good stuff.
One string was buzzing no matter what i did to fix it. Other strings buzzed at the 12th fret so i adjusted the truss rod for relief, still buzzed. Then levelled the frets. Now no buzzing except for the one string. It turns out that the bridge with the wire spring was causing this buzz.
The saddle screw ends dont stay in their pilot holes and the saddles move around so i turned the bridge around and it sounds much better but the bridge is going to get replaced with some Screw in conversion posts a new bridge for sure! Then I lowered the action and filed the nut. I knew this would be a project and hoped that the basic guitar would be good enough to work with and it is!
Now it plays great.
At the very least, expect to have fret work done and replace the bridge.
For the price i cant complain, it just needs some work to fix it up into a good player.
And yes i would buy another one.
One final thought, i might get a bridge to be able to adjust a little bit more string spacing since the neck and frets are wide enough to do so and replace the nut, but the one that it has is not bad.
Dec 30, 2024
You get what you pay for. It didnt get h...
You get what you pay for. It didnt get hot enough for soldering a wire to the back of a guitar pot switch.