Question 1

What should I do if the guitar I want is out of stock?

Accepted Answer

We apologize if the guitar you're interested in is out of stock. We restock our inventory every quarter and sometimes accept preorders at a discount to ensure you get the exact model you want. Please contact us to inquire about upcoming stock!

Question 2

Removing Pick Guard?

Accepted Answer

Possible, but it will leave drill holes in the body.

Question 3

Replacing Grover Tuners (with locking, etc.)?

Accepted Answer

Possible, but it will leave drill holes on the headstock. We are currently researching models that can fit perfectly and give our customers a different option.

Question 4

Pickup Specs?

Accepted Answer

We use Alnico pickup. Wounded slowly by acurite CNC. It produces great sound that is organic, warm, and fat.

Question 5

What are the differences between the SC77 and WLP 750 models?

Accepted Answer

The SC77 features an ebony fingerboard, offering a harder tone and greater clarity, while the WLP 750 has a rosewood fingerboard, providing a warmer, more traditional tone. Both models have unique headstock designs. Jin personally prefers the ebony fingerboard.

Question 6

No more 8 string basses and guitars?

Accepted Answer

No, we unfortunately do not carry these anymore.

Question 7

Set In Necks?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

Question 8

Chrome hardware?

Accepted Answer

Yes, available in some colors only.

Question 9

Which guitar models feature single-coil pickups?

Accepted Answer

Currently, our TC4 and Relic models feature single-coil pickups. Stay tuned for more models in the future!

Question 10

Neck shape of AIO?

Accepted Answer

We carry regular necks that are not unique. What will "feel" thin is from our setup. It WILL be smooth.

Question 11

Guitars with satin necks?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they are available.

Question 12

Fret metal or stainless?

Accepted Answer

We choose nickel. Stainless steel changes the tone and wears out strings too quickly. Copper sounds great, but it’s too soft — perfect for classical guitars, but not strong enough for fast or aggressive playing. For our guitars, nickel gives the best balance of tone, durability, and feel.

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