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Fretlight 5 Electric Guitar, White: Ideal guitar for beginners Compact alder body Two-way truss rod in a maple neck Advanced polymer fretboard Single humbucker Volume control Audio jack for standard connection to any amplifier Patented lighted learning system in first 5 frets Beginner's electric guitar comes with: Fretlight Studio 6 for the Beginner software (chord and scale library and fretlight video player) Beginner 101 Fretlight ready video lesson "Learning at the Speed of Light Vol. 1" song lessons and play-along 10' Fretlight-to-USB cable Built-in electronic tuner
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| Brand | Fretlight |
| Item model number | Fretlight F5WHTRHA |
| Color | White |
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| Product Id | 1228520 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 855851005304 |
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I really liked the Fretlight concept. I bought an FG 421, Strat copy, about three years ago. From the beginning it would not stay in tune. Since I have other "real" guitars I decided to keep it as a learning tool only. BIG MISTAKE. I lost interest in it because it sounded and played terrible compared to my 86 strat. I found the diodes difficult to see when holding the guitar in playing position. I found a good local luthier and after he proved himself with other guitars, I gave him the Fretlight to see if he could make a decent guitar out of it. I was prepared to change the tuners and put a EMG loaded pick guard on it in hopes of making it playable. After adjusting the truss rod, leveling the frets and doing a total set-up on the guitar it still would not stay in tune. He then discovered that the plastic electronic fingerboard was separating from the neck base on both sides. This GUITAR IS GARBAGE! I spoke with Greg at Fretlight and even thought he sounded genuinely interested in helping me... The bottom line is that it is out of warranty and It will cost me $200 to fix the neck on my own with no guarantee that the fingerboard will not break in the process. That does not include the $300.00 it will cost for new tuners and the EMG plus the cost at the guitar shop of installation of the upgrades and a new set-up. Greg is willing to "try" to fix the neck and my only cost is shipping it to Fretlight. They will "try" to repair it and pay the shipping back to me. Greg spoke to my Luthier and doesn't think the repair is going to be successful… His best advice is to buy a new one. RIGHT… Waste more money at Fretlight!!! I am retreating to my original position. I will use it as a learning tool for chords and scales. It is useless as a playable guitar and therefore it's ability to teach songs and work with GP 6 is hobbled. I would not buy a guitar from Fretlight without a lifetime warranty… They have design flaws and are made cheaply… THEY WILL NOT LAST!!!