The Paul Stanley Collection includes everything from entry level to U.S.A. built solid body and acoustic guitars along with a variety of music instrument accessories. The Wasburn PS600 is a Kiss fan’s dream guitar.

Paul’s latest design is available in multiple finishes and features his signature star tailpiece. Click here for more info!

Feature:
The body is very solid and balanced. One of the knobs does not seem to do much.

Quality:
It’s very glossy and looks sharp.

Sound:
It is very well of the sound cause this is collaborated with Washburn to create a whole new series of electric and acoustic guitars designed by Paul himself. Make the sound very worthies in your ear.

Value:
Some people were looking at a few other guitars and were afraid if would have buyer’s remorse. That quickly went away when they plugged in. They had been looking at the Epiphone Les Paul and a Fender. Check latest price!

Desirability:
The blue was not as dark as the picture.

Ease of Use:
It was very impressed when you started hitting some chords. You played a few licks from some solos and you were truly amazed at the sound.

Overall:
You won’t buy another guitar for awhile. To be honest, you will get a KISS fan you life.

Features:
Mahogany body
Gloss finish
Tune-o-matic bridge
Star Tailpiece
Randall pickups
3-way toggle switch
2 volume, 1 tone control
Mahogany set neck
Rosewood fingerboard with unique gothic inlays
22 jumbo frets
24.75″ scale
18:1 Grover® tuners
Buzz Feiten Tuning System™
List Price: $1,249.90
Case: GB4 Included
Colors: Black, Silver Burst, Blueburst
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A bound, carved flame maple top, the revolutionary V.C.C., and deluxe hardware including Grover 18:1 tuner combine to make a truly striking and deluxe guitar. This model marks the return of pearl wing fingerboard inlays to the Washburn line. The set neck allows a slim neck joint and offers comfortable access to the upper register.

Feature:
All the features on these guitars are wonderful. The an everything from the Buzz Feiten Tuning System and Grover tuners, Seymour Duncan pickups, pearl wing inlays, select carved tops, etc. make for a sensational guitar. Though, on the other hand, the VCC system and volume pots are a bit weak. It would have been better if they had just put in push/pull tone knobs to split coils than the VCC controls. Click here for more features!

Quality:
Excellent set up. The WI66 Pro guitars truly are beautiful works of art and amazing to play. Set neck is very comfortable and feels solid. Grover tuners stay in tune well.

Sound:
With a Seymour Duncan ‘59 and an SD Custom you get a wide range of sounds from this guitar from hard rock to a nice clean sound for jazz, really can roar with the bridge pup (three-way switch).

The VCC is a Washburn set up that is a variation on a tap for switching on single-coil. You need to play with it for a while to get the feel, it’s not like the usual push/pull that other guitars have. With this, you can roll on and off to get shades of change in tone. This is so worthies allowing that some people are never convinced with any single-coil tap effect, it has been played live and people are suitably impressed.

Value:
Put it this way – most guys that think Gibson and cant afford it get an Epi. Quite frankly, the set up of this guitar, the quality of pick-ups etc would wipe the floor with any Epi or similar. Don’t even bother thinking about it. It’s a no-brainer really quite.  This price compares with higher spec Epi’s but comes with far better hardware than Epi ever offer. Check latest price!

Ease of Use:
The standard of guitar you get for your money means this has to get a 10. You can ignore the VCC option just plug it in and play and this thing will kick your ass!! Nice action with a rosewood fretboard. It has a through-neck which with the cut-away design gives excellent access to the higher frets.

Desirability:
Absolutely!! A Gibson-style guitar, with quality finish and hardware this is something that definitely attracts attention. The combination of its look, sound and the fact that a Washburn guitar is a bit of a rare find over here means the guitar gets a ton of compliments.

Technical Info :
Mahogany body
Bound, carved flame maple top
Mahogany set neck
Fingerboard radius 14 in.
Bound rosewood fingerboard
Bound headstock
Pearl wing inlays on fingerboard
Seymour Duncan ‘59 Reissue pickup in the neck
Seymour Duncan Custom Custom pickup in bridge
3 way toggle switch
Speed knobs
Tune-omatic bridge with stop tailpiece
Exclusive Grover 18:1 gear ratio tuners
Buzz Feiten Tuning System

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The Washburn N2 is a superb guitar with excellent playability and premium features like a Bill Lawrence® L500 bridge pickup & Washburn 600S Floyd Rose® tremolo system.

The N2 is built with an alder both and a natural finish maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard, which is loaded with 22 jumbo frets.

Although the N4 remains Nuno’s “main workhorse, the N2s deliver the heart and soul of that design – at a price that more musicians can afford!

Washburn now includes a padded gigbag. For more info click here!

Feature:
This model should have come with Cutaway option. Anything else is OK. Pick-ups are “top performing”, very good tuners, etc.

Quality:
The N2 is well made and not bad for an entry N model. It has had mine for 16 years and is still going strong.

Sound:
Nice sound Bill Lawrence bridge pickup has a very nice tone. it’s sound is good. In the bridge mode it had a good crunch to it. In the middle and neck position it has a good blues and clean sound.

Value:
Worth every penny, great value would expect to pay more. About $700.00 for mine 16 years ago, it would be a good starter. Check latest price! Check used price!

Ease of Use:
Excellent fret board…just misses “Cutaway”.

Overall:
After all these years, planning to up-grade it (to keep it) and also get a N4

Features:
Alder body
Natural finish Maple neck
Rosewood fingerboard
22 jumbo frets
L500 Bill Lawrence bridge pickup
Washburn 600S Floyd Rose tremolo system
Chrome hardware
Die cast tuners
Includes Deluxe Gigbag

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Comfortable

With the body carved at the top, and designed for Basswood body, it makes comfortable feel and perfect tone. The guitar neck is finished with satin, with a slim profile is topped off with a Rosewood fingerboard make you comfortable to play it. Detail of seven pole humbuckers deliver a crushing tone with rocking sound and a lot of detail.

Stylish

This X37 7 string electric guitar, comes with 3 stylish color, original blemished black, black and blue. The X37 also includes sealed die-cast tuners, a string-thru-body, an adjustable bridge and black hardware make you like a professionally guitar player.

New Experience

With the revolutionary 7 string guitar, comfortable and stylish, you will make a really good beater/experiment guitar once you put some decent pick-ups in it.

Sound

You can almost use any type of amp, to play with. It will produce a quality sound, from hardcore metal to jazzy style, this guitar sounds pretty good for the price range. The responds is well tune, and does not sound like cheap guitar. With the thin neck, the string does not buzz on the frets, you will happy with this product.

Features

• Basswood string-thru-body

• Satin-finished Maple neck

• Rosewood fingerboard

• 24 jumbo frets

• Sealed die-cast tuners

• Adjustable bridge

• Black hardware

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Specifications

• Series: X Series

• Body: Basswood – with Arched Top!

• Neck: Maple, Slim Profile w/Satin Finish

• Fingerboard: Rosewood

• Frets: 24 Jumbo

• Machine Heads: Sealed Die Cast

• Pickups: 2 High Output 7-Pole Humbuckers

• Bridge: String Thru Body Design, Adjustable

• Hardware: Black

• Scale Length: 25.5 inches
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The Washburn Power

Washburn was born at Chicago in 1883, almost 125 years ago. Washburn has built more than just great guitars, they’ve built a history. The Washburn tradition of fine instrument making is make this brand always alive. Craftsmanship and innovation has withstood the tests of economics, brand competition and fashion, make Washburn more better.

Every guitar reflects the hard-working spirit of the Washburn employees who craft and design each guitar. You’ll feel confident knowing that each guitar represents the finest quality at the best possible price. Washburn is not just make guitar, they build history. Now more than ever, an investment in a Washburn guitar is a special gift for yourself or someone you know. Click here for electric guitar from Washburn.

Price

This guitar actually is a low cost electric guitar. The price is below $200. Although the price is low, but it will produced a quality sound. The price is start from $175, it depends on the color you choose. Click here for latest price.

Best Deals

This fullsize LX3PAK Wasburn electric guitar is built for beginner player. With 4 battery AA, you’ll no need additional electricity power.

“This is a pretty decent guitar under $100. I got it for chistmas almost 3 years ago and its still in one piece. I’ve never had any problems with it in the past and it still works well now. Although it is a decent guitar i would only recomend it for practice. It is in no way shape or form a performace guitar, long lasting, rayne

Product Features

• Full size electric guitar
• Long scale for bending notes
• 3 single pole pickups and a 5 way switch for tonal variety
• Whammy bar bridge is fully intonatable
• Battery operated belt pak amp – no need for AC

Cons:

“This is actually NOT a Washburn, it’s a “LYON by Washburn”. I bought mine for $88, how could I go wrong? Let me count the ways.

1. It appears that there are minor flaws in every piece of this guitar. It’s my theory that Washburn sends all their material defects to the Lyon factory in China. Well, maybe not, but it’s this type of product association that can ruin a company’s brand.

2. I’ve tweaked every aspect of this guitar…Replaced the pickups with fat-strats. Dressed the frets. Locked down the cheesy trem. Re-soldered all pots and connectors. All these were necessary, and they all had a positive effect but…

3. I’m not sure what wood they used, but it’s very lightweight. There is no mass density to this instrument, therefore no sustain.

This was a good project guitar to figure out how to modify them and work on them. You know, take it apart, put it back together. But as a gigging instrument, it will never, ever do. Unless you’re a guitar-smashing thrash metal wannabe.

If you want something cheap for your non-musician kid as a birthday or Christmas present to see if they have any aptitude or desire, then perhaps it’s good for that. If they do like it, they’ll be asking for a real guitar within a year. “, save your money, get a real instrument, handlon

Pros:

“My mom and I were shopping in Target a couple of months ago and saw that this was on sale for 99 bucks. I looked at it and it promised that there was a lot of accessories included so that you could get started right out of the box. My mom had wanted me to take up an instrument anyway, so she bought it.

I’ve had a great time with it since then. It comes with a demo DVD, an amp, strings, picks, carrying bag, everything (just make sure to look for the stuff in the bag itself–I didn’t and returned it, thinking that some of the stuff hadn’t come with it. The lady at the counter showed me and I was embarassed) you need.

It sounds good; the amp is surprisingly loud. All I needed was a distortion pedal and some chord charts and some free lessons downloaded on the Internet and I was set. I haven’t had a bit of trouble since I got it. “, Big Bang for the Buck, kid

Please note that this guitar is manufactured by Lyon by Washburn, its not actually produced by Washburn. The target market is beginner player, especially for kid. So if you an advanced player you will disappointed.