Solo TCK-1SB-SD DIY Electric Guitar Kit With Sunburst Body & Solderless Electronics
$ 199.99 CAD
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Building a Solo DIY guitar kit can be a rewarding experience. You’ll not only create a custom guitar but also gain valuable skills throughout the process which can be applied to other guitars. Since all the challenging parts such as drilling, shaping, fret leveling and dressing are already taken care of, you’ll just need some basic tools and finishing supplies to complete it.
Features solderless electronics for quick and easy assembly—no soldering required.
Manuals: Assembly
Recommended Tools: Bolt-on Assembly Kit
Finishing Options: Nitro, Stain, Oil, Dyes, etc
Disclaimer: Kits can only be returned in virtually untouched condition and in original packaging
4 reviews for Solo TCK-1SB-SD DIY Electric Guitar Kit With Sunburst Body & Solderless Electronics
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Here are some of our most popular upgrades for your DIY kit. When you opt for any of these upgrades, be prepared for potential modifications to ensure a perfect fit.
**Please keep in mind that these are separate purchases and cannot replace the items already included in the kit**
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cortneyrodet (verified buyer) –
What an awesome project. I’m a beginner with zero experience, and this was the perfect gateway into kits and guitar building. The quality overall was great. The neck and fretting were superb, and the finish on the body looks fantastic. The wood grain shows up nicely through the burst. It took some learning on the job to get the action, intonation, and neck relief right, but it’s a blast. I’m really happy with how the pickups sound out of my Fender Mustang amp. I put 11-48 gauge strings on it, had to adjust the truss rod quite a bit, and raised the bridge pickup. Saddle needed adjustment for intonation, but I got there and I play it everyday.
Customer service at Solo is great, too.
The only two minor complaints: 1) the tuners are really cheap, but that’s an easy enough modification 2) I had to read elsewhere to know what I was doing for a proper tele setup. There’s plenty of stuff out there, so it wasn’t hard to find, but the instructions that come with the kit are very minimal. That said, I will buy from Solo again and again.
Ivan Soto (verified buyer) –
Excellent results in my first guitar project, I do acquired the solderless kit and believe me, that was easy and took me less than two hours from the unboxing to the guitar playing, of course without the proper setup, everything was received in correct working order, well packed and organized. Very Happy !
Brant Wise (verified buyer) –
Fantastic guitar for the money! This was my first kit guitar, and I was hestlitant to purchase for a few reasons. First, I thought I might be trying something beyond my skills etc, but I was able to complete the entire build in a little over 2 hours. All the pre-drilled holes were perfectly aligned and the solderless design was plug and play! The second reason was I was afraid clearing US customs would take a long time, but solo support was amazing. They even completed and sent the necessary Lacey Act and hazardous materials forms to FedEx for me! I will be purchasing another DIY guitar from Solo when I have the budget for another. In the meantime, I’ll be getting a lot of use out of this one.
michael.koehle (verified buyer) –
Really great product at a great price. Instructions were clear, the finish on the body was high quality, and the neck I received was really impressive. It was straight with no troublesome frets and felt really smooth. The neck seriously felt about as good as a Fender Player series. I finished the neck with 5 coats of Tung Oil, and it looks and feels rather good.
Furthermore, the neck fit tightly into the body with no gap. Like the others, I needed a fair bit of truss rod adjustment, but with a bit of time and effort to get the saddles and truss rod right, I was able to get a nice low action with good intonation. For the electronics, my pickups were really muddy sounding (especially the neck). I raised them both a fair bit and tried new strings (D’Addario 10’s), which helped a bit. Fortunately, I was able to get a deal on a Fender Vintera ’50s Vintage Telecaster Pickup Set. I soldered these in, and what a huge difference. It’s now a great sounding guitar. The tuning machines were pretty good, but I did end up switching them out for some basic MusicLilly locking tuners, which was another improvement.
In summary, a really good experience.