Virgo Fusion Electric Guitar Coil Split Humbucker Pickup Solid Body Electric Guitars

This guitar is a real eye opener! You get premium quality attributes and build for a budget price. It was set up perfect and intonation properly done right out of box. Note the strings needed to be changed as I hated their feel. Put some Ernie Ball 9's on and what a difference! This guitar is definitely punching up in weight class! Totally impressed! Fretwork is outstanding with the ss frets. Locking tuners, bone nut, coil split for both pickups, roasted maple neck..........for $300.........unreal! This is not a beginner guitar. This guitar is better than an MIM Fender! Not a standard Telecaster either. Bridge and neck humbuckers. Lots of tonal options. Neck is extremely comfortable. Unbeatable guitar for the price. This is gig ready. Love it! The blue looks much better in person than in pics! I am updating as of 12/15. This is one hell of a guitar! This guitar plays like $700-$1200 guitars. It is a bargain. I have been playing nonstop for over a month. I only made a minor string height adjustment and changed out strings for Ernie Ball strings. It is really a top notch guitar! Highly recommend!

My Musi Virgo Fusion Tele in Galaxy black just arrived. It was packaged very well, encased in styrofoam and wrapped in the usual soft styrofoam bag. Wow! this thing looks incredible. The flake really pops in 6 different colored flake.. after checking fit and finish thoroughly I found no flaws what so ever. Everything is perfect. Action was close enough to my liking, intonation was spot on. Nut was cut well and everything is right at the first fret. Frets are great. Well finished and polished nicely with no sharp ends on the rounded end of the fret. Truss rod was right on with very slight relief. Plays very well and is real comfortable. Electronics all work great. 3 way switch is tight feeling and pots are smooth with no rough spots. Coil splits work well. Glad there are two individual push/pull pots....more tone options.All in all I am more than satisfied with this instrument. It is gig ready. Better than most at twice the price.

The quality of this guitar is excellent! The value at this price is simply amazing. Stainless steel frets, locking tuners, rosewood fretboard, roasted maple neck, bone nut and an amazing looking finish. It is also very comfortable to play whether you stand or sit.Mine was pretty much perfect right out of the box. The tuners are nice and smooth and stay in tune. The pickups sound good on clean or high gain. The action on mine was at 1.5 mm and it weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces. The only negative would be the strings. I would change them as soon as you get the guitar so just know that going in.

It’s a good guitar for the price. The compromises make sense, and the guitar is efficient for the money. You get some rare features (mixed return on the hype). The body is good, and the neck is great. Altogether tho, this is comparable to the industry standard and has many meaningful weaknesses.For twice the price, you can have a Schecter SVSS Tele with jumbo frets, a licensed Floyd Rose with a locking nut, name-brand active pickups, an arm carve, and no weird quirks. And unless you really need a TREMOLO, SS FRETS, and THIS SICK FINISH on a T-STYLE, there are guitars everywhere that compare favorably to this for less than $500.It is by no means a "perfect budget guitar" or a crazy steal or anything like that. It's pretty good, will grow with upgrades, and has a unique style. That's what you should buy it for. The bridge is mediocre. It looks like a $35 Musiclily unit. It did not arrive properly set up. The provided wrench was too small for the saddle screws, and I had to use my own. It has a plain bar which must be used with a set screw which chews it up. The sleeve inside is garbage and I don't know that I can fix it. It has more play than the 2-decade old Edge III in my first guitar. It has a usable but sloppy return to zero, even with the bone nut. The saddle screws are sharp and uncomfortable. The bridge studs are beneath the high and low E, making adjustment difficult. This is below basic and compares unfavorably even to other primitive tremolos such as that on the AZES. It is a standard size and I expect it to be an easy but absolutely necessary upgrade for another ~$100. The controls are budget. This is the most immediately obvious compromise, and it makes this feel nothing like a nice guitar. The knobs are not straight, are not perfectly smooth, and the volume taper is the worst I’ve ever used. The tuners are fine. They are obviously cheap, with play along several axes. It’s minor, but the output jack could be in a better spot.The guitar is noisy. Humbucking positions are okay, but not silent. I haven't looked inside, but it collects more signals and amplifies them more than my other guitars. It's especially bad against my body. I could try troubleshooting it bit by bit, but the time would be less wasted by redoing the cavity myself with nice shielding and soldering.Stainless steel frets are overrated. I'd take nickel over these if they were jumbo. If you're actually playing enough guitar to wear thru your frets, getting them repaired shouldn't scare you so much. The frets on this guitar look nice and perform fine, and they're not the best part of this neck. The saddle screws more than undo the comfort of this feature. The black finish is not as pretty in person. It lacks the depth and consistency of the photos. The headstock has a lower flake density than the body, and the carve is very shallow which makes it look less impressive up close. The neck roast is dark, but patchy and uneven. It is knotty and quartersawn in an odd, lopsided way the created a patchy grain. I still love looking at it, but it’s less than I hoped for. Depending on your style of play, you may need to install a string tree. This is a very disappointing design flaw given the attractiveness of the stock headstock. A little more break angle would have gone a long way. This review may seem critical; it is in response to the overall reception of this guitar. I love these Chinese imports and feel nothing for name brands, but much of the praise this guitar is getting is deluded. Still, this guitar rocks. I hope the honesty helps you feel confident in what you’re getting. The Andromeda pickups really are phenomenal. They are generally bright, and the single coil positions have a cool Tele character. The pickup/switching arrangement is actually perfect. It has many sounds, all sound good, and nothing is left out. I’ve never used budget pickups so charismatic to me, and I prefer only a signature Fishman set among my guitars. The neck is fantastic, with a high-tech shape, great machining, and a perfect texture. The finish is the coolest I’ve seen on a guitar like this, and actually does look and feel like a higher end instrument.The most core parts of this guitar are solid and it speaks to me as a piece of art, but I'm not satisfied. The upgrades I want aren't to make it cooler, but to fix it. I wouldn't give this tremolo to a beginner. That would be mean. Recommend it for a project.

The media could not be loaded. Hmmm, what can I say, when you work hard for your pay check, and you decide to buy a guitar, these guitars are by far the Best Buy for your buck, they are amazing, perfectly set up, yes I had to tune it, not a problem, the colour is awesome, the height of the strings, perfect, the locking tuners, work just great, the fret work is by far the best I’ve seen in years, and I’ve owned at least 45 guitars in the last 3 years, the pickups are not bad at all, the weight of the guitar is good and feels good on your lap or in a strap, the way it is shipped to you is awesome, comes in its own styrofoam case in a cardboard box, not a mark on it, I opened the box and plugged it in, and it played as good if I had taken it to someone to set it up, I can’t praise the guitar or the company that made them, I recommend these to anyone, I can if you are just starting out, or you’ve played for years, they are worth way more then what you pay, WAY MORE. I have bought , Jackson, Gibson, squire, strats, sag’s, to flying v’s, many brands and I just live my M MUSI VIRGO GUITAR, I hope this helps,

This guitar seems like it should cost double what it does. I bought it to try out aa a cheaper version of a Wolfgang. I have tried a wolf standard. This guitar does not give up much to the evh, the finish is incredible. The neck is one of the nicest I have played, including Fender and Gibson. There is really nothing to upgrade here, it's a great guitar. I don't play it as my main, but I have it in a drop tuning for that style.Not a fan of the trem bar system, needing an Allen key to install ans remove is not a very good choice ,as should you lose or forget the key you can't really use the bar.Buy this guitar.

I have owned a few guitars in my lifetime some expensive some inexpensive and I must say this guitar beats beats them all. Sound, setup, playability, feel, craftsmanship all above board. If you need one guitar that covers every sound this is it. A dream to play, and for the price you won’t be disappointed, I know I’m not.

With all the features included, it still needed a lot of set up. The string height was very high, easy adjustment but could have been done in the factory. Also it requires tuning more often than I expected. I'm not sure about the quality of the locking tuners and if the tuning problems persist I will probably upgrade to a higher quality. Otherwise it is a beautiful guitar and once I adjusted the string height to suit me, I found it to be a joy to play. It's a great value for the money vs the features. The frets are fantastic and the neck is smooth and easy to play on. I'm sure it will go up in price as the word gets out.

I got the Fusion model in green. Very nice finishes. Intonation is good right out of the box. Action is set nice and low but a few times the high E string slipped off the fretboard and stuck under the nut. If this happens to your guitar the neck might be slightly misaligned in the pocket. I was able to fix it by loosening the neck bolts half a turn, pushing down slightly on the neck and re-tightening the screws. There were also a couple of frets that were buzzing or dead notes. I used a tack hammer with a felt furniture pad stuck on the face to tap them down and now they play perfectly.