Austin AU792BU

2005; 2 controls and 3 way; cherry burst; no case. Vener quilt top and probably basswood body. Not great looking colors, but nicel finish and well made in Indonesia.

Remarkable for a $200 new guitar. Versatile from twang to LP sounds and better than most Epiphones and Gibsons under $1000. A bit trebly, but the potsand tone capacitor can be replaced for cheap. A VERY good sounding guitar

Nice build and smooth finish and joints. No complaints about hardware or tuners. Not top shelf but they are easily available for $200 new and worth it. Plastic nut easily replaced with unbleached bone. Adjust the pickup tilt/height and tweak the polepieces to follow the radius to improve it noticeably.

Sturdy, kight, comfortable.

who cares?

a 10 for value; great sound; excellent factory action and comfortable all over. A poor man;s PRS but lighter... but not a crummy cheapo. Just inexpensive.

Mahogany body, beautiful quilted top, two volumes and one tone knob (like PRS guitars), made in Korea. 22 jumbo frets, two humbuckers, two piece set-in neck with dot inlays, close if not same as a Les Paul or PRS neck.

Nice sound from the humbuckers, I do not have plans to change them. I may have a push/pull pot added to split the coils.

I have two of these one green quilted the other a sort or purple cherry like quilt. It is hard to beat these guitars for the price and quality.

I play hard rock, jazz and blues and these babies can handle them all. As I have stated already this model has two volumes and one tone knob, no toggle switch. Newer models havE one volume, one tone and a toggle.

I understand PRS did not like the two volume, one tone no toggle, so that is the reason for the change.

Came set up very well, no flaws in the finish of either of the two guitars. I like 10s so I had them both set up with 10s.

Solid axe, strap buttons and hardware holds of super. These guitars will stand up well to love playing.

Never had to deal with them.

I have been plying for some time now. Would I buy another one if lost or stolen? YES, own two now as I mentioned earlier. They come in several other colors and I have been looking for them on E-Bay with the same I guess pre law suit two vol, one tone no toggle.

I had mine now for two years and it seems for now people are holding on to the pre-law suit models. I l like everything about these guitars.

If you are looking fro a good PRS Copy, then this is your axe.

I bought this guitar in 2004. made in japan with 22 frets. as far as features go: dual humbuckers, 2 vol., 1 tone. factory pickups were great sounding with plenty of crunch but i needed something a little more edgy so i replaced them with a couple of EMG-HZ. now, rockin hard. basically it's a prs, but personally i like the neck a little better. hey, it's what you like and what you don't right? other than that it's a basic guitar. fits me though cause i am more of a plug and play type guy.

this guitar plays my style well, which is mostly hard rock. the emg's give it the tight sound i need. i am using this guitar with a mesa/boogie triaxis and a mesa 90/90 power amp, 2 mesa upright dual twelve cabs and some effects. it's never noisy, unless i want it to be! lol. good midrange, plenty of bight, back the tone down for some thickness and this thing fills the void. i like the sound but at high volumes it feeds back at times. not to bad though

i didnt have to touch the action. bought it and no complaints! cosmetically beautiful, and the only thing i would recommend to the company is a 3way selector switch.

have played live many times with it and it holds up very well. hardware is in good shape. i replaced the strat buttons with dunlop lockin system but the buttons were still solid before i did. very dependable. have played five live shows with no back up. don't need one.

i have been playing for about 15 years. i like this guitar very much as compared to others i have owned which include; fender, gibson, epiphone and jackson. this has to be my fav so far. i like the playability, and action of the guitar. sound is good but lacks balls. luckily my amp makes up for that. i am really in the market for a step up guitar. either a warrior or a gmp. will continue playing with this until then satisfied.

To put it breifly, this is an ARIA/PRS spin off. Made in Korea, this jem comes with blue quilt top finish. It has 2 volume, and 1 tone knob. Double cutaway, with a LesPaul bridge and tail piece design. All chrome hardware. Very similar to a PRS SE.

This is one of the most versatile guitars I have in my collection. It has a warm anough sound to play a jazz gig, and still have plenty of crunch for rock/fusion/blues. I thought I would have to change the pickups, but after playing a couple of gigs, I have grown very fond of the ones it came with.

Although this guitar had finish flaws(I got it for a discount!) that I managed to polish out for the most part, everything else was fine. Playable with out doing anything to it. Although I prefer 1/2 round Stainless Steels, It still played nice. I of course had to make some final adjustment, but that occurs on almost every guitar I buy.

So far so good.

I have not liked a guitar so much since I lost my Aria ProII CS400. If I will never loose this guitar, but if I did, I would definitely hunt down another one. For a guitar in this price range, it is perfect for a person that play many different styles of music. I would give it a 10 if I could split the pickups, and it had a 3 way switch. PRS cost too much, try one of these!!!!! This guitar even plays and sounds better than the licensed copies.