Dillion DRT69-RX "ROSIE"

My Rosie is from last year, a '05, it has a solid alder body, maple neck, 21 frets,Alnico single coil pickups, a rosewood headstock, a volume control, tone, and 3-way, this is tele (recreation of a guitar given to and used by George Harrison) string through bridge. the neck is a little wider than your average fender tele. I believe these guitars are made in Korea. Very simple design.

I am mainly an acoustic player. I own a Taylor and a Kona acoustic. I also use a chorus and flanger pedals, a auto wah every now and then and I am currently running through a peavey two twelve amp. I have owned a fender strat and a yamaha 620 les paul style, they were both nice. This guitar is great. The sound is amazing, true tele. The three settings are very distinct, from a full rock feel to a smooth distinct sound. It's bright and full, no real noise.

the set up from the factory i've learned usually sucks when you order online. I had to readjust the head, new strings of course. Pickups were good though as well as the bridge. It has a beautiful finish, very classic. Nothing flashy, this is a straight ahead bad ass kind of guitar. All the colors and woods look well together. NO noticeable flaws.

I've played the hell out of this guitar so far and have yet to break a string. I do have it strung upside down so just a little different of a set up. I'm not sure on longevity only because this is the first year they've made this guitar. Their other teles have gotten good reviews so I would assume the same. I will use this as my number one gig electric. It's smooth and it hasn't given me any reason to believe it will let me down.

I bought it online from a chrislight music. They were great. Havent had it repaired or anything. Don't know about the warrenty probably 90 days and 9 months, not sure. I did send in the warrenty card but who knows how things will work out.

I have had a hard time buying an electric guitar. I play a right handed guitar upside down because I'm left handed, and it's hard to find a lefty. I bought this one lefty and had it strung right handed. I love it. I didn't ever like the fender tele's, the way they feel, but have always loved the tele sound and design. I would buy this guitar again in a heartbeat. It's a little different, something you won't see a lot, and plays and sounds great. I've played for about four years and am currently in a band, everyone enjoys the sound and look. I looked around a lot and for the price and sound there isn't a better tele on the market. It beats out the mexican teles and is close in sound to the GLX's. I found it for two prices 650 and 450 though it lists at 750.