I appreciate the straight-forward comprehensive review. I ordered a 7-string, and wouldn't mind grabbing this tele for an alt tuning...

Sounds great!❤

Good stuff! Just ordered one for review

Great review man, I love both of my S BY SOLAR guitars. I have some Solar guitars also and will be doing a review soon. Great channel btw

Got the AB4.7c. Since I did the proper setup I'm loving it. Need to change the strings tho, it comes with .0085 strings, very light tension.

The tech wood fretboard material is similar to the resinator material used on Hagstrom's. It's nice to see on a budget priced guitar.I wish more makers used it. Much more stable. Feels like ebony.

BENEATH THE REMAINS!! YES MAN!! Great video 🔥🔥🔥

Great review. Nice video.

I pre-ordered v S by Solar ^^

Looking at one of these for a backup to my T2.6Nat. ❤

I want a Solar, but still too worried about quality. Dont think I would get an S by Solar. Cool review thanks for it.

Black tek wood sounds like a high level tree in a mmo you can farm for dope wood

I think that the modern manufacturing process used to make guitars has vastly changed the quality that one can expect from sub-brand and house-brand instruments that are entry level or "budget friendly". The sole differences tend to come by the quality of the hardware, electronic components, and finishes that are incorporated in the build. In this pricepoint if someone is expecting to get a 4A flame maple cap, or a quarter sawn muli-piece flame maple neck they are delusional. Stainless fretwire is not that expensive of an upgrade as most custom neck builders generally only charge an extra 10 to 15 dollar premium for them over the nickel frets. I truthfully feel that stainless should be standard equipment anymore unless restoring a vintage instrument to its former glory. Charge 259 for the unit and supply it with stainless jumbos. I work in the guitar retail industry and find that the gap between the premium line and sub-brand models of the same instrument as far as the luthiery is concerned has been all but closed. It is the finishes and the hardware appointments that differentiate the quality and playability. Gloss versus satin or nitro on the necks and bodies, Grover versus generic diecast, Evertune, Wilkinson, or Floyd Rose versus generic. CTS full size versus generic dime size pots, and the pickups SD, DiMarzio, Fishman, EMG versus generic or house wound ceramic magnet low output. The grade of wood or even the type of wood is not nearly as determinate on the tone as much as the quality of the components that are attached to those woods. Heck Fender used to use poplar and pine to make bodies for American made premium guitars, so a poplar body and a one piece maple neck are not signs of inferiority but rather a means of cutting down the time spent in the manufacturing process and material expense.

Do you know if there is routing underneath the pickguard for a neck pickup?

It kind of removes some of the versatility when you take away the tone knob. And I also play jazz so it’d be great to have a neck pickup as well. And those two additions would easily take it up another $100 to $150 at least. But still, for learning and playing metal, rock and blues, this would be by far one of the best choices, I think.

I'm actually looking to pick up this model as soon as one's available, how would you write the most compared to a square of the same price?

Great review. I three solars. One type g two type an and planning a purchase of a type s soon. s by solar isn’t something I’m after but I appreciate your review. Well done. Subbed to your channel too. Feel free to check out my reviews of solars on my channel if you want. Stay well and happy new year.

I have a 235$ guitar with SS frets 😂😂😂