on July 21, 2023

I love this guitar.

on July 19, 2023

Really bang for the buck!!!

on June 21, 2023

Fit and finish are 10 out of 10. Neck is a bit thick but plays and sounds great. Overall best value for my money and she's beautiful!!

on June 04, 2023

My Wife bought this for me for Christmas using my account in October. Having owned it now for 6 months I can safely say I really love this guitar. I love Glarry's transparent finishes, and I think the green is one of the most beautiful. It's a great player, and the single coils do what a tele style guitar is supposed to do. Sounds awesome for any genre. The price for what you get so far outshines a squire affinity it's not funny. There are brand snobs out there who would argue that. Trust me ...

My Wife bought this for me for Christmas using my account in October. Having owned it now for 6 months I can safely say I really love this guitar. I love Glarry's transparent finishes, and I think the green is one of the most beautiful. It's a great player, and the single coils do what a tele style guitar is supposed to do. Sounds awesome for any genre. The price for what you get so far outshines a squire affinity it's not funny. There are brand snobs out there who would argue that. Trust me. I've been a professional bass guitar player since 1975 and along the way I've played many a 6 string both for pleasure and occasionally to fill in for other folk's bands. Buy this guitar without fear. It not only is a bargain, it is just a really nice tele style guitar.

on May 22, 2023

Really great instrument!

on May 08, 2023

This is fast becoming my favorite guitar

on April 27, 2023

Six days from NJ to ND, not too bad, with a Saturday and a Sunday in there too! Yes, the packaging looks pretty sparse, but this thing got here without a scratch or a dent! AND IT IS AMAZING! RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX! I've paid tons more for a guitar, that had to be "set up" before it played well, sometimes, to play it at all. Not this one! I tuned it up, threw one of my favorite vintage straps on it, plugged in my Fender Mustang Head Phone Amp, grabbed the Bose wireless and got BUSY... I played ...

Six days from NJ to ND, not too bad, with a Saturday and a Sunday in there too! Yes, the packaging looks pretty sparse, but this thing got here without a scratch or a dent! AND IT IS AMAZING! RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX! I've paid tons more for a guitar, that had to be "set up" before it played well, sometimes, to play it at all. Not this one! I tuned it up, threw one of my favorite vintage straps on it, plugged in my Fender Mustang Head Phone Amp, grabbed the Bose wireless and got BUSY... I played this thing longer than I've played for some time, much longer than I expected, and it is every bit as good as guitars that have cost me up to 10 times this much, just for the name they printed on the headstock! I recently found a "95" George Fullerton Signature Legacy Strat, Number 38, from his personal collection. Granted, this won't win a contest with that guitar, but if you want something that has great looks, near perfect fit and finish, for under $100, you gotta get one of these Glarry's!! My GF Legacy has me down a rabbit hole, digging into the history, building a collection of stuff Fender, Musicman and G&L related. I've never had a "tele" style guitar before, just the history of this style of guitar makes it a fantastic addition to my collection, and it looks GREAT... George would be proud of your work! All I have to do now, is figure out which one of your FANTASTIC guitars to grab next!!

on May 06, 2023

I came back! I've had my GTL for just over a week now, played it more than any new guitar within that time frame, and now I can point out a few issues. Even if I could, it still gets 5 BIG stars, so read on about my nit-picking. I saw a couple of reviews that said the frets were rough, or gritty. Here's what I found out: These strings are a few notches below average (the price of this thing is a bunch of notches below, don't forget) they don't stay in tune well. Back to that fret issue, these st ...

I came back! I've had my GTL for just over a week now, played it more than any new guitar within that time frame, and now I can point out a few issues. Even if I could, it still gets 5 BIG stars, so read on about my nit-picking. I saw a couple of reviews that said the frets were rough, or gritty. Here's what I found out: These strings are a few notches below average (the price of this thing is a bunch of notches below, don't forget) they don't stay in tune well. Back to that fret issue, these strings have some kind of metal dust or grit on them, they turned my G&L White thin pick almost black... that's not where your fingers touch... the grit, I think, is from the strings, not the frets. Once I gave it good wipe with a little polish, nothing felt gritty. Speaking of the frets! I looked at a Epi LP, on sale at a major nationwide "guitar center" for $199. I grabbed it to remove it from the rack, and almost cut my fingers on the frets, just by touching it! ALL of THEM had what felt like an 1/8 of an inch poking out on both sides... "shred" with this thing will "truly shred... your fingers", how do they put a guitar out, for you to look at, in that condition? I got it, they don't want you to buy the "sale" guitar... the costly one's "feel so much better". Next, the guitar is SO DARK BLUE, unless you have a spot light on it, you are playing a "black" guitar. I like black guitars too! Finally, I don't know if it could be corrected, while maintaining an unbelievable price, the neck, the body, and the strap pegs don't aligin. It is "neck heavy" and wants to drop down, pulling the strap with it... again BIG DEAL RIGHT! It does however, take some getting used to "supporting" that neck, and playing at the same time. I grabbed some quick pics... The reason I got this, is I wanted to get my Fullerton Signature into my luthier to restore it to as close of condition as it would have been when the inspector signed the tag on 02/21/1995. He said 2 weeks or a bit more, I was number 111 in his list of guitars waiting for the doctor. I didn't want to go that long, without anything to play. It's not like putting your car in the shop, no one offers a "loaner"... hmmmmmm... wonder about that as a side business... "rent a guitar"... buy Glarry's, in 2 or 3 rentals, it's paid for... maybre I should not have said that here... LOL Had to include one pic of my GF Legacy too. Stop thinking about it and GET ONE OF THESE!

on April 19, 2023

By the photo an attractive Telecaster style Guitar, really like the blue tasteful finishing, well packed and delivered on time...a few setup tweaks will probably be required, a very good value all and all...recommended seller.

on April 18, 2023

All things appear nominal. Guitar is in really good shape, no dings or damage. Everything included as promised.

on April 07, 2023

I love my Glarrys. I have 2 now and bought a 3rd for a friend so they could get back into guitar. Owning a Glarry means you'll need to learn a little bit about guitars...like "how to adjust a truss rod" to your preference (turn a screw), and maybe an intonation of a string (turn a screw while on a tuner), or maybe the nut needs a little bit of graphite for smooth string movement (add graphite powder). If you're looking for a perfectly-set-up guitar that's been looked at by 5 people an ...

I love my Glarrys. I have 2 now and bought a 3rd for a friend so they could get back into guitar. Owning a Glarry means you'll need to learn a little bit about guitars...like "how to adjust a truss rod" to your preference (turn a screw), and maybe an intonation of a string (turn a screw while on a tuner), or maybe the nut needs a little bit of graphite for smooth string movement (add graphite powder). If you're looking for a perfectly-set-up guitar that's been looked at by 5 people and hand-polished while being presented to you in somewhat of a ceremony, Glarry is not for you. When you own a Glarry, it's yours, at a reasonable price point. Drop it. Dent it. Scratch it. Sign it with a Sharpie. It's yours and you didn't pay a fortune for it so have some fun with it. Get into guitars.

on March 08, 2023

My second GTL purchase. I bought it with sole purpose of making it into an instrument that didn't exist here. Using parts from a less-than-perfect 36-inch kids bass, I crafted a GTL bass. Surprisingly easy with a few mods. Should get a few fun double takes at the next jam session.

on February 28, 2023

For the price,I can hardly believe the quality of this guitar! I love the maple finger board, tuners are great, haven't put it through an amp yet, but I'm already satisfied with the purchase. Would definitely recommend this guitar. If you have no experience with setting up a new guitar I would recommend you take it to your local music store for a professional set up. (IMO ALL brand new guitars need to be set up for each player's comfort and ease of fingering) If you're thinking about this guitar ...

For the price,I can hardly believe the quality of this guitar! I love the maple finger board, tuners are great, haven't put it through an amp yet, but I'm already satisfied with the purchase. Would definitely recommend this guitar. If you have no experience with setting up a new guitar I would recommend you take it to your local music store for a professional set up. (IMO ALL brand new guitars need to be set up for each player's comfort and ease of fingering) If you're thinking about this guitar pull the trigger you won't be sorry!!

on January 27, 2023

Excellent guitar for the price! Plays very well. Sounds like a Tele. Had a local luthier smooth the sides of the frets. Plays a well as my American California Stratocaster.

on January 05, 2023

i like it, never had a tele style before. bought this to paint it and do nut, bridge and tuner work. no regrets at all.

on December 31, 2022

Love the grain and amber color of the yellow... I'm getting another with a sound hole but, burley wood next... Glarry realy are greatly made guitars... Sincerely: David Payl Rivera Of: Doktah 77

on December 07, 2022

VERY NICE Tele for the bucks!!!!!....... LOVE inexpensive guitars!...... With a quick home set-up, which most of us can do easily, these Glarry guitars are a total STEAL!...... Mod it or leave it alone and play the crap out of it..... Tough to beat for what you will lay out (less than 100 bucks)..... Puts the Squiers to shame at a fraction of the price!....BUY ONE (or more, like I did!!!!!!)......

on December 07, 2022

Very Satisfied- the color and finish are perfect and frets are nicely finished with no sharp edges.

on November 28, 2022

Love this guitar. We actually ended up using this guitar for a charity build, after doing som custom work to it it got auctioned off for a good cause. You can see our unboxing and review of this great guitar at ChaosIsComing.com

on November 26, 2022

I'll tell you what... This guitar kicks a$$! You'd be hard pressed to find a guitar this good at $500 dollars let alone $89!! I have Fenders etc... But for the price and a few tweeks you can't beat these guitars! Extremely satisfied and will order again!

on November 12, 2022

It's awesome! The finish is beautiful...can't go wrong for $90. Honestly I'd write more but I was actually rocking out with this thing when asked for comment. So I'll just say it's great and I'm anxious to finish this comment and get back to jamming

on November 03, 2022

Ok, so I have to admit that I was a bit skeptical that a sub $100 guitar could really play well. So... now I am eating a bit of crow because this one actually plays really well. Now, as with all new guitars shipped across time-zones, it did require a little bit of set up work. I normally do a complete set up (to include some fret work as needed), but in this case I didn't have my fret tools handy. I was able to do everything else (new strings, string height, intonation, etc) and spent the aftern ...

Ok, so I have to admit that I was a bit skeptical that a sub $100 guitar could really play well. So... now I am eating a bit of crow because this one actually plays really well. Now, as with all new guitars shipped across time-zones, it did require a little bit of set up work. I normally do a complete set up (to include some fret work as needed), but in this case I didn't have my fret tools handy. I was able to do everything else (new strings, string height, intonation, etc) and spent the afternoon playing with this guitar. I have never owned a tele, much less a three barreled bridge, so it took some getting used to, but I have to say it is doing really well. Once I get the frets sorted out (I have been able to identify roughly 8-9 fret areas that need some tweaking) then this will play as well as any of my other guitars. Ok, Glarry, you made a believer out of this aging skeptic. Thanks. I will probably order one of the semi-hollow telecaster versions soon. My only regret on this GTL tele is that you didn't have it in a red burst rather than the blue. :)

on November 02, 2022

Very nice guitar for the price. looks great and plays very good.

on October 31, 2022

Very beautiful looking guitar. Ordered a hollow body to compair.I know alot ofpeople give your company crap for quality. But I set my own guitars up and love these so far.

on October 29, 2022

Great product and fast service A+

on September 14, 2022

My new favorite guitar. Needed nothing. Out of the box, clean, flawless, smooth necks. Great frets! Smooth tuners and pick ups sharp and responsive. It plays and feels better than my Fender. Price is crazy low and quality is in the clouds. Buy this guitar. You'll love it. If you're gifting, they will be speechless!!! Rock on Glarry. I see another order coming soon!!!!

on August 28, 2022

I bought it for a project guitar.. I replaced everything but the Control plate and the pickups.. This guitar is a very fun guitar to play.. Used a standard Tele bone nut and locking tuners with new saddles.. This is a smoking guitar now..

on August 23, 2022

Couldn't wait to get it. I haven't unplugged it from my amp since

on August 05, 2022

This is the 2nd of two pieces that I purchased from Glarry!!! I do admit that I had experienced a lil' "faux pas" with the neck concerning "dead spots" where notes couldn't be produced while playing, but its nothing that an allen wrench/truss rod adjustment couldn't handle!! LOL!!!! And I gave it a lil "facelift" if you will, because that "gold" pickguard blended so beautifully with that hue of the wood finish on the guitar.......Overall THIS ONE WHUPS @$$!!!!!!!!! Thanks, Ya'll!!!!!!

on June 14, 2022

I like the guitar a lot. It has good points and bad points. You've done many things right on this guitar and it has been a very good starting point to modify for improvement for what I need as an experienced guitarist. I will list he changes I made, and comment some about them afterward. 1. I leveled and recrowned the frets. I expected to need this since it is even necessary on expensive guitars sometimes. 2. I made a bone nut and filed the slots for very good action. I understand that it woul ...

I like the guitar a lot. It has good points and bad points. You've done many things right on this guitar and it has been a very good starting point to modify for improvement for what I need as an experienced guitarist. I will list he changes I made, and comment some about them afterward. 1. I leveled and recrowned the frets. I expected to need this since it is even necessary on expensive guitars sometimes. 2. I made a bone nut and filed the slots for very good action. I understand that it would make the guitar expensive for you to do this, so I expected to do it. 3. I reshaped the heel of the neck so that upper access was improved. It is now like a very good quality Fender guitar in that respect. 4. I reshaped the headstock like a Telecaster, and really appreciate that you made the headstock plenty big for that to be possible. 5. I replaced the input jack because all imports need good jacks if one plays a lot. 6. I bored a 7/8" hole through the jack plate hole 6" deep to insert a lead slug to add weight at the extreme rear of the guitar to solve the neck heaviness. 7. Deburred bridge plate. High E was breaking 8. Cut down saddle screws 9. I moved the bridge plate toward the neck 0.43 inches so that the pickup is correctly distanced from the saddles when intonated properly. It is unfortunate that you changed the placement of the bridge plate from the original position. It was correctly placed before, and it appears you chaged where you put it to accommodate the too long screws used for the 3 saddles. You had to change the routing for the pickup in the body. I rerouted a suitable hole and now all is well. Another nice thing about having the bridge plate in the right place is it fits in the pickguard recess just right. I do not hear a need to change the electronics. They sound just fine. I love the body wood, and the neck wood Also the frets ends are angled too much, and the truss rod access had to be carved out to use the wrench.

on May 12, 2022

What a great product for the price. Also xlnt company and great service