Boya&Ziqi Headless Electric Guitar LIZARD-6,FANNED FRETS, Independently Adjustable Bridge,Split coil control,5-Piece Maple/Streaked Ebony Neck (Natural Burst Spalted Maple, Right)

After 40 years if messing around with guitars, I finally decided to buy a headless guitar. It is very different than what I am used to, but it is really something amazing. The spalted maple is some of the coolest materials I have seen used on a guitar. The 5-piece neck is really smooth and it is not too big. The frets are not sharp or poorly trimmed. They are smooth when I run my hand up and down the neck. The saddles are setup pretty good and the intonation did not require any adjustment as there is no fret buzzing and the action is fine for me. The nut is actually bone and it was installed properly. The electronics work fine and the pickups sound OK. While they are 100% functional, I might want to change them down the road. I am very happy with this guitar and I definitely see the value in this purchase.

I had a bad feeling when it arrived in a thin cardboard box with a thin styrofoam layer with no gigbag. Broken foam pieces falling everywhere. The set of Allen wrenches were included but appeared very cheap. The volume and tone knobs fell off when I leaned it forward. They were easy to tighten up with a set screw. The frets were pretty nice and well dressed. The finish was very nice and clean.I have been wanting to try a headless guitar with fan frets for months. I looked at many different brands in all price ranges. I was thinking about getting a Strandberg but the cost was higher than I wanted. When I saw these I looked at many reviews and videos which were all positive so I jumped on it. Overall it’s not a bad guitar and maybe I got a dud but it just wasn’t good enough to keep in my collection. I already have a number of mediocre guitars. I was hoping the fan frets would be beneficial but I couldn’t tell any advantage. I’m getting arthritis in my hands so I was hoping it would be more ergonomic and even a tiny bit easier to play but it wasn’t. Part of the problem is that I couldn’t lower the action any lower than it was out of the box. It also was making a bit of noise when plugged into my amp. Crackling, buzzing, etc. even with other cords and other amps that don’t normally make those noises. I tested one of my other guitars to be sure and it was quiet so I knew it was this guitar.Others seem to be happy with this guitar and maybe I got a less than good one. Quality control and consistency makes a reliable product that I was looking for but did not find it here.

After researching a bit online and watching a few reviews of the different Amazon headless guitars I decided on this one. Very happy with the purchase so far.Pros:Good value for the priceGood setup and fretworkSolid feeling hardwareNice sounding pickupsGood shape and balanced weightMy favorite thing about this guitar is how comfortable it is to play. The cutaway allows for the same playing position seated or standing which helps with practice. It is lightweight enough to not get tires standing with it on stage for an hour but heavy enough where it's not flying around when you try to play it. Slightly heavier than a strandberg but definitely lighter than a strat or les Paul.Cons:Headstock "nub" interferes with first fretHigh pitched buzzing of pots are turned 180deg away from each otherFinish is printed onThe main reason I did not say 5 stars is that the nub interferes with playing on the first fret. The neck contour transitions too early into the thick section and it is also too thick to fit a capo over, so there is no keeping a capo above the nut. Compared to a strandberg, it's about 30% larger of a nub. Debating taking some sandpaper to it to try to remove some material.The buzzing is most likely a grounding issue that can be resolved and the finish is not a major factor, just different than expected.All in all I would recommend this to anyone wanting a headless that plays great without breaking the bank.

Starting with this............................. PERFECT NECK and STAINLESS FRETS.The body fit n finish is also really good for a guitar in this price range.Love the Multi-scale/Fanned Frets a real lot.The hardware is also very much better than most guitars in this price range. (So why did I change all of it?)It was too chromed out for my taste. I wanted the hardware BLACK.So..... I got black versions of the exact bridge and nut that came stock on the guitar. (Hard to find, again Ali-Ex) The stock bridge and nut on this guitar are among the better ones from China for sure.Also added Black Straploks, Black knobs, switches, screws, pickups and pickup rings (I added)Pickups are actually really good too.... (Watch "The Bald Shredder and Guitar Max) the notes ring and note separation is good. (THAT SAID..... I like my pickups damn hot for leads. (Super Distortion-ish) So I changed them to Donlis SD pickup clones. (From Ali-ex)See photos of finished project.It's a KEEPER

I wanted to love this guitar because it looks stunning. The pic ups just sounded horrible to my ears. I could not justify keeping it. I guess I could have changed the pick up out but that would be another expense. I just returned it instead.

Guitar is great except for the fretwork. Another of spark frets that needed filing.

Unbelievable quality and construction. Balanced and not too heavy. Very comfortable and amazing neck, not too thin nor too thick. Love the matte finish on neck for less drag. Great features like the fanned frets and pop out single phase pickup selector for tone variations. The engineering is precise and so well made. My only suggestion is to move the pickup selector switch because I do at times hit it with my pinky when strumming. I may try to find a low profile rocker switch to replace the toggle. I have found my lifetime guitar, finally. I could not be happier.