Challenger Electric Guitar - Red
Great first Electric Guitar
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Are you looking for a cheap electric guitar? The new axiom Challenger gives you the same quality and features as the "big brands" but at a fraction of the price. based on the world famous Les Paul our Challenger is a truly brilliant first electric! It may be a cheap electric guitar to buy but there's nothing "cheap" abou the quality!
Featuring a 22 fret scale bolt on neck the guitar is adorned with a rosewood fretboard with block inlays.Twin vintage style humbuckers offer warm round tone from the neck and a crisp biting output from the bridge. A three way toggle switch enables easy selection and combined with the 2 x Volume and 2 x Tone controls a huge range of tones is possible.
A stop tailpiece in stunning chrome and a tune-a-matic bridge gives solid tuning stability and easy adjustment of intonation and action. The guitar has a stunning tiger maple top and attractive ivory binding. A set of quality chrome plated tuning heads rounds out the package
If you've been seeking a value first electric guitar with great tone and stunning looks the Axiom Challenger is for you!
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| SKU | 265 |
| Brand | Axiom |
| Shipping Weight | 5.0000kg |
| Shipping Width | 0.480m |
| Shipping Height | 0.140m |
| Shipping Length | 1.060m |
Chuffed!
13 July 2023I was busy recording a 'meat n potatoes' track in my home studio. The guitar riffs needed the sound made by humbuckers, and as there was no sign of a Les Paul decorating my place I put the track on hold. I spotted an ad on Facebook (via Bunnings) which displayed what looked like a Gibson, but had a price tag way lower than a Gibson, and a fair way cheaper than say, an Epiphone Les Paul. So I took the chance, and ordered the Axiom Challenger. The instrument was delivered within three days, the carton and packaging was excellent. My first impression as the guitar emerged from the box was how glorious the finish was. Next impression was the weight which compares favourably with a Gibson equivalent. I tuned up, plugged in to a Roland combo and checked the octaves.. all good, and a smooth action on the neck. At this point I was patting myself on the back for taking a 'risk' on a cheap guitar which turns out to be a winner. Ok, so being fussy, I changed the strings straight away for some Elixir 09's. It's a Chinese made guitar. They obviously fine tuned the manufacture of these guitars to make them close as possible to the Gibson Les Paul. They've done it very well. The volume and tone potentiometers don't sweep as sweetly as the upmarket type but they do the job. I might change the machine heads to Grovers or Gibson at a later date, but that would be fussy! So overall, I highly recommend this guitar which would suit both professional and beginners. Denny Ball.
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