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Considering the price, this is one impressively put-together instrument we scoured our review model for signs of the guitar's price tag, and all we could find was a slightly loose vibrato arm fitting вЂ“ a minor point.Like the traditional USA-made Custom 24 design, there's no scratchplate, so the SE Standard 24's electronics are installed in a cavity. If you want a great-value semi-hollow, this is among the best electric guitars.Read our full Gretsch G2622 Streamliner review-Slightly loose vibrato arm fitting -Not the smoothest vibratoYou might expect PRS's budget take on its venerable Custom 24 to pale in comparison to the real deal, but that certainly isn't the case. And while its construction gives it a more solid, or at least ES-335, character, it's a little more airy and less punchy with a softer, squashier tonality.The beefier pickups certainly don't nail a classic Gretsch tonality вЂ“ although if that's what you want, the full-size pickups are easy to replace вЂ“ but they do broaden the sonic potential, especially for more gained styles, while staying close to the classic iconography. Two new Broad'Tron humbuckers are controlled in classic Gretsch style by a three-way toggle selector switch on the bass side shoulder, a master volume on the treble side horn, and then a trio of controls by the treble-side f-hole for individual-pickup volume and master tone.The G2622's construction gives a different response and resonance to other new releases from Gretsch and, with these pickups, moves further from the Gretsch sound. The Streamliner concept is simple: to create more affordable Gretsch guitars without losing their specific DNA. Hybrid case style, offering the best of both worlds: the portability of a gig bag meets the sturdy protection of a hard-shell case.

If you wrinkle your nose at some of the darker character in humbucker-loaded single-cuts, these could be a surprising treat.The responsiveness of the BroadвЂ™Trons here yields impressive harmonic detail when we test it with both tube amp drive and a Tube Screamer - for expressive, sustaining violin-esque lead work itвЂ™s inspiring and touch-sensitive.В But get into traditional AC/DC and even metal territory and eyebrows start raising it sounds like something that can really chase a Les Paul in the fat-but-articulated stakes.Gretsch has pulled a classic style into the present here with wider potential appeal, because the sheer versatility and finish quality for the money makes this the kind of deal that youвЂ™ll always find space for in the house.Read the full Gretsch G5220 Electromatic Jet BT Single-Cut reviewThere are a few things to consider when you're looking for the best cheap electric guitar. A versatile guitar capable of covering many bases, and perfect for nailing your favourite Maiden tunes? What more could you need, bar the white high tops and tight strides?Read the full Squier Bullet Mustang HH reviewThis is a mahogany single-cut that offers a genuine alternative to the Les Paul approach without trying to ape it.В It's packing two BroadвЂ™Tron pickups - a humbucker-sized FilterвЂ™Tron-style (PAF warmth and single-coil brightness). The bridge humbucker is plenty powerful, with just enough detail to prevent it sliding into the woolly morass suffered by many lower-end units, and the single coils give you more than a sniff of Strat flavour, making the SDX a versatile guitar indeed considering its heavy metal association.The Floyd Rose Special bridge also does a solid job of keeping you in tune, no matter how crazy you get. Allied to the surprisingly good build quality, this imparts a premium feel to the SDX.Tonally, the body might not quite enjoy the snap and sparkle of Smith's alder-bodied American original, but basswood is a great tonewood anyway, particularly once you're piling on the gain. It features a Jackson slim D profile neck with immaculately finished frets, while the oiled maple neck a joy to motor around on.

Where these guitars tend to differ is in the construction methods. It's common to find guitars made of poplar, basswood, and mahogany. From construction to features, performance to finish, there are significant differences between all of these guitars.Primarily, the tonewoods used for the best budget guitars are the same.

For a beginner, these elements will not likely be an issue. This may be because corners have been cut in order to keep the cost as low as possible. With that being said, with the massive leap forward in quality control, it's getting hard to find an entry-level guitar with a terrible set of pickups or lousy hardware - most guitars on the market are of a decent standard these days.At the lower end of the price spectrum, we do tend to see the occasional fret issue.

It is also worth looking at the higher-end of the Squier range, as many of these guitars feature some premium upgrades at a much lower cost. Fender, for example, offers Mexican-made versions of its famous Stratocaster and Telecaster guitars for not much more than $/ВЈ500, so you can buy into that iconic branding at a reasonable price.