The TRUTH About Fesley Electric Guitars…

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This video is NOT SPONSORED so I am going to take the opportunity to tell you all how I REALLY feel about Fesley and the guitar they sent me to review (Fesley FLP350 Electric Guitar). If you watched the video already, you know that I like the guitar and I am not going to tell you something different just because a video is sponsored. Yes, it is made in China. Yes, it is pretty much a knockoff. Yes, it is still a nice guitar. I don’t like those aspects about it, but it is not a deal breaker for me and it is what it is. If that is a deal breaker for you, I get it! You are not their target audience and there are plenty of other options out there for you.

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Originally posted by UC49Im5B0JTV2S44VuTQ0fTA at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFMidUuJcD8

Back in the day a popular beginner guitar was put out by a company called Bentley. all the ones I saw were acoustics of course laminated, and the strings were always heavy and the height was always disgustingly high. I know I sound like an old timer, because I am, but maybe this served as a test. If you REALLY wanted to learn to play guitar this is your basic training, like going into a hardcore branch of the military. If you were able to learn the basics on one of those shitty guitars and there was tons out there then you eventually "earned" the right to flash a more quality guitar which was followed by the step into electrics with amps loud enough to get over a drum set, because the inevitable next step was getting into a band. I started with an off brand classical which wasn't great either, but despite having a fat classical neck and wide fretboard, at least the strings were nylon. Even when I got my first electric my guitar teacher recommended medium gauge strings starting at .014's on the high E string. This did strengthen my fingers and since I was using an old school at the time semi hollow body (also a suggestion of my guitar instructor) I was able to get some really nice deep feedback that really added to my sound. I eventually went to a solid body with lighter strings, never liked ultra light (I play through my PC- Guitar Rig is always fun, nice recorder built in), but I had played my share of LP's and other flavors of Gibson and Fender type designs. I hope most all of you reading this always keep your passion for playing and my only advice is look to branch out, if you play guitar, try going to bass for a while and see where that goes, or keys, drums whatever. I got into keyboards later in life, but I wish I started earlier. I say if you really love guitar leave that as your core, but use the other instrumental skills to accentuate you guitar playing giving you deeper understanding of it's role in the mix with other instruments. It also adds a fresh perspective on playing guitar realizing both all its' limitations (intonation/tuning can be called out from time to time), as well as it's strengths (the purr of a humbucker equipped guitar for instance on the edge of both breakup and feedback CANNOT be duplicated in sound as well as the feel it gives to a player experiencing it, I know there are a good share of players out there who could easily agree) and things it can do that other instruments can't in that frequency range as both a lead and rhythm instrument, many times interchanging between the two on the fly. Sorry for rambling, I always loved hearing the old timers when I was younger talking about the old days. I guess now it's my turn. Peace

26 thoughts on “The TRUTH About Fesley Electric Guitars…”

@CarpenterONeil-b2o

at 6:55 pm

Emery Wells
@LalonJakaria-v6m

at 6:55 pm

Ondricka Parkway
@LeeCarrier-d3k

at 6:55 pm

Roob Mount
@LindaHunt-w1c

at 6:55 pm

Kenya Vista
@FesleyMusic

at 6:55 pm

Thank you! It's cool! ????????
@mitchdunn3813

at 6:55 pm

From what I've caught from other videos, Fesley is made in the same building as Fender over there. So…… to my sneaky mind, that means it's probably the same people that are building the Chinese (Squire) Fenders.
@hendrikvanthul6090

at 6:55 pm

Way too much talk. Who are you anyway?
@JustinBurkett-og2qy

at 6:55 pm

I always say, a bit of set up work and nonmatter the price point or maker and you have a good work horse .
@13druber

at 6:55 pm

Sounds good
@onefatstratcat

at 6:55 pm

I CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!!
@taylakelley6361

at 6:55 pm

I got one but one pickup isn't working an the neck was cracked
@charlieclifford7396

at 6:55 pm

I think it’s a nice looking guitar. I was wondering how much it weighed? It sounds pretty good too.
@reallynow00

at 6:55 pm

Fretboard radius?
@HeranhChhun27

at 6:55 pm

Just got my Fesley yesterday and I'm having problems with the top 2 strings buzzing. Apart from that I find it to e guitar to be a lovely guitar
@davidpeters8328

at 6:55 pm

I won't b buying anymore Orangewoods.
@jimmyhaley727

at 6:55 pm

sent my orangewood Mason Live back,,very bad,, they refunded my money
@Kazwell111

at 6:55 pm

Back in the day a popular beginner guitar was put out by a company called Bentley. all the ones I saw were acoustics of course laminated, and the strings were always heavy and the height was always disgustingly high. I know I sound like an old timer, because I am, but maybe this served as a test. If you REALLY wanted to learn to play guitar this is your basic training, like going into a hardcore branch of the military. If you were able to learn the basics on one of those shitty guitars and there was tons out there then you eventually "earned" the right to flash a more quality guitar which was followed by the step into electrics with amps loud enough to get over a drum set, because the inevitable next step was getting into a band. I started with an off brand classical which wasn't great either, but despite having a fat classical neck and wide fretboard, at least the strings were nylon. Even when I got my first electric my guitar teacher recommended medium gauge strings starting at .014's on the high E string. This did strengthen my fingers and since I was using an old school at the time semi hollow body (also a suggestion of my guitar instructor) I was able to get some really nice deep feedback that really added to my sound. I eventually went to a solid body with lighter strings, never liked ultra light (I play through my PC- Guitar Rig is always fun, nice recorder built in), but I had played my share of LP's and other flavors of Gibson and Fender type designs. I hope most all of you reading this always keep your passion for playing and my only advice is look to branch out, if you play guitar, try going to bass for a while and see where that goes, or keys, drums whatever. I got into keyboards later in life, but I wish I started earlier. I say if you really love guitar leave that as your core, but use the other instrumental skills to accentuate you guitar playing giving you deeper understanding of it's role in the mix with other instruments. It also adds a fresh perspective on playing guitar realizing both all its' limitations (intonation/tuning can be called out from time to time), as well as it's strengths (the purr of a humbucker equipped guitar for instance on the edge of both breakup and feedback CANNOT be duplicated in sound as well as the feel it gives to a player experiencing it, I know there are a good share of players out there who could easily agree) and things it can do that other instruments can't in that frequency range as both a lead and rhythm instrument, many times interchanging between the two on the fly. Sorry for rambling, I always loved hearing the old timers when I was younger talking about the old days. I guess now it's my turn. Peace
@oluwatobiadegoke13

at 6:55 pm

This is beautiful. ❤
@raysparks3161

at 6:55 pm

Good review, definitely one to consider for a new starter or budding beginner
@kmohlal4876

at 6:55 pm

Great review. Unfortunately I have fallen into the brand name trap and I’ve spent a small fortune on my instruments. I’ve tried a friend’s off-shore guitar and was absolutely blown away by its playability and looks. I would admit to wanting to swap out the pickups….like I did on my $3500 Les Paul…. Great review!
@paulventura9939

at 6:55 pm

I knew that Fesley guitars are made in China, but I’ve heard that the factory also makes Fender instruments, most likely Squier.
@FrostyFreeze541

at 6:55 pm

Good Review. You hit all the points.
@JoshuaTaylor-i1j

at 6:55 pm

Dude PLAY the dang guitar so we can hear it!!!!
@christopheraaron8299

at 6:55 pm

I've never seen such a small brand that was so obsessed with putting their name everywhere they can on the guitar. I get why Fender does it, but wtf is a Fesley?
@BARTBARF

at 6:55 pm

It's fedley
@frankfrascati7820

at 6:55 pm

I have Gibson,fender,Ibanez,Jackson ,epi and a cousin of no name I also have fesley and firefly. And I got to say that the budget guitars that I own most play better than the more expensive ones .not everyone can afford the big name brands and to be honest some of the Gibson lps and fender starts aren't that great.