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Daisy Rock Elite Guitar, Violet Burst

September 4th, 2010

  • Daisy Rock’s exclusive “Slim & Narrow” neck design makes it easier for girls with smaller hands to play the guitar.
  • Lightweight construction makes the guitar easier to manage and more comfortable to play.
  • A push-pull tone control “taps” the humbuckers to add single-coil sounds for sonic versatility.
  • Set-neck construction for increased sustain and stability.
  • Grover tuners and a fully adjustable tune-o-matic bridge with stop bar help ensure rock solid tuning.

Product Description
The Stardust Elite Classic has rock attitude beneath its pretty finishes with a pair of high-output humbuckers for a rich, crunchy tone, and a mahogany body for a deep, dark sound. Additional tonal options are easy to dial in thanks to a 3-way selector switch, and a push-pull tone control that “taps” the humbuckers to add single-coil sounds for sonic versatility. The Stardust Elite Classic features set-neck construction for increased sustain and stability, Grover tu… More >>

Daisy Rock Elite Guitar, Violet Burst

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2 Responses to “Daisy Rock Elite Guitar, Violet Burst”

  1. Atwellius says:
    September 4, 2010 at 9:34 am

    This guitar was purchased for my daughter and has been a great guitar. Good overall tonal quality, good size and weight, neck is a great size for small hands, and the best part, she LOVES it! Instructor gives is favorable ratings as well. Not a PRS, but a great first guitar.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  2. Morgan Smyczek says:
    September 4, 2010 at 10:40 am

    I love my Daisy Rock Stardust Elite. After reading an outstanding review in Guitar Player magazine I was swayed from the equally girly-glam Rock Candy to this little beauty and I wasn’t disappointed. The tones are rich and full, without the annoyance of neck buzzing like its Rock Candy counterpart.

    For my smallish hands the 3/4 scale neck is perfect. I can easily switch between barre chords without manually placing each finger (read: using my right hand to place my fingers on the chords) to obtain additional reach. My speed and flow of notes improved from the first go on my Elite. Additionally, the slim line of the body makes for comfortable playing.

    Even my boyfriend, who is a seasoned guitarist, is surprised and satisfied with the quality and sound from this “girly” guitar. Don’t let the name, concept, or sparkly colors fool you – these guitars are quality instruments with a great sound.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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