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Its the Delta King, but its a single cutaway. Yea at first when i got it the frets were odd and i didnt love it, bt i broke it in and wow, i realized it was a killer guitar. Geeze, it took me about 2 months of picking it up and putting it down, I was more use to my first act strat knockoff, but i cant put it down now. Well thanks guys for helping me, i'll get right on it.

Well i'd look at flea markets other than the internet. When ur at flea markets or pawn shops, u can find stuff from the hillbillies sometimes, who dont know what the heck their selling. I bought a squier affinity strat for 50 bucks, just to fix it up. The electronix didnt work or anything, but right now im fixing it up and it plays nice anyways. Im repainting it, and having fun with it, but i just want to start doing stuff myself. So i'd say flea markets, pawn shops, thrift stores-maybe if u get SUPER lucky, just look, garage sales work too sometimes, u never know.

I play alot of lead on my Oschar Schmidt Hollowbody guitar. I payed $150 for it and i love it with a passion. It looks and plays beautifully, but i play alot of solos on it, and the frets are a little flat. I play a G with my v-amp2 tuner, and the string is completely in tune, but i play the fret, and its totally flat. Then i hit the middle harmonic on that string and its obviously in tune. I have no clue what i should do about it. I heard "fret action" will do something but i dont know what that is. I was thinking about replacing the frets, but i dont want to ruin my favorite guitar if i mess up. What should i do? (i added that cus it looked cool)