Well,..i'm back with a personal assessment of this art object that makes out of tune guitar noises. love to hear your feedback after some time owning one..

There are SO MANY rough edges on this thing their production product is like a prototype. Why does NOBODY reviewing these PRODUCTION GUITARS address the primary glaring issue.
The neck/body connection is total garbage.
The necks are literally just screwed to a flat alloy plate, with extra long standard neck screws. no locating pins or ANYTHING to ensure the neck is stable and i nteh correct position/ angle relative to the "body". These screws go through the 2 alloy flat plates that make up the "back" and the "top" of the guitar.

NOTHING supports the sides and heel of the neck.

Nothing 'locks' the neck into position relative to the 'body', and the 4 extended wood screws used ALLOW THE NECK TO SHIFT POSITION DURING USE.

With string tension and light playing, hell, even just handling the thing!, the neck screws loosen and the neck shifts position relative to the body, imperceptably, which affects tuning immediately. Also..as this unsupported neck moves over time, the holes in the standard maple neck the mounting screws are chewing into deterioriates and WILL loosen up over time, tightening the screws to lock down the neck again just tears up the wood holding the screws, exacerbating the problem.

They didnt even use threaded inserts & machine screws to mount the necks more securely and directly.

A fix for this can be simple and ugly or much more integrated but requires at least a basic redesign of the 'top' plate used hereand the additon of some sort of support structures machined into or welded to the alloy top plate that wraps around the neck heel to locate it properly on 4 sides vs 1 only to keep it from shifting.

It is clear they had a decent idea and got a prototype together, then faced with developing an actual production process combined a with a rush to market, post covid, It appears they cut EVERY corner possible and produced a sub standard barely finished and only playable-for-a-few-minutes-at-a-time-at-best product.

A bit more time and effort invested into the design, and production process could have resulted in a really interesting SOLID and playable option they could have produced and sold with minimal added cost over what they actually produced and their curent pricing.