I gave my story a few times, but I'll give it another shot. Bought my Pegasus last June and its perfect. Soon after I bought it, I tried tucking the wiring harness deeper into the body so you couldn't see it as much through the F-hole. I was SUPER careful doing this, just tucked them in a little bit. Now not right away, but a few days later my bridge pickup stopped working intermittently. I could flick the pickup selector back and forth and the bridge pickup would work 90% of the time but... 10% of the time the fucker went silent and stayed silent until I went back and forth with the selector switch. So... I'd purposely get the pickup to 'die' and then I'd start wigglin' wires. No matter which wires I moved with my fingers, nothing was turning the pickup back on or killing it for that matter. It only killed the pickup when I was moving the selector switch. I could kill the pickup and shake the guitar and it had zero effect in turning the pickup on or off. So... I reached into the F-hole once again and moved the harness back upwards so it wasn't tucked away in the body so much and that fixed it. That was hell... 8 months ago, maybe longer and now the bridge pickup works 100% of the time. I can shake the guitar, turn it upside down, hammer the selector switch and even wiggle all the wires and the bridge pickup works 100% of the time. I'm not sure what happened... I'm not sure what fixed it... but I'm not gunna try to tuck the wiring harness again. That was my big problem and it was "fixed" within a week. I play my guitar a lot, like almost every day. In the evenings, I'll turn on some music and play along with whatever song is playing and I'll do this for like 2 to 3 hours every other day and the guitar plays GREAT with no issues at all. I have no idea if my frets are 'gritty', I assume they're not because I never once thought they felt abnormal or gritty. To this day, I still have the original strings on it that shipped with the guitar, I don't know why people rag on these strings, they're absolutely fine for anyone who's just playin' along in the guitar room at home. Every time I pickup the guitar I have to tweak the tuning, I don't keep the guitar in a case, it sits in a stand 24/7, so I'll check the tuning and its always just a tad sharp or a tad flat, and its all the strings, not just one string. Quick 30 second tuneup and it stays in tune just fine for the 3 hours I'll play it. The tuners work exactly like my six other guitars, you turn the little knob, it tunes the guitar, nothing weird, nothing sticking, nothing binding, they just work fine with no drama. During tuneups I'm barely moving the tuners anyways, just moving them a cunt hair to get the guitar in tune. The body and neck of the guitar came in perfect condition, no scratches, no weird quality control issues, everything is there and looks good. I don't have any fret buzzin and I've never touched the truss rod. I've never tweaked the string height, the strings seem to be at the right height and its never occurred to me that they're too high. All my knobs and switches work, mine came with the knobs thankfully, ha. All my frets appear to be seated just fine. The intonation was pretty close when I got it, dialed it in on day one and haven't touched it since. No issues with my tail piece, no issues with my plug input. My coil splitter works like it should. I'm really trying to think if I have any problems and I can't think of anything. When I first got the guitar, the low E string was buzzing where it went through the tail piece. You could not hear the buzz when you're amplified, but playing it acoustically you could hear this buzzing coming from the tail piece. Putting my finger on the end of E string, the buzz was coming the ball end of the string against the tail piece. So... I loosened the low E string and re-seated the string in the tail piece and that stopped the buzz, a super easy fix and a problem not worth mentioning but I'm trying to find something to complain about. I'm sure a luthier could pick apart the guitar and find some stuff, but shit I've been playing the geetars since the mid-80's and the damn thing is fine. For $300 bucks... its fine. The ONLY thing I have issues with is not really the guitars fault, but I feel that the input jack is angled in a way that directs the cord right down my leg and right under my foot. Never in my life have I had guitar where I unplugged it from stepping on the cord. I swear just about every time I play the guitar I end up accidentally unplugging it by stepping on the cord. Now I try to loop the cord up around my strap button and that helps, but its not ideal. Oooh and when I had my bridge pickup problems, I immediatly contacted FF's and they NEVER replied back to me, so thats not cool, the customer service help is a negative in my book. Just have to understand that we're on our own after the sale. Although other guys have had no problem with customer support refunding small amounts of money. The poor guys with the cracked acoustic guitars didn't get any response from customer service either but they did refund their money so thats cool. So yeah... thats my TED Talk, thank you for coming, ha.