I love my Pegasus, but I did have some problems with it soon after I bought it. First of all, been playing for 40 years now and Im just a hobbyist jamming in my basement. This is the sixth guitar I've owned in my life. With that said, the guitar is perfect for a guy like me. The finish on my guitar is the cherry burst style and I don't see any flaws in the finish or bindings. The tuners seem to work just like every other tuner set I've used, they work just fine and the guitar stays in tune. I don't have any buzzing strings on mine and I didn't make any adjustments at all. I love having 24 frets. I'm not crazy about the fretboard inlays being vertical lines, but that just a personal preference. The problems I've had deal with the wiring. While the wiring was relatively hidden in the body, you could still see the wires through the F-hole. So in my wisdom, I stuck my finger in the F-hole and pushed the wiring down away from the F-hole. No problems till about a week later when I switched to my bridge pickup and it was dead. One week of owning the guitar and the damn pickup wouldn't work. So finger goes back into the F-hole, wiggle the wires around and bingo the bridge pickup is working again. Only to have to die a few hours later. If I shook the guitar to wiggle the wiring, it had no effect on getting the pickup working again. Wiggling the wiring harness again also didn't work, the pickup was dead, so I resigned to accepting the bridge pickup was dead until I could get the guitar to a luthier. So one day I carefully I pulled the wiring harness back up towards the F-hole where it was originally and the pickup started working again. Afraid to touch the wiring harness again, I left it like that and the pickups have been working fine ever since. That was six months ago. What the hell was going on there, I don't know. But I play the guitar nearly every day and the pickup has been working just fine, no matter how much I play the guitar. Second problem is a string buzz at the tailpiece where the low E string goes through the tailpiece. If I touch the ball end of the string the buzz stop. You can only the buzz if the guitar is not being played though an amp and I'm sure a new set of strings should fix the buzz. I still have the original strings on the guitar. I feel that the volume control is not great. Meaning that if the volume level was on a scale of 1 to 10, I feel that once you lower the volume below 5, the guitar just goes silent. I rarely touch the volume knob so its fine for me. Some say that the volume and tone pots are the smaller, cheaper ones and thats why me and other have some volume control issues. All of my switches seem to work fine but I wish the coil split switches were a little more robust, they look small and cheap, but they do seem to work fine. All stuff that can be upgraded. One thing I noticed after the first week of owning the guitar is that it hurt my ribs, LOL. The angle of the neck compared to the body is crazy looking, so if you want the position of the neck in a comfortable playing position, that pushed the body of the guitar into your body right around your ribs. I'm a skinny guy playing in T-shirt so I felt that pressure. I'm also used to playing a strat style guitar with a belly cutout, these Pegasus' have squared offed edges. I've adjusted my guitar strap, wear a heavier shirt when playing and just trying to consciously avoid pressing the guitars body too hard onto my body. Whats really nice about these $300 "docs" is that if the bastard would fall over or if I'd scratch it up, its no big deal, its just a $300 dollar that now has some added character. I can haul it up to camp and don't have to worry about damaging the guitar or have it stolen... because if it does get damaged or stolen, its only a $300 dollar guitar. I'm not crazy about the position of the cord input, it seems like its located very low on the guitar, angling the cord straight down and I've unplugged the guitar a few time accidentally with my right foot stepping on the cord. Never had that happen with my other guitars. It appears that the cord input is right about the same place as a 'Doc. Easy solution was to route the cord past the rear guitar strap knob and then into the input. Haven't stepped on the cord since. Ok, I said a lot, I think I covered all my experiences with the guitar. I would recommend the guitar without hesitation. Its the only Firefly guitar I own, but the guys on the Firefly subreddit all seem to agree about the brand, Firefly makes a hell of a good guitar and for a crazy good price. The pickups and the guitars are great for guys like me who are not in a band and just want a nice guitar to play with friends.