I'm amazed how they can build this kind of quality at this price. Very good luthiers in Indonesia. I've owned Gibson LPs thru the years and this is just as good (as far as sound,feel,and looks go). Beautiful blended finish (smooth fade to dark), and good wood. Maybe some of the electronics (pots,switches,jacks)are not as heavy duty as Gibson LPs but they are still very good and sturdy. Smooth turning knobs, and the switches are NOT scratchy. I had to tighten the nut on the cable jack...no biggie. Was surprised...Great setup out of the box.  I did put some pencil graphite on the nut to stop it from binding when tuning. It holds the tuning fairly well once you do it correctly. (Tune/stretch/tune/stretch until stable.) It has that chunky fat Paul sound and can sustain forever with the correct amp gain. Much mellower warm sound compared to my bright twangy tele. It can get nice thick heavy tones with right amp. And lots of tonal variety. Neck and 'feel' is great after playing a little while. (Of course any new guitar/neck takes time to break in and grow on you). I love the weight...can play for hours with no stiff back and shoulder. It is lighter than Gibson LP but don't let that fool you. Still has plenty sustain and tone. The bolt on neck doesn't bother me...still plenty smooth crunchy tones.  I play Fenders with bolt on necks..never been an issue with them. I play mostly classic, southern, and blues rock, with experimental synth stuff thrown in.