This is a nice guitar that does what it was made to do. I can get some wonderful resonator sounds from it and it is a lot of fun to play. Intonation is very good all up the neck, which was one of my concerns. The pickups go through a blend knob. Some say you should separate them and add a switch to select, buy I find the stock arrangement just fine. The neck mini-bucker is OK. You can get some fine sounds from it, but it is just average. It does blend well with the reso pickup and sounds good for blues or some clean to mild OD. Neck pickup feeds back pretty early in a loud setting. If I gig'd with it I would replace the neck pup and that's it. Running the reso through an acoustic or super clean amp makes it really shine. Cheap solid state amps work pretty well too as they usually have pretty clean options in them. Great buy if you are looking for this kind of sound. Neck is good, tuners acceptable [stays in tune well] and bridge does its job. Have fun.

The Jay Turser JT Res sounds great using a slide but I don't use a slide very much at all. The tones you get are amazing. The humbucker gets awesome jazz and blues tones. The piezo pickup at the bridge gives you a really nice acoustic guitar tone. I consider this to be a hybrid guitar. The neck of this guitar feels like a strat while the body has a hollow body feel. This guitar is also lightweight sounds more like a resonator when it is unplugged. But through an amp the tone range is across the board. The neck pickup sounds real nice with some light overdrive. The tone knob is a good feature and the blend knob mixes both pickups for some cool tones. If you need to go from acoustic to electric without changing guitars, get this thing.

I have owned one of these for about 5 years. I play mostly Gibson Firebirds so the pickup was perfect. The piezo is ok but the ablitly to blend the two rocks. For the money it's a good buy. It is meant to be played electrically. Acoustically it's not that loud. I give it 2 thumbs up!!!