@bryansouza Thx for the kind words. I've been meaning to do a spec comparison vid between the AL & a Gib LP. While there's differences, I'm not sure if they'd matter to most players. I will say that my 73 Custom is not as comfortable to play & weighs a ton, but if you put the effort into playing it, it rewards you w/a religious experience that's absolutely superior in tone to anything else. You have to play them back to back to hear it. The AL is certainly a great daily driver tho.
IMO... If you're gigging or are a session player, there's some mods you would probably want to do. If your jamming or making utube videos with it, it's fine the way it is, with the exception of the toggle and output jack.
If you want mods and can't do the work yourself, and you don't have any decent techs in your area, you can send or bring it to my shop in RI or MA.
@thePANGvideos I appreciate the ideas, however, I've used every conceivable nook on my axes for picks holders. I'm sorta sick of it. The reason why we "find" places to stick/wedge picks on our guitars is because there needs to be REAL place to hold picks. If it were done right, it would look right. And since guitar picks are a real part of playing guitar, I submit that we ought to change our perception of what a guitar should look like (a bit). Just my HO. Thx again for your ideas.
@MiguelOwnzUAll Haven't played one, but I'm sure they're as good as anything in their class for the money. That's based on all the other Agiles I've played.
wow sounds amazing, and for the price, just wow... i guess i'll have to fine to the frets myself... does anyone know to best method to get great action? File the frets? the site says that the 3100 comes with a hand filed nut and hand filed frets already... which is the entire i'm opting for the more expensive model... i wonder if it makes a difference, if i should just get the cheaper 2000 for half the price if im going to have to file thing myself anyway... hmm, i dont know what to think =/
You know this sounds pretty trebly, I mean as opposed to a Gibson or Epi. Is that because of the amps your using (aka, the Fender/Vox have chimey cleans). How well would this chug for say metal tones?
@punkmusicmetal Sorry dude, my camera's recorded sound sucks. The point of this video is actually to hear how well it plays in tune, which is something you can hear.
I stopped chugging about 20 years ago so my amps are chugless :) There are a few vids on here with Agiles and players that chug pretty good, though.
@guitartec Ah yeah, nevermind. I forgot about that, plus youtube compression. Alright. that sounds great. Is this a solid guitar? I'm wary of switching from a name brand like say Ibanez or epiphone, each one I've owned (an S-series, and a les paul custom) has lasted me 4-5 years plus. Would you say the same for one of these?
@punkmusicmetal It's a solid 1 pc mahogany body and a 1 pc mahogany neck. The 3100's don't come with a maple top like the 3000 series, but more importantly is the 1 pc neck. Most Asian guitars use a 3 pc neck. Even Ibanez uses a thumbnail joint at the top of their necks.
My 3100 also has a double action truss rod, as opposed to Gibson which has a single action compression rod. I'm not sure if current 3100s are coming through with all the same features, so call Rondomusicdotcom and ask.
@guitartec Uhm, not to be mean or anything; but you're incorrect. The only difference between the 3100s and 3000s are the inlays on the fretboard. However, I believe some models of both come without caps.
@guitartec You said that 3100s don't have maple on the body, as opposed to 3000s. "The 3100's don't come with a maple top like the 3000 series" in a comment directed at punkmusicmetal.
@punkmusicmetal I have a Epiphone Slash Edition Gold Top and also an Agile 3100. I love them both but if I'm totally honest about it the 3100 sounds and plays better, but I did put Seymour Duncans in the Agile Sh-2 and Sh-4. The Slash has alnico pro 2 Seymour Duncans. Both are really close but I have to give the nod to the Agile.Also the Slash retails for 1000 bucks! The Agile after the pickups 650. Do not fear these guitars, they are great. I was leary of them myself, not any more.
@sewersludgerecords Guitars should come with built-in pick holders built right into the body, and I don't mean those cheesey spring-loaded plastic kind with the dbl sided tape. I am SICK of looking for the pick I dropped. Can't believe Fender doesn't do it.
i live in mn how can you get this done for me? i play but dont know anything on what you did but sounds amazing. and how much will i cost. im also left handed if that makes a difference
@toiletslayer I would have a local Luthier or knowledgeable repairman do it. Ask them to watch my video. If they try to talk you out of it, move on to the next guy.
@pandamanparty I just played it through a Bogner 4x10, a Fender Blues Deville 4x10, a Roland Cube 60, and an AC15. I liked the Roland for the shop, but all the others were great stage beasts. An AC30 would have been killer.
hey man - great video! thanks so much... I may buy one... I am also thinking about the AS-1000... do you have any experience with this guitar? thanks!
Well, for someone who does not play so well, can say the chords you are playing are fantastic! Have one of these Al 3100's myself, and you have her sounding great! May try out a mod or two on it, but she sounds better than the LP Standard that I have. Will pick up my Agile first. Great video!
If anyone needs an upgrade Nashville-style bridge for their Agile, I have 1 left in gold. It should fit right on your stock posts, but a set-up is advised at installation. $30.+ $5 shipping Priority USPS to the lower 48 US states only paid via PayPal. Let me know.
FYI... The stock ABR-1 works okay, but Nashvilles' are better. They are stock on most Gibsons (that aren't reissues). ABR-1s are what was on on all much older Gibsons and all Epis. Not all old stuff is cool!
@copytekk - Wow, thanks!!! No particular song here, I was just messin' around. The chords I play I've sorta adopted for their clarity. They are very precise allowing me to bring out certain facets, issues, and anomalies of any guitar when tuned to pitch. This is so I can find out what's wrong with them and correct them. Fun stuff in guitar repair, and it sounds sorta pretty too. Thanks again!
The bridge about $30-80 depending on quality, the switch is around $25., The deep washer for the switch is $6., the jack is $7, the plate is $7, the compensated nut is $40-50. (unless you have the proper nut files, expect to pay for the install) the pup bindings are not easily available if you want to switch the color.
The bridge about $30-80 depending on quality, the switch is around $25., The deep washer for the switch is $6., the jack is $7, the plate is $7, the compensated nut is $40-50. (unless you have the proper nut files, expect to pay for the install) the pup bindings are not easily available if you want to switch the color.
The bridge about $30-80 depending on quality, the switch is around $25., The deep washer for the switch is $6., the jack is $7, the plate is $7, the compensated nut is $40-50. (unless you have the proper nut files, expect to pay for the install) the pup bindings are not easily available if you want to switch the color.
just the cost of parts please...approx? Im about to pick one of these up and i like the mods you made...i can install the pickups and i have a guy for action and intonation....
Don't knock your playing, it was beautiful, tone and note selection, both. I got an Ibanez GAX70 for X-mas, thinking of replacing pups to get the R&R Hoochie Coo, or live JPage mid range crunch. What do you think of this, or the Avion av3 compared to the Agile? I'm thinking the Agile is a really good value, and looks better. I love my cheapy Ibanez, but I don't know about it's pups of agathis body, plus the sound of an LP is just too good. Thanks, and great vids!
The simple answer is; Yes, my 3100 stays right in tune for the most part, as well as any genuine LP I've owned.
But typically a string slipping out of tune isn't usually a guitar or string's fault- sometimes it is, but very rarely. It's honestly the lack of understanding that makes most string slip.
Wow, thanks for the speedy response haha. Well, I've been playin' for 2 years now and my only electric is a beginner Silvertone (Which I can bend the 3rd string well but the 2nd drops flat the moment I bend it lol) and I was just looking around for a decent guitar. Tight on money so yah
So the Agile (about $400) is a better buy than other guitars at around $400 also? Because thats about my limit haha.
The Agile 2500-3100 series is a good LP copy, if a LP is what you are aftert. Ibanez, Schecter, and a slew of other companies make some other styles of killer guitars for $300-$400. You're smart to stay away from buying a trem guitar if you don't think you'll use it.
Thanks. For equipment, I'm just using the Crate amp and the guitar, no stomp boxes.
The Crate VTX200 has one interesting effect which I'm using; I dialed in a ping/pong delay with a touch of chorus. The cool thing is... just the second part of the delay (the pong along with its regeneration) has the chorus, but not the ping (original note played). That's unique to find in an amp, and it helps you hear the notes better. That's probably what you're hearing. Plus, you got good ears!
Thanks for posting the video, great demo. So what are the real differences between a Gibson Les Paul and Agile AL-3100 in terms of playability, quality and sound (excluding pickups)?
Well, within terms of playability, the Agile has a 14 inch radius fingerboard curve as opposed to 12 inch on the LP Custom. At least that's what it specs out to be using my radius gauges. The overall profile of the neck is a tad different, but nothing that's better or worse. Other than that, it's up to each individual to decide if the playability is right for them. There are lots of variables because both companies make several variations that affect playability.
As for quality, the Agile has a polyester finish (not polyurathane) as oppsed to a multi-coat lacquer finish on the paul. In my opinion, the Agile feels cheaper, but once you get used to anything, it's not usually an issue. Also, a poly finish will crack horribly if dropped or banged hard, and is usually unfixable because it's so thick. Blending is just impossible. Lacquer is much thinner and allows the wood to breathe. It's also totally fixable.
Sound has a lot to do with a lot of different things, but it's mainly the person playing and the amp. I guess I'd have to say that since this AL3100 is all mahogany, it may sound a bit more like an SG, whatever that sounds like.
Thanks, I really appreciate that! The Agile line is always being updated. Now some of the 3100's are double bound just like a real LP Custom. Wish this one was. :(
Great demo! Nice guitar playing, too. The more I see and hear about Agile Guitars, the more respect I give 'em. Love the finish on yours. Thanks for the vid!
@bryansouza I'm with ya man on the cheap axes! Some are just killer. I'll get to that spec vid soon!
guitartec 2 months ago
@bryansouza Thx for the kind words. I've been meaning to do a spec comparison vid between the AL & a Gib LP. While there's differences, I'm not sure if they'd matter to most players. I will say that my 73 Custom is not as comfortable to play & weighs a ton, but if you put the effort into playing it, it rewards you w/a religious experience that's absolutely superior in tone to anything else. You have to play them back to back to hear it. The AL is certainly a great daily driver tho.
guitartec 2 months ago
is the high frets hard to reach
KingofPho75 9 months ago
@KingofPho75 No harder than any LP.
guitartec 9 months ago
what is a good amp for this guitar :O?
masterjackie1 10 months ago
I'm a big fan of the Agiles. I've had several of them. Once you switch the pickups out on them they are great!
Question: What do you think of the electronics in the Agile Les Pauls? Do you think they should be switched out with better pots and stuff?
gbastow 1 year ago
@gbastow Yeah, Agiles are good, solid axes.
IMO... If you're gigging or are a session player, there's some mods you would probably want to do. If your jamming or making utube videos with it, it's fine the way it is, with the exception of the toggle and output jack.
If you want mods and can't do the work yourself, and you don't have any decent techs in your area, you can send or bring it to my shop in RI or MA.
guitartec 1 year ago
@thePANGvideos Thanks. Actually, my thumb is most of the problem and thumb picks just make it worse.
guitartec 1 year ago
@thePANGvideos You shouldn't change your Tele. This is for us that drop picks.
For me, I have a hand injury... numb fingers.
guitartec 1 year ago
@thePANGvideos I appreciate the ideas, however, I've used every conceivable nook on my axes for picks holders. I'm sorta sick of it. The reason why we "find" places to stick/wedge picks on our guitars is because there needs to be REAL place to hold picks. If it were done right, it would look right. And since guitar picks are a real part of playing guitar, I submit that we ought to change our perception of what a guitar should look like (a bit). Just my HO. Thx again for your ideas.
guitartec 1 year ago
Would you recommend a Agile Al-200 or are they not worth it, in sound wise?
MiguelOwnzUAll 1 year ago
@MiguelOwnzUAll Haven't played one, but I'm sure they're as good as anything in their class for the money. That's based on all the other Agiles I've played.
guitartec 1 year ago
my agile's neck width is 1.3/4 at nut.which nut and bridge i need?please help
guitarplayer1A 1 year ago
i have a question do you know how much it costs to refret?? like an average price that other people charge?? just curious
wararox 1 year ago
wow sounds amazing, and for the price, just wow... i guess i'll have to fine to the frets myself... does anyone know to best method to get great action? File the frets? the site says that the 3100 comes with a hand filed nut and hand filed frets already... which is the entire i'm opting for the more expensive model... i wonder if it makes a difference, if i should just get the cheaper 2000 for half the price if im going to have to file thing myself anyway... hmm, i dont know what to think =/
ge0metr1x 1 year ago
You know this sounds pretty trebly, I mean as opposed to a Gibson or Epi. Is that because of the amps your using (aka, the Fender/Vox have chimey cleans). How well would this chug for say metal tones?
punkmusicmetal 1 year ago
@punkmusicmetal Sorry dude, my camera's recorded sound sucks. The point of this video is actually to hear how well it plays in tune, which is something you can hear.
I stopped chugging about 20 years ago so my amps are chugless :) There are a few vids on here with Agiles and players that chug pretty good, though.
guitartec 1 year ago
@guitartec Ah yeah, nevermind. I forgot about that, plus youtube compression. Alright. that sounds great. Is this a solid guitar? I'm wary of switching from a name brand like say Ibanez or epiphone, each one I've owned (an S-series, and a les paul custom) has lasted me 4-5 years plus. Would you say the same for one of these?
punkmusicmetal 1 year ago
@punkmusicmetal It's a solid 1 pc mahogany body and a 1 pc mahogany neck. The 3100's don't come with a maple top like the 3000 series, but more importantly is the 1 pc neck. Most Asian guitars use a 3 pc neck. Even Ibanez uses a thumbnail joint at the top of their necks.
My 3100 also has a double action truss rod, as opposed to Gibson which has a single action compression rod. I'm not sure if current 3100s are coming through with all the same features, so call Rondomusicdotcom and ask.
guitartec 1 year ago
@guitartec Uhm, not to be mean or anything; but you're incorrect. The only difference between the 3100s and 3000s are the inlays on the fretboard. However, I believe some models of both come without caps.
DavidRayT 1 year ago
@DavidRayT Not sure what I said about 3100s and 3000s that you're referring to as incorrect. Please explain.
guitartec 1 year ago
@guitartec You said that 3100s don't have maple on the body, as opposed to 3000s. "The 3100's don't come with a maple top like the 3000 series" in a comment directed at punkmusicmetal.
Not trying to nitpick, just informing ya. :D
DavidRayT 1 year ago
@DavidRayT Ahhh... good catch! Thanks, man.
guitartec 1 year ago
@guitartec No problem! I hope I don't seem like a douche. Lol
DavidRayT 1 year ago
@DavidRayT No, not at all. My bad.
guitartec 1 year ago
@punkmusicmetal I have a Epiphone Slash Edition Gold Top and also an Agile 3100. I love them both but if I'm totally honest about it the 3100 sounds and plays better, but I did put Seymour Duncans in the Agile Sh-2 and Sh-4. The Slash has alnico pro 2 Seymour Duncans. Both are really close but I have to give the nod to the Agile.Also the Slash retails for 1000 bucks! The Agile after the pickups 650. Do not fear these guitars, they are great. I was leary of them myself, not any more.
brian721300 1 year ago
LOL!!! Watch as the pick goes flying at 2:09! If I had a quarter every time I did that...
sewersludgerecords 1 year ago
@sewersludgerecords Guitars should come with built-in pick holders built right into the body, and I don't mean those cheesey spring-loaded plastic kind with the dbl sided tape. I am SICK of looking for the pick I dropped. Can't believe Fender doesn't do it.
guitartec 1 year ago 4
@guitartec Try the BRAIN picks. They actually stick to your fingers.
19army56 1 year ago
@19army56 Thanks, yeah, I've seen them. They're cool.
guitartec 1 year ago
i live in mn how can you get this done for me? i play but dont know anything on what you did but sounds amazing. and how much will i cost. im also left handed if that makes a difference
toiletslayer 1 year ago
@toiletslayer I would have a local Luthier or knowledgeable repairman do it. Ask them to watch my video. If they try to talk you out of it, move on to the next guy.
guitartec 1 year ago
still sounds cheap.
GRAVESEED 1 year ago
@GRAVESEED Sorry. Maybe the cam corder's audio has something to do with it or the playing.
guitartec 1 year ago
@guitartec GRAVESEED is an idiot, this thing sounds better than my gibson les paul studio. Doesn't sound "cheap" to me at all. beautiful playing
godlikecharacta 1 year ago
@godlikecharacta Thanks man. I guess ya either like the sound or you don't , but who's to say. I know I Like it! Thanks again!
guitartec 1 year ago
@guitartec prolly just the amp. u have to consider it sounds great for solid state. think about this thing through a ac30
pandamanparty 1 year ago
@pandamanparty I just played it through a Bogner 4x10, a Fender Blues Deville 4x10, a Roland Cube 60, and an AC15. I liked the Roland for the shop, but all the others were great stage beasts. An AC30 would have been killer.
guitartec 1 year ago
hey man - great video! thanks so much... I may buy one... I am also thinking about the AS-1000... do you have any experience with this guitar? thanks!
Nick
nickkellie 1 year ago
@nickkellie Thanks. No experience with the AS1K, but if it's like all the other Rondos, it will need the frets dressed and a great set-up.
guitartec 1 year ago
Uh oh, Agile shopping now....LOL. Love the chord work actually.
mstrtumnus 1 year ago
you sound like seth rogen lol but great guitar
515xmaggotx515 1 year ago 7
@515xmaggotx515 Oh no... It's the gearmanndude thing all over again XD
DavidRayT 1 year ago
With the earvana nut do you still intonate at the twelfth fret like normal?
aligatorsandwitch72 1 year ago
@aligatorsandwitch72 Yup, and I then temper the scale length to the player's playing style.
guitartec 1 year ago
Middle position is like sweet heavy cream.
TheBigMclargehuge 1 year ago
@TheBigMclargehuge But it plays like buttah!
guitartec 1 year ago
Well, for someone who does not play so well, can say the chords you are playing are fantastic! Have one of these Al 3100's myself, and you have her sounding great! May try out a mod or two on it, but she sounds better than the LP Standard that I have. Will pick up my Agile first. Great video!
monkymonk6 1 year ago
@monkymonk6 Thanks, man, I really appreciate that. Have a blast with your Agile!
guitartec 1 year ago
that body's got to be at least 2 inches thick!, nice guitar
watchtheskies 1 year ago
If anyone needs an upgrade Nashville-style bridge for their Agile, I have 1 left in gold. It should fit right on your stock posts, but a set-up is advised at installation. $30.+ $5 shipping Priority USPS to the lower 48 US states only paid via PayPal. Let me know.
FYI... The stock ABR-1 works okay, but Nashvilles' are better. They are stock on most Gibsons (that aren't reissues). ABR-1s are what was on on all much older Gibsons and all Epis. Not all old stuff is cool!
Dean
Guitartec Repair
guitartec 1 year ago
thanks for the video! i dont think i could have found a more helpful video at a better time!!!
conscript93 1 year ago
@conscript93 Glad I could help.
guitartec 1 year ago
What song were you playing in the beginning (playing clean)? It's beautiful.
copytekk 1 year ago
@copytekk - Wow, thanks!!! No particular song here, I was just messin' around. The chords I play I've sorta adopted for their clarity. They are very precise allowing me to bring out certain facets, issues, and anomalies of any guitar when tuned to pitch. This is so I can find out what's wrong with them and correct them. Fun stuff in guitar repair, and it sounds sorta pretty too. Thanks again!
guitartec 1 year ago
@guitartec I should have said "this is so I can instantly hear if there are any tuning or intonation issues with the guitar when tuned to pitch.
guitartec 1 year ago
The bridge about $30-80 depending on quality, the switch is around $25., The deep washer for the switch is $6., the jack is $7, the plate is $7, the compensated nut is $40-50. (unless you have the proper nut files, expect to pay for the install) the pup bindings are not easily available if you want to switch the color.
Good luck with your mods!
guitartec 1 year ago
The bridge about $30-80 depending on quality, the switch is around $25., The deep washer for the switch is $6., the jack is $7, the plate is $7, the compensated nut is $40-50. (unless you have the proper nut files, expect to pay for the install) the pup bindings are not easily available if you want to switch the color.
Good luck with your mods!
guitartec 1 year ago
@guitartec i have a mexican tele with the earvana nut. one of the best mods i've ever done!
anonazero 1 year ago
The bridge about $30-80 depending on quality, the switch is around $25., The deep washer for the switch is $6., the jack is $7, the plate is $7, the compensated nut is $40-50. (unless you have the proper nut files, expect to pay for the install) the pup bindings are not easily available if you want to switch the color.
Good luck with your mods!
guitartec 1 year ago
did u put the gold hardware on? or did it come like this? i know u changed the bridge.
PrinceOfPunk13 2 years ago
The gold came stock on this 3100
guitartec 2 years ago
how much would all of the mods cost?
imacoolpk 2 years ago
Who'd be doing the labor?
guitartec 2 years ago
just the cost of parts please...approx? Im about to pick one of these up and i like the mods you made...i can install the pickups and i have a guy for action and intonation....
saneideas 1 year ago
Don't knock your playing, it was beautiful, tone and note selection, both. I got an Ibanez GAX70 for X-mas, thinking of replacing pups to get the R&R Hoochie Coo, or live JPage mid range crunch. What do you think of this, or the Avion av3 compared to the Agile? I'm thinking the Agile is a really good value, and looks better. I love my cheapy Ibanez, but I don't know about it's pups of agathis body, plus the sound of an LP is just too good. Thanks, and great vids!
flugplatz21 2 years ago
I have a agile cool cat guitar the jazz model left handed there great
travelinman617 2 years ago
How does the tuning hold on the Agile? Like it won't go outa tune easily when you bend strings, right?
Great review btw, learned alot! =)
Blandified 2 years ago
Thanks for the compliment.
The simple answer is; Yes, my 3100 stays right in tune for the most part, as well as any genuine LP I've owned.
But typically a string slipping out of tune isn't usually a guitar or string's fault- sometimes it is, but very rarely. It's honestly the lack of understanding that makes most string slip.
Sorry for the long-ass answer.
Dean
guitartec 2 years ago
Wow, thanks for the speedy response haha. Well, I've been playin' for 2 years now and my only electric is a beginner Silvertone (Which I can bend the 3rd string well but the 2nd drops flat the moment I bend it lol) and I was just looking around for a decent guitar. Tight on money so yah
So the Agile (about $400) is a better buy than other guitars at around $400 also? Because thats about my limit haha.
Blandified 2 years ago
The Agile 2500-3100 series is a good LP copy, if a LP is what you are aftert. Ibanez, Schecter, and a slew of other companies make some other styles of killer guitars for $300-$400. You're smart to stay away from buying a trem guitar if you don't think you'll use it.
Good Luck
guitartec 2 years ago
With the money you save by buying an Agile, buy some 18:1 locking tuners, you cheap bastard.
Hoopermazing 2 years ago
I love the sound you have. So clean. What are you using as far as equipment?
vstyle23 2 years ago
Thanks. For equipment, I'm just using the Crate amp and the guitar, no stomp boxes.
The Crate VTX200 has one interesting effect which I'm using; I dialed in a ping/pong delay with a touch of chorus. The cool thing is... just the second part of the delay (the pong along with its regeneration) has the chorus, but not the ping (original note played). That's unique to find in an amp, and it helps you hear the notes better. That's probably what you're hearing. Plus, you got good ears!
guitartec 2 years ago
how good are the stock pups? im not interested in getting this guitar to sound like a gibson
custom944 2 years ago
Thanks for posting the video, great demo. So what are the real differences between a Gibson Les Paul and Agile AL-3100 in terms of playability, quality and sound (excluding pickups)?
LeperKing 2 years ago
Well, within terms of playability, the Agile has a 14 inch radius fingerboard curve as opposed to 12 inch on the LP Custom. At least that's what it specs out to be using my radius gauges. The overall profile of the neck is a tad different, but nothing that's better or worse. Other than that, it's up to each individual to decide if the playability is right for them. There are lots of variables because both companies make several variations that affect playability.
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guitartec 2 years ago
As for quality, the Agile has a polyester finish (not polyurathane) as oppsed to a multi-coat lacquer finish on the paul. In my opinion, the Agile feels cheaper, but once you get used to anything, it's not usually an issue. Also, a poly finish will crack horribly if dropped or banged hard, and is usually unfixable because it's so thick. Blending is just impossible. Lacquer is much thinner and allows the wood to breathe. It's also totally fixable.
guitartec 2 years ago
Sound has a lot to do with a lot of different things, but it's mainly the person playing and the amp. I guess I'd have to say that since this AL3100 is all mahogany, it may sound a bit more like an SG, whatever that sounds like.
guitartec 2 years ago
Thanks, I really appreciate that! The Agile line is always being updated. Now some of the 3100's are double bound just like a real LP Custom. Wish this one was. :(
guitartec 2 years ago
Great demo! Nice guitar playing, too. The more I see and hear about Agile Guitars, the more respect I give 'em. Love the finish on yours. Thanks for the vid!
bobbyswamp 2 years ago