Electric Guitars

Electric Guitar Stratocaster with S Pickup Configuration Black with Case

The Eko ST Style electric guitar has a maple body, neck, and fingerboard. It features a passive S pickup configuration and a 24-fret fingerboard.

  • Shape: ST Style
  • Body material: Maple
  • Neck material:...

The Eko ST Style electric guitar has a maple body, neck, and fingerboard. It features a passive S pickup configuration and a 24-fret fingerboard.

  • Shape: ST Style
  • Body material: Maple
  • Neck material: Maple
  • Fingerboard material: Maple
  • Pickup configuration: S
  • Pickup operation: Passive
  • Number of strings: 6
  • Number of frets: 24
  • Case: Included
  • Color: Black
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  • In my opinion, this is a guitar that serves as the perfect base for upgrades. It has the classic flaws of a "cheap" guitar, such as not holding its tuning easily when using the tremolo or the bridge not being top quality. All these can be easily upgraded. The neck is not too thin but not thick either, it reminded me of a Fender Strat, the pickups are not too noisy, everything just works. Of all the brands I have researched, it is the only Strat with 24 frets that does not look too modern or shredding like, for example, an Ibanez, although Harley Benton can also offer something similar for the same money.

    In conclusion, a very worthy instrument. However, for the listed price of 330 euros, I would not buy it. It is worth maybe 280, I bought it for 250 from Belgium.

    I've had it for 2 years and it hasn't given me any problems. Still like new, still beautiful, and played daily. I bought it because I had an Epiphone Les Paul Standard from 2014 and it didn't suit me, so I wanted an instrument exactly like this one to keep "forever." I can't wait to make the upgrades I want so I can create a quality Frankenstein that will play on par with a Fender American Strat.

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  • In my opinion, this is a guitar that serves as the perfect base for upgrades. It has the classic flaws of a "cheap" guitar, such as not holding its tuning easily when using the tremolo or the bridge not being top quality. All these can be easily upgraded. The neck is not too thin but not thick either, it reminded me of a Fender Strat, the pickups are not too noisy, everything just works. Of all the brands I have researched, it is the only Strat with 24 frets that does not look too modern or shredding like, for example, an Ibanez, although Harley Benton can also offer something similar for the same money.

    In conclusion, a very worthy instrument. However, for the listed price of 330 euros, I would not buy it. It is worth maybe 280, I bought it for 250 from Belgium.

    I've had it for 2 years and it hasn't given me any problems. Still like new, still beautiful, and played daily. I bought it because I had an Epiphone Les Paul Standard from 2014 and it didn't suit me, so I wanted an instrument exactly like this one to keep "forever." I can't wait to make the upgrades I want so I can create a quality Frankenstein that will play on par with a Fender American Strat.

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Description & Specifications

The Eko ST Style electric guitar has a maple body, neck, and fingerboard. It features a passive S pickup configuration and a 24-fret fingerboard.

  • Shape: ST Style
  • Body material: Maple
  • Neck material: Maple
  • Fingerboard material: Maple
  • Pickup configuration: S
  • Pickup operation: Passive
  • Number of strings: 6
  • Number of frets: 24
  • Case: Included
  • Color: Black

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Shape
Stratocaster
Body
Maple
Neck
Maple
Fretboard
Maple
Number of Chords
6
Tremolo
No
Case
Yes
Set
No
Number of Frets
24
Colour
Black

Magnets

Pickups Arrangement
S
Pickups Operation
Passive

Important information

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Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • In my opinion, this is a guitar that serves as the perfect base for upgrades. It has the classic flaws of a "cheap" guitar, such as not holding its tuning easily when using the tremolo or the bridge not being top quality. All these can be easily upgraded. The neck is not too thin but not thick either, it reminded me of a Fender Strat, the pickups are not too noisy, everything just works. Of all the brands I have researched, it is the only Strat with 24 frets that does not look too modern or shredding like, for example, an Ibanez, although Harley Benton can also offer something similar for the same money.

    In conclusion, a very worthy instrument. However, for the listed price of 330 euros, I would not buy it. It is worth maybe 280, I bought it for 250 from Belgium.

    I've had it for 2 years and it hasn't given me any problems. Still like new, still beautiful, and played daily. I bought it because I had an Epiphone Les Paul Standard from 2014 and it didn't suit me, so I wanted an instrument exactly like this one to keep "forever." I can't wait to make the upgrades I want so I can create a quality Frankenstein that will play on par with a Fender American Strat.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • In my opinion, this is a guitar that serves as the perfect base for upgrades. It has the classic flaws of a "cheap" guitar, such as not holding its tuning easily when using the tremolo or the bridge not being top quality. All these can be easily upgraded. The neck is not too thin but not thick either, it reminded me of a Fender Strat, the pickups are not too noisy, everything just works. Of all the brands I have researched, it is the only Strat with 24 frets that does not look too modern or shredding like, for example, an Ibanez, although Harley Benton can also offer something similar for the same money.

    In conclusion, a very worthy instrument. However, for the listed price of 330 euros, I would not buy it. It is worth maybe 280, I bought it for 250 from Belgium.

    I've had it for 2 years and it hasn't given me any problems. Still like new, still beautiful, and played daily. I bought it because I had an Epiphone Les Paul Standard from 2014 and it didn't suit me, so I wanted an instrument exactly like this one to keep "forever." I can't wait to make the upgrades I want so I can create a quality Frankenstein that will play on par with a Fender American Strat.

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