If you haven’t guessed by now it’s no secret that when it comes to guitars we here at electricguitarcity.com lean more to being fans of the Les Paul style guitars. Yes, there is no denying it the Les Paul style guitar is the guitar we gravitate to. That is probably why we love the Agile Al’s so much. In our opinion best bang for your buck guitars hands down! Read all about some of our ravings of these guitars here and here.
Today, however, we thought we would stray from our obsession with the Agile Al guitars and take a look at something different. We give you the Agile Ghost Pro 625! Just by looking at it you can see that it is a recreation of the famous Explorer except much cheaper. Probably one of the most famous musicians to rock the Explorer in recent memory is James Hetfield of Metallicba. So if you want to get a guitar that is still popular but not like every other guitar than the Ghost might be a good choice.
The thing about the Agile Ghost is it is doesn’t just look good. Upon further review this is actually a very quality guitar just like the other Agile models. Here are a few of the highlights of the Agile Ghost.
- The Ghost weighs in at 9lbs so it is a what we would call beefy guitar
- It’s got 24 frets
- Comes with Two wax potted Agile high output ceramic humbucker pickups
- Cepheus T-003 wide throw tune-O-matic bridge with graphite saddles
- Mahogany body
- Set-in maple neck with adjustable truss rod and black binding
- Grover tuners
- Rosewood fret board
As you can see a very substantial guitar with a lot of quality features. This isn’t just a piece of junk Explorer recreation and could probably hold it’s own quite nicely.
