SX Guitar is one of the best bargain brand electric guitars on the market. Hands down, they a much higher quality that their prices would suggest. SX Guitars are undoubtedly one of the best deals when it comes to buying a cheap electric guitar.
They are only available directly from Rondo Music.
SX Strat and Tele Style Electric Guitars
The strat style SX guitars come in two lines, the SX SST and the SX Hawk. Both have comparable features and prices which range $79.95 to $129.95. The tele style SX guitar two lines are the SX Furian and SX STL which both have similar features and specs and range in price from $99.95 to $109.95.
They are only available directly from Rondo Music.
SX Liquid SJM, SR1 series, and SEG1
The SX Liquid and SJM is one of the coolest guitar designs I have seen in awhile. The only difference between the two is the headstock. They are priced between $119.95 and $139.95
The SX SR1 and SEG are two sleek, modern styled electric guitars built for speed. They are priced $115.00 and $139.95
They are only available directly from Rondo Music.
SX LP Style Guitars
The SX Callisto, Deimos, and the NGG1 are SX Guitars LP Styled lines. They are all similar in features and specs, the only major difference is the pointed horn and the Floyd Rose trem. They are priced from $129.95 to $199.95.
The SX KY1 is kind of an oddball, it does have a Wilkenson type trem and as $159.95
They are only available directly from Rondo Music.
Really, all of them are good deals… now I need one of each… 
Comment, already!!!
-Mac
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You're a dumbass if you think that.
YOU SUCK!
admire much sx telecaster thinline. Drive me crazy… i swear
I bought one in Berlin some years ago. A metallic blue vintage series Strat copy. I changed the electric and put three old PU's from a Squire into it. I have several US-Strats (1966; 1978; 1985; 1994; 2006) and must say that the SX is a damned good instrument. I play this on Stage with an open G-Tuning for some slide songs beside my other Strats. I can recomend this Instrument and it's not standing in the shadow between my old Strats.
Hello, how well do the sx series guitars stay in tune? They are definitely worth the money.
Hello, how well do the sx series guitars stay in tune? They are definitely worth the money.
Mine stay in tune great, my ‘Deimos’ (spelling wrong above) has die-cast grover tuners. I’ll admit my liquid has upgraded tuners and did when I bought it off someone, so I can’t comment on the other guitars. But overall the materials these guitars are manufactured from are excellent. Setup seems to be hit or miss, so you may have to find some time there.
I bought my deimos for $130, and also had a Epiphone copy that cost me $329 new….there was NO comparison..the epiphone felt like a toy compared to the SX. I sold the epi..piece of junk when compared. From everything I’ve heard, Kurt at Rondo is really easy to work with, so by chance you get a dud, he’ll likely replace it and cover shipping costs.
SX LP style spellig wrong above… is not “Castillo” is CALLISTO…
If you have not much money, and you like learn electric guitar, SX this is a very good start.
I´ve a Agile AL 2000 HSBF a very nice guitar, well finished, good woods, and pleasant guitar with aceptable good tone and sound. My next axe is AL 3000 or 3100.
oops… Thanks for catching that
Thanks for catching that, those 3100s are sweet…
im trying to decide between an sx deimos and an agile dauntless they seem to be exactly the same except for the name on the head stock and the agile is $25 more i was wondering why if youcan explain this to me my emails chillepepers123@gmail.com thanks.
im trying to decide between an sx deimos and an agile dauntless they seem to be exactly the same except for the name on the head stock and the agile is $25 more i was wondering why if youcan explain this to me my emails chillepepers123@gmail.com thanks.
I just bought a deminos, and the body on one side of the neck is a qourter inch shorter than the other side, leaving a gap between the neck and body on the north side, which makes the g string ring baddly…For such a nice lookin guitar it sure is junk. i think i will keep the neck tho for a sg project (nicest neck i have ever held in my hands) to bad the chianese could not have kept a eye on the router depth.
Hi Guys,
I just finished teaching for the day and a guy walked into the shop with an exceptionally nice SX Tele. I do approx 60 lessons a week in Geraldton West Oz and have gigged on and of all my adult life, and I usually would not even consider an SX a REAL guitar.
Now, I play an 86 Kramer Pacer (Relic with a scalloped Tele neck) a 2002 Fender Strat and a Mexican Tele and I just could not believe that this thing was an SX.
This guy had fitted all American hardware, pickups (I don’t know what they are) Reshaped the headstock almost like a real Tele, rebadged it with his name Carrier and called it Creatacaster.
He had dressed all the frets immaculately and has the strings through the body.
He also fitted a home made 5 ply pickgaurd true to the Tele shape and the whole thing is aged relic style.
Now not just a quick scratch up, I mean this thing actually looks and feels like my old bandmates 68 Fender Tele.
No Shit, I was so impressed I walked back into the shop from the carpark and plugged it into a little Ibanez combo and I could not believe it sounded as good as it looked and played perfectly with nice low action.
This guitar looks weighs, feels, plays and sounds like the real thing.
It is way better than my stock Mex Tele and better than the last American Teli I owned several years ago.
I offerd him my Mex for it on the spot but he was not interested but he did say he would sell it for a grand AU.
All up it has cost him about $500 Au to build but he would have had to put at least a solid weeks work into it over about a month.
I am seriously interested in buying this guitar and will be advertising my Fender Tele at the college and shop where I teach.
I never thought I would say it but I think I might buy an SX.
But as I said to him as we left the shop.
“That is no longer an SX it is a really nice custom Tele with a very authentic sound and feel”
I love this particular SX.
I have just got home and decided to look up SX guitars and find out a bit more about them and stumbled onto this blog.
I am still in shock and awe over the quality of this particular guitar.
Sea Ya.
JIMI FINDRIX (Gero – W. A.)
hi kyle….know what you mean. been playing, owning guitars for 30yrs. ive had ibanez artists, les paul copies etc. currently play and own an american strat from 70s and bought recently the fender squier classic vibe custom tele which is beautifully made and plays beautifully. By chance i happened to see in a music store an SX tele vintage series/handmade. its the butterscotch body…maple neck and fingerboard. weird thing is that it costs a quarter of the classic vibe yet looks feels and sounds not much different. frets need to be dressed though as there are a few buzzes here and there…yet its an incredible guitar and never thought i would play one or any so called no name brand. im so impressed that im looking for another sx tele second hand. as you said these are better than a lot of the mex guitars or even the cheap squier fenders.
cliff S (johannesburg south africa)
SX guitars R AWESOME! I own 4 of them – each is amazing. The best part of SX axes R the necks!
I am looking for a decent quality 1/2 size electric guitar for my 3 year old who LOVES guitars. I have found some decent reviews of the SX 1/2 size strat copy. Have any of you played one, and am I better off getting him the SX or an Epiphone PeeWee? (Squire Mini is still too large).
I have a few SX guitars, 2 teles (1 nashville SSS, 1 nat ash body), 2 strats (1 SST LTD2 ash, other w/ P90s), a SEG1, and a SJM62. Personally, I fell in love w/ the SX necks…. better than many name brand necks IMHO. I usually replace the tuners and install a TUSQ nut and dress any offending frets (minimal – btw noticed that fret dressing seems to be improving @ the factory – hardly had to do anything to the latest acquisitions). I replaced some stock pups w/ GFS pups, but over all the P90′s R great stock. w/ the trems set up properly, new tuners and a slippery nut, I have NO tuning problems whatsoever – plays like butter!! Thanks Kurt!!
Just wanted to say I am a studio musician, been playing pro for over 30 years now. Like all you guy’s, I own a LOT of guitars, mostly from endorsements so I didn’t pay anything for them. This one though cost me $89.00. Can you believe that? $89!!!! It sounds and plays as good, better than guitars that cost thousands! When I hear a record I’m playing on I honestly can’t tell which guitar I’m playing, my Tele or SX. This SX plays, feels, sounds, records great! I can’t say enough about it. When I first got it I had a hard time keeping it in tune. I had my tech put a set of strings on it for me and that’s all it took. Problem solved. I plan on getting a few more SX guitars. I LOVE mine!