I just bought a Jay Turser semi hollow body thin line electric… looks like a Gibson 335. My unit has a fantastic inlaid Dragon neck. The guitar fit and finish is very good, it plays very well, and sounds great. I understand that my unit is very rare. Very few were made and due to a PRS lawsuit production was stopped and the stock Turser had were destroyed.

: Is there anyone out there that has played a Jay Turser guitar? If so, how do they play and sound? : Are they made well? They look like they are nice guitars. Please e-mail me and let me know!!!!

I just bought a JT-134DC Vine Inlay. I’m surprised at how good the guitar is. First the fretboard has some little detail problems , however the fret dress was way better than a Brian Moore I purchase two years ago. The guitars action was good to very good. The finish was super and I stay awake at night wondering how the hell a Guitar that I bought for $250.00 online, beats my Les Paul and my Epi John Lee Hooker.

: Is there anyone out there that has played a Jay Turser guitar? If so, how do they play and sound? : Are they made well? They look like they are nice guitars. Please e-mail me and let me know!!!! I have two Jay Turser guitars. Fit and Finish are very good. Sound characteristics are great. Actions are wonderful. For a Jazz-box, my JT-136 Archtop Electric has become the guitar of choice over my much-more-expensive Epiphone Broadway that I have used for some time. The JT-136 is a copy of the old Gibson ES-175, and some people can not tell them apart without looking at the headstock for the name. I also have recently acquired a JTA-DS vine-inlayed acoustic, which is a knock-off of the Gibson Jumbo Vine. The actions & tone of these two guitars is superb for their price ranges. Shop around for a PARTICULAR instrument which has the sound you like best — mass produced guitars of the same model will have very different sounds, depending upon things like wood density & moisture content and a variety of other reasons. I have been pleasantly surprised by Jay Tursers overall, but they are not all "perfect" instruments. You need to be "hands-on" and PLAY the one that suits you best before taking it home.

I just bought a JT Hawk12. It is my first electric and my first 12 sting. I payed 299 for it at my local shop but I just saw it on line for 30 bucks less. Frankly I like it alot. It sounds great and I think it is a good bang for the buck. I plan on buying a turser 6 string electric in the future. E

i have a jay turser strat copy, its pruple, i recently bought strat upgrades for it like new pickguard, tuners, bridge and pickups it was a great guitar when i bought and it is even ebtter now the neck has a great feel to it

yes i have played the les paul /sg/jtb hawk and i own the jtb 4001they play and sound great o yea the es 335 copy too but be careful you can pay to much if you dont shop around.

:HELLO, I HAVE TWO JAY TURSERS,A CHERRY SUNBURST SERPENTINE AND A PURPLE SERPETINE. VERY NICE GUITARS FOR THE MONEY. PLAN ON BUYING MORE