History:
Purchase: Purchased from a local music store used (sort of, the first owner couldn't make payments and brought it back after a month). I paid $400.00, the new price was $500.00 I think.
What I Like About This Dean Jazz Stylist Standard: Beautiful tone. The dealer called it a poor man's Byrdland and I agree. Not quite as fat as an L-5, but for the price who's complaining. Extremely versatile instrument: playing clean it gets a fantastic Jazz tone, distort it and it's as rock and roll as you need (but you can't play too loudly due to the hollow body, of course). The neck feels just like my 71 Les Paul. Wonderful to play.
What I Do NOT Like About The Dean Jazz Stylist Standard: I had to replace the poor quality jack immediately. Otherwise, no complatints.
Dean Jazz Stylist Standard Quality Rating: Except for the jack, the construction is quite solid.
Review Summary: Yes, I'd rather have a Heritage or a high-end Gibson. For the money, though, you can't beat this instrument.
Rating of this Dean product: 5
This Dean Jazz Stylist Standard Electric Guitars Review Submitted By: Ken Dickinson
Review Date: 2002-07-10
Review Usefulness Rating: 4.375 out of 5. 16 reader(s) voted.
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