The minimalist aesthetic is very pleasing, pickups are great with a nice range, sound is great, most of all it inspires me to keep going/relearning guitar because large fingers can be a real challenge. I had an old strat---this is much lighter and way easier to play, I'd pick it over the strat anyday. Workmanship, finish, attention to detail, packaging all first-rate. Finally, all my notes ring out!

Been playing straight into my DAW, no pre-amp and no effects. Here
are my thoughts.

* The guitar looks beautiful. I like the look of the body, the
pickups, the neck, and the head stock. The case is nice as well.
* I like the cutaway. I was curious about this when I read the bolt
on spec, but actually it's great.
* The neck is awesome. I wanted this to practice
beginner/intermediate classical guitar studies as well as being able
to record direct in a variety of styles, and it fits that need
perfectly. One guitar for classical, rhythm, and lead.
* I like the action. I know if a note is on or off. This results in
a good tone. Makes it easy to play classical.
* Both rolling and push pull vibrato feel/sound good
* Both pickups together sound great and give the guitar a full sound.
* The balance knob feels a little weird when it indicates that it's
halfway, but I got used to it. Best to have a knob that doesn't get
moved by accident, so it makes sense.
* Haven't noticed any noise in the electronics or the switches. No
hum. So far so good in this respect.

The only issue I've noticed is that the low E buzzes. I'm not sure
how much it would come through in a recording, but it still bothers
me. All the other notes, including the low F, don't seem to have this
issue (as far as I've noticed). I see you have an article on the
topic, so I'll have to go through it and see if it can be adjusted.

To summarize, the guitar looks and feels great, is easy to play, and
facilitates a good tone. I'm happy with it. I would not have found
anything like this in the store.