A first impression after several months of using this specific guitar. Among the positives, the very convenient maple neck stands out. It is thin with a satin feel, you don't feel the frets on the edges, and overall it is very comfortable to play, like playing with a Stratocaster. The specific brown sunburst color is very nice to the eye as the wood color gives a retro feeling, and the body is small compared to other similar models, making it ideal for those who don't want a bulky guitar. As for its weight, it is heavier than I would like (but not tiring), and this is due to the mahogany body that it has, while the current model has changed the body wood to Okume and the pickups have been changed to Infinity by Powersound, which is what mine has. The weight is perceived differently by everyone. As for the sound, it is full thanks to the Ibanez pickups and it produces a warmer and deeper sound compared to other Gio Ibanez models, and that's why I chose it. But it's not something exceptional, it's the classic ceramic pickups that Ibanez and Cort guitars used to have, but it covers many genres of music from rock to jazz and metal. The tremolo has capabilities, although when you use it, it loses its tuning, but without the tremolo, the bridge on this GSA-60 is great and you will appreciate it if you choose this guitar. Overall, it is a model with many years of good reviews, a balanced instrument that is suitable for both amateurs and comfortable on live stages, with its strong points being the neck, comfortable and fast playing, and the relatively small body of the guitar. I also liked that the instrument stays generally in tune, which is a big positive. A very honest recommendation for everyone! Here is a video on YouTube with this guitar, and it is recent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68dZBt8L02s