I picked this one up from Amazon for $189 and it's somewhat decent.i've been on a tear with all the Proaudiostar b-stock indo squier teles (can never have too many teles IMHO lol), but this plays easier and sounds about the same as the Squiers. The roasted maple neck feels pretty good and adjusted to pretty flat I'm not getting any fret buzz (action set to about .040 inches on all strings) and the intonation is OK. The stainless steel frets needed a little buffing to get rid of the gritty feel out of the box. One thing I really appreciate is that the nut is cut so the strings don't fall off the neck on the E strings (setting up the squiers is a pain because the string spacing at the nut is almost the same as the neck width so it's a little tougher to keep the E strings from sliding off and catching under the edge of the frets). Most of the hardware is cheap but almost looks like standard parts might fit. Worst thing is that the string holes in the bridge plate are maddeningly small, so getting the new strings installed was annoying. I'll probably upgrade a few things when I next change strings, but it works better than expected. I bought it because it was green and cheap, and the relic job is a little cheezy but I just wanted a cheap beater that can be leaned in the corner.