What exactly comes in the box?

The body and bolt-on neck with fingerboard, frets and ABS nut, packed in four layers of foam and kraft paper. No hardware, pickups, strings or electronics are included.

Is this a complete guitar?

No. It is a body-and-neck kit. You supply the headless bridge and tuners, pickups, pots, wiring, strap buttons and strings, then drill and mount them.

What scale length and neck profile does it use?

It uses a 648 mm scale, the same as most 25.5-inch guitars, with 24 frets on a roasted maple fingerboard. The listing does not state a neck profile.

How heavy will the finished guitar be?

The wood alone weighs about 1.98 kg. Hardware, pickups and electronics add weight, so a finished build typically lands in the light-to-mid range for a solid-body electric.

Will standard headless hardware fit?

Not guaranteed. Headless bridges and tuners vary in footprint and string spacing, so check the bridge you plan to use against the body before ordering.

Does it need fretwork or a setup?

Expect to check fret leveling, nut slot height and neck relief yourself. Kit guitars are not set up at the factory, and the ABS nut usually needs slots cut for your string gauge.