Overview

The TTE150 is designed to meet the needs of players ranging from beginners to experienced musicians. Featuring a classic TL single-cut body shape, it offers a lightweight feel with a timeless visual style. The smooth and comfortable neck provides effortless playability, making it ideal for long practice sessions, studio recording, and live performance.

Combining modern performance with vintage-inspired character, the TTE150 delivers balanced, dynamic, and articulate tones across a wide frequency range. Its dual pickup configuration offers greater tonal flexibility, allowing it to handle crisp rhythm playing, driven tones, and expressive melodic solos with ease across multiple music styles.

Highlights

Classic Telecaster Single-Cut Body

The classic single-cut body combines vintage style with modern appeal, while the lightweight design provides comfort for both stage performance and long practice sessions.

Imported Canadian Maple Neck

The smooth neck offers a comfortable feel and easy playability, making both chords and solos simple to handle.

Durable 2.7mm Jumbo Frets

The 2.7mm jumbo frets provide durability, stability, and precise note control, ideal for intense playing and extending fret life.

18:1 Gear Ratio Tuning Machines

The 18:1 tuning machines provide precise fine-tuning, making subtle adjustments effortless during performance, recording, or delicate playing.

Humbucking Pickups

The bridge pickup delivers bright, punchy tones for Rock, Blues, and Country, while the neck pickup offers warm, smooth sustain ideal for solos, clean tones, and Jazz. Combined mode provides a balanced, full-range sound for versatile playing styles.

Premium 3M Straight-to-Right-Angle Cable

The dual-shielded design with conductive PVC and copper braided shielding delivers balanced signal transmission and enhanced anti-interference performance for a cleaner sound.

Specs

Body
Body Material

Poplar

Body Finish

Matte

Neck
Neck Material

Maple

Neck Shape

“C” Shape

Fingerboard Material

Purpleheart

Number of Frets

22

Nut Material

Black Graphite

Position Inlays

White Dots

Side position marks

White Dots

Neck Finish

Satin Urethane

Scale Length

25.5" (648mm)

Fingerboard Radius

9.5” (241mm)

Fret Size

2.7mm, cupronickel, pre-rounded

Nut Width

1.650” (42mm)

Truss Rod

Double Action Head Adjust

Electronics
Pickup

H-H

Controls

1*Master Volume, 1*Tone

Switching

3-Position Blade

Position1: Neck Pickup

Position2: Neck and Bridge Pickup

Position3: Bridge Pickup

Hardware
Finish

Black

Bridge

Tele Style Hardtail Bridge

Tuning Machine

Sealed Die-cast with Split Shafts

Pickguard

Tortoise

Control Knobs

Black Metal

Switch Tip

Black

Neck Plate

4-Bolt

Strings

Nickel Plated Steel (.009-.042 Gauges)

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John Hartman
Excellent first electric guitar!

I bought this strat clone for my 13yo daughter. The sound from it is excellent at this price point. It does need some minor setup, but nothing crazy. Frets are smooth, action is acceptable, and the finish on the body is smooth. The neck is not too thick and the weight seems balanced. The supplied cable was dead on arrival, so i did need to replace that with a good quality cable, but that is not a deal breaker. The gig bag is cheap, but the capo is nice. The tuner is just okay. The spare strings and the ones shipped on the guitar are average at best, but not the worst. The stand is cheap, but not terrible. The practice amp works as good as you could want. The included strap is ugly, so we replaced that. I have no real complaints for this guitar at all. It’s everything a young aspiring musician could hope for and won’t break the bank in the inevitable event they manage to damage it. I don’t see any reason this guitar won’t last forever with proper care and use.

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Em
Surprisingly good quality finishing and features, especially for the price

This guitar is surprising good in that it looks great, the finishing is really nice, the neck feels good, love the rounded fret ends, and actually stays in tune. Pick ups sound clean with no buzz or extra noise. Sound is decent, and would probably be better with a different set of strings on it. The stand actually looks pretty good too, and works well. Very stable. Amp sounds okay and is what you would expect for the size (i.e. no low end since the speakers are so small). Nice that they included the other acessories but they are lower end, especially compared to the guitar.

I think this is a better feeling and sounding guitar for less money than what you would get in a Squier at a higher price point. Perfect for beginners or someone on a budget.

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Esquire
Pickups failed in less than a year

UPDATE: Less than a year after purchase, the bridge pickups have failed. I contacted the seller and they sent me two new sets of pickups. I installed the bridge pickups. The guitar is now as good as new and sounds great.
First, about me: I picked up the guitar in 1964 inspired by The Beatles. Over the years I have of course owned and played many guitars, from cheapos to multi-thousand dollar models. My favorite guitar that I own is my first, my 1965 Gibson SG Special.
I must say I was very pleasantly shocked by the quality of this guitar. The first thing I noticed was that there is no "fret bloom," i.e. the frets do not stick out over the neck. I have guitars that are much more expensive and yet the frets and neck are not this nice.
But then again, this entire guitar is beautifully made. The switch and potentiometers seem sturdy. The set up was good as delivered. The finish is excellent; all my other guitars are gloss finish, this one is matte.
I plugged it into my 1965 Ampeg Reverberocket amp, and it sounded great. Again, I am just very happily surprised that a guitar at this price point is of such a high quality.
Now about the accessories: the little practice amp is fine, as is the tuner. Strings are fine. The gig bag is fine; of course you wouldn't want to put it in an airport luggage carousel. The strap and cable are lower quality, but adequate for practice.
Bottom line: I am extremely happy with this guitar. When I was a kid, a "low cost" guitar was really crummy, sounded bad and would fall apart quite quickly. This guitar is on a whole other level.
Highly, highly recommended.

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Raymond

Great guitar

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Sergio Briones
Very good guitar

Without a doubt an excellent purchase... I don't even know where to start, a great sound and a great combo... I'm definitely going to another one very soon

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Patsy Muya
Guitare très performant!

Simplement super!

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dion Fitzgerald
WOW!! Seriously. WOW!!

Oh man this is an amazing guitar for the money. The paint job is fantastic, the luminlay dots are really cool. The guitar came with perfect action and intonation. I am amazed with this guitar. I bought the Tele style, I should have bought one of each. These are an incredible bang for your buck.

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James Wilson
Excellent

The best starter pack available, and a great price too! Love it!

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2bikemike
Surprisingly great deal

I buy many budget guitars to see how good they start and then correct issues that they may have, plus, add any mods to make them even better that would make them comparable to guitars at much higher price points, in the non-budget range. This unusual Tostar brant was a good surprise. Really good bones as body and neck are concerned. With the usual setup and fret leveling work it is a good deal for any beginner and other players as well.

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T. Cox
An excellent guitar!

The TOSTAR electric guitar is a beautifully crafted instrument that combines high-quality materials with exceptional design. The premium Poplar Wood body, Maple neck, and Purple Heart Wood fretboard create a guitar with outstanding resonance, fullness, and durability. The 39-inch body shape enhances bass response, volume, and overall sound quality, making it versatile for any style of music, from rock to jazz.
I was pleasantly surprised at the nice sound I got out of this guitar, which I was expecting to be a bit lower quality because of the price. I got it for a practice guitar for my son, but after hearing how great it sounds, it has become one of his favorites.
The H-H pickups are a standout feature, offering a warm, full-bodied tone that’s perfect for various genres. The fast "C-Shape" neck and solid hardware further add to the guitar’s playability, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and seasoned players. TOSTAR’s attention to detail is evident in the exquisite craftsmanship, with high-frequency vacuum drying technology ensuring the wood emits a clear and transparent sound. The piano baking varnish finish not only feels smooth but also enhances the guitar's durability.

The guitar stays in tune exceptionally well, thanks to the high-quality alloy tuning machines, phosphor bronze strings, and graphite nut. The included complete guitar kit, featuring a padded gig bag, strap, extra strings, cable, picks, and polishing cloth, makes this bundle an even more attractive option.

Overall, this guitar is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a high-quality, versatile instrument that delivers excellent sound and durability.

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Lucas Barbosa
It is worth it

It's a great for beginners or anyone who just wants a guitar to have fun with sometimes. The guitar needs some adjustments to the string height, but it's good for the price.

I was surprised by the quality of the amp. I live in an apartment and it has great volume. The drive works fine. The treble sound is very good and the medium sound is also good.

Still in relation to the amp, the only negative point is the bass sound because it practically doesn't exist. It's bad, but nothing that affects the final experience too much, considering the cost vs benefit.

Everything arrived correctly and well packaged.