This is an Indio by Monoprice 66 Classic V2 electric guitar in a Sunburst finish.
Indio is a budget-focused brand that offers instruments with industry-standard specifications at a lower cost than major name brands. The "66" model is a single-cutaway solid body designed to emulate the look and feel of a classic Gibson Les Paul.
Construction: This is the V2 (Version 2) model, which features bolt-on neck construction rather than a set-in neck.
Body & Neck: The body is made of poplar (an upgrade from the basswood used in earlier versions), paired with a maple neck.
Fingerboard: Features a rosewood fretboard with distinctive white block inlays and 22 frets.
Scale Length: Standard 24.75-inch (628mm) scale, which is typical for this body style.
Electronics: Equipped with two ceramic humbucker pickups, a 3-way toggle switch, and dedicated volume and tone controls for each pickup.
Hardware: Features a traditional ABR-1 style bridge and a stopbar tailpiece.
Target Audience: It is primarily marketed as an entry-level instrument for beginners or a "blank canvas" for experienced players who enjoy modifying and upgrading their gear.
Market Value: These guitars typically retail for approximately $130 to $150 new and often include a gig bag. Used models in good condition generally sell for $90 to $120.
Common Feedback: While praised for its value and "beefy" tones, some users note that these budget models can sometimes have "sharp" fret ends or minor finish flaws that may require a professional setup to play at their best.