Best Choice Products41in Beginner Acoustic Guitar Full Size All Wood Cutaway Guitar Starter Set w/Case, Strap, Capo, Strings, Picks - Red

First things first, you get so much for your money, between the guitar, case, strap, strings, picks, capo, tuner, cleaning cloth, we're talking a few hundred at guitar center. The guitar, opened it up, and it's beautiful! The finish is way better than I expected. No dents, dings or scratches. I had zero issues tuning it. The sound quality out of it was incredible. I've played martin's, Taylor's, Gibson's, expensive ones and cheap ones. I would put this guitar up against a 500 to 800 dollar guitar. It has great tone and resonance. The only issues I have with it was when it arrived the neck was very very dry, but it was nothing a little oil didn't fix, also the neck had a slight bow in it. Which made the action a bit high. But I took it to my luthier and had him make the corrections, which includes sanding down the saddle, straightening the neck, filing the frets, and putting Ernie ball earth tone strings on it, this guitar is amazing, this is my new go to acoustic guitar and the one I'll take on trips with me. I love this guitar.

First off I'm going to say expensive doesn't always mean better. This little gem was well worth the money. The strings aren't horrible but a good set of strings can make a world of difference. I kept the extras justvin case. You never know when you might need em.The tuning took a couple times to stick, but that is to be expected with any new setup. Right out of the box, the action was great. No buzz, not too high. The sound is full and bright and is better than some more expensive guitars I've had. I tried out an Epiphone before buying this one and I was kind if surprised this had a better sound to itI saw a few reviews on here with people saying this guitar is crap and requires a lot of setup. I'm thinking they must have gotten a misproduced piece of equipment. This is definitely worth the money.

I wanted something cheap to just pick up and play with while I am saving up for a more expensive and refined guitar that I have my eye on. I like the looks and the cutaway design and the fact that it came with a padded gig bag. The guitar came in flawless condition. I used my Snark tuner to try to tune it and it does have difficulty staying in tune. I will blame that on cheap tuner pegs but what can you expect for $69? I will keep working on that. The sound quality is good and the guitar seems well put together. It is a looker in gloss black and has 2 strap pegs, which is a plus. Now here is the problem: whatever the gig bag is made of, it off gassed an odor that made me quite sick with watery eyes, burning nasel and lung linings, light headedness, and extreme fatigue. I've read about other Asian products use of off gassing glues and I've had issues before. This one is bad. Take the gig bag out of your house and toss it. That is what I had to do. I've ordered another one on Amazon. It does not appear to be an issue with the guitar, just the bag. Time will tell and if it's also the guitar then the heave ho for it.UPDATE: New case, no more chemical odor. It was not the guitar! I am upgrading to Ernie Ball light strings this weekend to improve sound, tuning, and lower the action on the finger board. So far, so good.

Received this guitar in the mail, and right off playing, definitely had to lower the action by sanding down the saddle. Not very playable without lowering the action. Once that was done, and the neck was straightened with the truss rod adjustment the guitar played pretty well. Sound was cheap as expected, but very playable with lower action. The intonation is horrible. That is expected, so an new improved saddle would be advised if you want to spend the money on it. A new saddle would probably be as expensive as a guitar is though!This is a great guitar to take to the beach, or anywhere that you don’t want to risk your good guitar getting damaged.

I bought this just so I can practice guitar repairs. It is a sacrificial guitar. I paid $60 and for that it is worth it. With a new set of strings it is playable right out of the box. With that said for about $130 you can get a Yamaha that will play good right out of the box.The tuners are the absolute worst sealed gear tuner that I've ever used. They have a huge casting mark on the inside or something that causes them to bind on every turn. They have a very bad gear ratio as well 1:4 maybe? normal is between 1:12-1:28.The tuner will get your close enough but it is not a good tuner. The bag is better than I though, there actually is some padding. The capo will break eventually I'm pretty sure, it is made out of some plastic.If you literally cannot afford $150 for a better guitar then this is an acceptable beginner guitar. Don't expect it to last long though. It will fall apart and the student will outgrow it in a couple months.

Product just as described, bought it for my husband who loved it

Great guitar if you are unsure whether you will commit to learning/playing but still want to give it a go. It actually sounds good and comes with a lot of useful goodies.However, the 1st string was broken when I got it. It comes with extra strings and I replaced it but it snapped again after less than a month. Considering I'm a newbie, I don't know if it was the quality of the string or if I failed to hook it up correctly. I replaced it with another string that didn't come with this set and it hasn't snaped yet.

Amazing