Music AlleyMA34-N Classical Junior Guitar, Natural

When the strings stop stretching (you can literally watch them stretch on a tuner) , the one I received plays quite nicely. Pretty easy, easiest acoustic I've tried to play. Still tough for beginners w acoustic till you build up finger tone n dexterity but this may work. Love the blue. Sounds like a nice soft nylon but louder than most acoustics ive heard. Not a musician, disabled back guy. Very light for those who like or need that like me. Quality n value for price, mind blown! Giftable, teachable small light inexpensive nylon acoustic that sounds good. Nice. Im adult so past 15th fret not much use to me w adulthand arm size. Still very glad i bought this. The cord w strap is to tie onto an acoustic, through or around the head stock. 12/10...12/16..update, did i say the strings would stop stretching? Apparently not w nylon.lol Just ordered more strings, sounds very good. Have to tune frequently but getting...a little better. Still plays easy n sounds dreamy. Love the harmonics. Power chords slide pretty easy! =)

I am definitely not a beginner, as I have been playing the classical guitar for many, many years.I wanted to get a 1/2 size classical guitar, at a reasonable price, (purchased used, good condition) just to pick up and play, not only classical but blues as well. When I opened the box, paint was already chipping off, but that's OK. I knew when I purchased this guitar, it would not be perfect.I was very impressed! I play this little guitar, more than I play my professional models. I love this size!AS WITH ALL NYLON STRING GUITARS, it usually takes 2-3 weeks to stay in tune, as nylon strings need to stretch.The sound is very, very good.Gotta go... gotta play!

It's a $45 guitar. Not a lot of expectation.The action at the saddle is too low and I will need to raise the saddle... it seems to be glued to the bridge.Might take a bit of cutting or even making a whole new saddle.The plastic nut is a plastic nut. Action at the nut seems fine.I bought this guitar as a fun little thing to goof around on. I assumed it would need some work.Everything being said, it is not bad for the price. I wouldn't play a live gig with it. But maybe goof around on a live stream with it.

Extremely durable for a "real" kid’s guitar.

I was afraid to buy this because it didn't seem to have good reviews, but I was one of the lucky ones. This guitar is an amazing starter guitar. I am taking lessons now and my teacher says it's a great guitar. It has an amazing sound. It is a little smaller than a regular acoustic but not by much. I'm a small person with small hands so I wanted a little smaller guitar. This one is perfect. I am 55 years old and very small in arms and hands. It wasn't hard to tune. I just looked on Youtube and found an easy instrument tuner for guitar. Hopefully I will be playing Celtic and Moroccan music soon.

After reading a lot of the negative reviews on here, I thought maybe people were being a little too critical for something that is so cheap and obviously meant as a little starter instrument for kids. Of course I wasn't expecting it to be good, but it really is that bad. Might as well throw $30 away. Like everyone else has said, it doesn't hold a tune, no matter how many times you tune it and finally get it right. It will go out of tune almost immediately. Not to mention, on tuning the high E the day I opened it, the string snapped. There's no real excuse for that. I've tuned 1000 different guitars before.So do yourself a favor and do not buy this. ESPECIALLY if you are wanting to get something for your kids to learn on. Spend a little more and get a real instrument for them. Trying to learn on something like this will just discourage anyone from wanting to continue learning to play, because it would just be so frustrating

I was skeptical if this inexpensive guitar would sound good, and it has surprised me. After 5 days, the strings stay in tune now (as it takes a few days for nylon strings to stretch), and it sounds great. Fun small guitar!

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