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Best Choice Products 38in Beginner All Wood Acoustic Guitar Starter Kit w/Case, Strap, Digital Tuner, Pick, Strings - Sunburst
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Spin the extra 40 50 bucks and get a fender or something right now.
Honestly electric guitar is a lot easier to learn on than acoustic. Other than the fact that you have to buy an amp
I bought these in the electric and acoustic versions for my kids when they were 3 years old - I was hoping these were usable as a starter instrument. They aren't - at all.
If it offers a little additional confidence, I am a musician that plays out multiple times a week.
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Yes you can. Kids will give up because the action is too high.
Spin the extra 40 50 bucks and get a fender or something right now.
Honestly electric guitar is a lot easier to learn on than acoustic. Other than the fact that you have to buy an amp
I bought these in the electric and acoustic versions for my kids when they were 3 years old - I was hoping these were usable as a starter instrument. They aren't - at all.
If it offers a little additional confidence, I am a musician that plays out multiple times a week.
Edit: don't know how this is Front page in SD
You can lower the action, but that might cost you the amount it would take to get a new one. Not sure if you could do it yourself without knowing what you are doing.
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I bought these in the electric and acoustic versions for my kids when they were 3 years old - I was hoping these were usable as a starter instrument. They aren't - at all.
If it offers a little additional confidence, I am a musician that plays out multiple times a week.
Would one of the fenders that have been popping up in the 100 - 150 range be a better bet for a 4-6 YO? I tried to start in college but couldn't get my hands / fingers to do what they needed to do and eventually gave up. I wish someone would have tried to get me into it when I was younger or at least had the opportunity. I'd like to try and get my kids into it to see if it's something they enjoy.
The Fenders would do fine.
In my opinion you'd do better with a Yamaha JR1, JR2, FS series or APXT2. Yamaha has very high quality control and tolerance standards so they play very well straight out of the box.
If you want to pay a little more look at the Baby Taylor or the Little Martin LX1E.
Consider buying used. You'll find a lot of Facebook sales for these barely used.
My kids currently play a Yamaha APXT2 and a Baby Taylor with a preference for the Taylor, it's louder.
Spin the extra 40 50 bucks and get a fender or something right now.
Honestly electric guitar is a lot easier to learn on than acoustic. Other than the fact that you have to buy an amp