No comments about Crescent 25" Sunburst Kids Toy Acoustic Guitar with Gig Bag.

1 comments about 38" White Guitar with Pick Guard, Carrying Bag And Accessories.

1. I bought this guitar for myself to learn on about a month ago. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the guitar when I recieved it. The item was shipped in a very timely manner, and arrived in good condition. It isn't great, but for the low price I thought it was quite the bargain. I had very low expectations and do plan on someday buying something nicer, but for learning it is fine. If you are wanting a high quality guitar I would recommend spending more $, but if you are like me and just want something cheap to learn on this is great!

3 comments about Electric Guitar Package - Includes Guitar, Amp, Strap and Instructional DVD SX EG1K 3TS w/GA1065.

1. WE ARE SITTING HERE ON A SATURDAY MORNING AND THE DOOR BELL RINGS!! MY SON ANSWERED THE DOOR AND THERE IS MY SON'S CHRISTMAS PRESENT WITHOUT ANY WRAPPING AT ALL. THE GUITAR BOX WITH THE AMP IN FULL COLOR.
   THIS IS REDICULOUS!! THEY DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS FREAKING CHRISTMAS AND JUST MAYBE THEY SHOULD PUT BROWN PAPER ON IT OR IN A BOX.
   WE ONLY HAD SO MUCH MONEY TO SPEND AND THIS WAS HIS BIG PRESENT... I AM FURIOUS. WHAT A BUNCH OF IDIOTS.
   I WILL NOT ORDER GIFTS FROM AMAZON OR THESE MORONS RONDO MUSIC AGAIN. THIS IS A MESS



2. I Bought this product and its great for new muscians that want to have a full wooded guitar and i will garanty that is you buy it you will have a great product.
   
   Overall i give this product a 4 1/2 beacuse of the music it gives the time it long and the type off wood they use on their product they gt good cuality al over the product. I recomend you this!



3. Great guitar. We purchased this guitar set for our five year old son for Christmas and he loves it. It's a great guitar package and great price.

1 comments about Yamaha JR1 Acoustic Guitar with Bag.

1. I purchased this guitar for my young sons taking lessons but this guitar is just as playable for an adult as for a child. Their guitar teacher was very impressed by the sound and construction of the guitar and the kit bag was actually a pretty good little bag.

5 comments about Austin Bazaar Double Cutaway Metallic Blue Electric Guitar with 10 Watt Amp - Beginner Kit.

1. when i received this product i was very upset. the fret lines were so long they cut my fingers the neck was warped and the guitar was virtually unplayable. i sent it back! i would NOT recomend this product to anyone!



2. I ordered the Austin Bazaar Double Cutaway Metallic Blue Electric guitar kit on December 27th 2007, and on Jan 5th, 2008, I got a plain deep blue guitar with a red amp. After contacting this company, they stated that they would replace the guitar with the one I originally ordered, but that they would not replace the amp for a color change. After waiting two weeks to receive a Fed Ex prepaid return shipping label from Austin Bazaar, I shipped the guitar back to them. It was delivered to them on Jan 31, 2008, and as of today, Feb 7, 2008, I still have no guitar. My A to Z guarantee with Amazon was denied. So here I sit with a Visa bill to the tune of $159.63 with nothing but an amplifier in my possession. Can't make very good music with the likes of this, I am afraid. Please order your guitar products from someone OTHER than Austin Bazaar.



3. Package included gig bag, adjustable shoulder strap, 3/4 guitar, amp cord, 10 Watt monitor, 3 large picks, tremolo bar, spare strings and two hex keys, and a pitch pipe. I also ordered a GA-30 guitar tuner, which is not part of the basic package.
   
   What I know about guitars you could put in one book without taking the matches out first, but everything is brand new and arrived in good shape. The packaging was adequate; the cardboard box the guitar came in was slightly torn, but the guitar itself was fine inside two layers of sheet foam and the gig bag. The monitor and amp cord came in a separate box, though everything came in one shipment (the tuner was also in the guitar box). Shipping only took three days, as promised.
   
   There are some minor cosmetic scratches on the white plastic frontispiece, but I really do mean minor - you have get right up on it to even notice them. Other than that there were no dings or anything. The guitar seems very solidly put together to me, everything firmly seated with no gaps or warps. It's a bit heavier than I had expected, but that's what the shoulder strap is for I suppose. All the screws are firmly in place and do not show overdriving damage. The potentiometer knobs on the guitar are slightly raised rather than flush against the face (presumably to avoid sticking), seem solidly attached and operate smoothly. The tuning keys are neither too tight to turn easily nor too loose to hold the strings taut. The amplifier cord seats nicely and solidly into the recessed input jack.
   
   The monitor is built to a similarly high standard, with all screws well seated and undamaged, etc. The power switch and drive button have nice positive actions, while the volume, bass and treble potentiometers rotate smoothly without any side play. The amplifier cord seated just as well into the monitor's input jack as into the guitar's, and once I'd found a large size headphone plug it turned out the headphone jack is equally good. The monitor is surprisingly slim and light and has a built-in carrying handle on top. A wire stand folds out from the back if you want it to lean upward rather than sit level; when folded in it has a spring-type retainer.
   
   I tested that the guitar tuner recognized the notes from the pitch pipe, then I used the tuner to tune the guitar; all the strings came in with only minor adjustments. After an hour or so of noodling around (i.e. actively plucking and strumming) to test the various volume and tone controls I re-checked the tuning with the meter and it had held just fine, all strings still right in the sweet spot. After another hour and a half of the guitar sitting neglected while I did laundry (my son is the future rock star, I'm going to be his roadie) a couple had drifted just slightly off the perfect mark but they were all still good notes according to the meter.
   
   All the switches and pots on the guitar and monitor work smoothly, varying what they are supposed to vary continuously with no dead spots. The effect of the two tone pots on the guitar was a little bit subtle to my ear, but I don't know how much effect they normally have. The volume range from the guitar knob was wide enough to be useful. The monitor puts out a good amplitude, especially with the drive button depressed (though it only goes to 10 ;) . Not to worry, the headphone jack also works! The equivalent volume in a pair of headphones is quite a bit louder, so when switching from open-air to quiet practice the player should be sure to start with the volume turned down to avoid overdriven eardrums.
   
   Overall I'm pleased with the quality of the package, especially given the very reasonable price. I'm not a musician but it sounded good to my audience-level ear and so should be quite adequate for a beginner's starter instrument. The shoulder strap is a bit cheap and flimsy but other than that everything seems solid enough.



4. Hey, I just wanted to let everyone know when I got my set, she was beautiful. The picutre on the website dosen't do it justice. Its actually the light blue but its flecked making it stunning. Granted I'm just starting myself by my roomate has been playing for a few years and mentioned the 10 watt amp put out plently of power. Also we saw the slot for the wammy bar on the pic but when it came it actually included it. Amp is great, guitar is stunning, impressed my roommate.
   
   Definately would be willing to buy from Austin Bazaar in the future!
   (plucks burt's "E")



5. We bought this as a gift for our goddaughter. We think it is a great starter guitar.

1 comments about First Act Discovery FG1870034 Mini Dreadnaught Acoustic Guitar with 3D Flame Rosette.

1. Our daughter is 6yrs old and this is her 1st musical instrument! She has played none stop for the past 3 days and has already picked up the flash cards that came with the guitar. Next are guitar lessons!

5 comments about Silvertone SS10 PAK BK Silvertone SS10 Citation Guitar & Amp Package, Liquid Black.

1. This guitar is freakin bad....the zipper of the gig bag broken in 2 weeks...the tuner dont tune right..the picks are really bad.....the strap is bad..it scratch on shoulder......the metal thing that hold the strap broke .....this guitar is really bad..do not buy it..i dont recommend it...the amp..sounds bad sometimes..this guitar its not good enough for its price...this guitar is worth for me ..like 20 bucks...just that.



2. Silvertone guitar and amp played great AND the amp has a headphone jack as well as an input to play along with my iPod. Very cool feature!



3. Ok, here's a list of what makes this a bad guitar:
   1- The strings don't feel right. Specially the 6th string. It hits the fret board and makes an annoying sound even if you strum lightly.
   2- The amp is not clear.
   3- The tuner messes the tuning instead of adjusting it.
   
   On the other hand, it has some advantages:
   1- The picks are good. They come with different colors.
   
   Conclusion:
   Don't buy! Unless it's you 1st guitar and you don't want to spend much money. However, if it's your first time with guitars, I recommend buying an acoustic. Many very good acoustics are sold with cheap prices.
   
   Thanks for reading. I hope this was a helpful review.



4. I've been trying to seriously begin playing the guitar for a while, and I bought this one in hopes that spending money on an electric would motivate me more than just using the acoustic that I never had a rapport with. I bought this Silvertone as a starter kit, just looking for something solid and inexpensive. I settled on this one because most of the other guitars in the price range were Austin Bazaar, and Austin Bazaar seems to make very low-quality starter kits in hopes that people who don't know better will buy them.
   
   This guitar has done exactly what I wanted, I can't stop playing it. It comes with everything you need as a beginner--it's already stringed (with light gauge strings, which are good to start with), has a spare set of them as well, picks, amp, tuner, and cable. The only thing you could possibly want added would be a distortion pedal, but a beginner has bigger things to worry about.
   
   I have had no problems at all with the guitar. It is solid and well-built, very satisfying to play. This is probably the best deal you can find on a starter kit.



5. THIS IS THE WORST EVER I AM JUST LEARNING HOW TO PLAY AND AFTER THE SECOND DAY THE CABLE TO THE AMP STARTED TO MESS UP (I AM TELLING EVERYONE IN THE WORLD NOT TO BUY THIS JUNK.)

1 comments about Esteban Coral Sun 30 Piece Acoustic Electric Guitar Set w/ 10 DVDs - Blem.

1. This is a truly nice acoustic electric guitar. I had not touched a guitar since I was 10 years old and bought the guitar to restart my musical interests all these years later. The wood finish is beautiful and the blemish(s) are not apparent. The included amplifier is nice. The product is a bargin at the listed price!
   
   The DVD tapes and chord chart are just what I was looking for with a guitar package. I was never happy with my music teachers, but Esteban has just the right stuff for guitar instruction. The instruction tapes are clear and easy to follow.

No comments about 39" BLACK Electric Guitar Set w/ Bag & Strap.

1 comments about Yamaha C40PKG Classical Guitar Package.

1. I've played the guitar all of my life and have several Yamaha classical guitars. These are the only nylon-string guitars that are I will buy and that are worth buying.
   
   Yamaha classical guitars are the best inexpensive high quality classical guitars that you can purchase. I've bought several other brands of classical guitars in the past but always end up selling them. I always keep the Yamahas.
   
   If you research classical guitars on the Internet, you will find that Yamaha brand is the best classical guitar that you can buy for the money. They are not hand crafted like the more expensive brands but who cares? They are made by a computer controlled machine to exact tolerances. They play just as great as one made by a craftsman. Sure there are more expensive classical guitars out there but why pay more for same thing that you can buy cheaper? Especially when it is easy to play and sounds great.