Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit, 3/4 Junior Size All Wood Instrument for Kids, Adults, 36" Natural Wood Gloss

Such a beautiful guitar!!! I had no previous knowledge of guitars before this. It was one skill I’ve wanted to learn for a while now, I just didn’t know where to start. I ended up buying this one because of the price and the size. A full size 42” guitar cost upwards of $80 or more. I didn’t want the guitar to swallow me whole. Turns out the size of the guitar is perfect! It’s good for kids and adults! I love it’s glossy finish. It’s really well crafted. But most of all the sound is amazing!! I absolutely love playing it. I’ve slowly started to learn how to play, I recommend the app Yousician. It’s free but you can pay for better options on the app.The only thing I see about the product is I don’t exactly know how to use the tuner. Their are no detections. It’s cute but I wish it was user friendly. But you can always use an app. I think Yousician has a tuner but I use the app GuitarTuna that works just as good. Last thing is the case/cover for the guitar is alright it definitely works I just wish it wasn’t so thin. But I understand for the price I paid for everything.Overall an amazing purchase! Came within 5 day in the mail. I recommend it to anyone learning to play and want a great quality guitar without breaking the bank. :)Ps. There is a strap for it but the one shown in the picture is one I made myself but their are plenty that you can purchase that will work with the guitar. (It also comes with a black one).

I’m happy with the setup, the strings, and the tone. Great starter instrument for a kid, although I tend to pick it up more often than my kid does.

The media could not be loaded. Fair warning, I ended up returning this guitar. Got it as a warehouse deal, but it was much more damaged cosmetically than described. I've been playing guitar for a little over 6 months, and my other guitar is a steel string dreadnought. Not much experience with nylon strings. I'm definitely no expert, but these are my thoughts.Before returning I played with it for a while to test it out to see if I wanted to order a replacement. I decided against reordering and will likely purchase a classical guitar at a higher price point. That being said:Pro: took a little while to get it to stay in tune, but once it was it sounded pretty decent. I also liked the size, both depth and length. Much smaller than a standard guitar, as expected from the description. Strings were easy to play, compared to steel.Also, love the color pattern.Cons: warehouse deal said the packaging was damaged, but in this case the guitar was as well. Did not factor into my 3 star rating, as it's not a reflection of the product. If it hadn't been damaged, or had been at a lower price point I may have considered keeping it, but I likely would have returned for something a bit higher quality.Quality wise, you're buying a cheap guitar. All in all, it actually plays better than I expected it would. It's marketed for beginners, and I think this is due to the price. Just know, you get what you pay for. It may be frustrating for a new player to never be in tune, and thus not want to play. Not saying this is the case, I didn't play it long enough to know if that's an issue, but I did have to retune it quite a bit the short time I had it.If your budget is $60, and you can't find a used one, this probably isn't a bad choice.

First off - this does not come set up in any way shape or form. If you are not familiar with guitars and buy this for a child please know that it's not a horrible instrument just because the strings come loose.The first thing I did is replace the strings - I got the nylon version and nylon strings are notorious for taking forever to stretch out to their final length. Another thing to be aware of - the guitar going out of tune with brand new strings is not the guitar's fault - that's just the nature of classical guitars and since it wasn't setup or tuned from the factory it's going to take a while after you get it for it to stay in tune because the strings are stretching out slowly. I pick the guitar right up by the strings and bounce it a bit to help stretch things out when I change nylon strings.Second, this is a 70 dollar guitar, manage your expectations.I have about 10 different stringed instruments in my possession in varying qualities. I've bought cheaper instruments when I was planning on spending a chunk of money because the cheaper instruments can sometimes play and sound much better.You don't need to spend a massive amount of money for a solid instrument - and frankly the Pyle brand is pretty excellent for the cost. I own a bunch of their microphones and they are pretty epic honestly. I've had people listen to my podcast and tell me how impressed they are with my sound quality and think I'm using 100$+ microphones - and I'm finding the same with the guitar quality.Good tuners, decent bridge, it's really not bad.The finish is not great though - if you are purchasing an instrument for aesthetics this probably isn't for you.They put some weird coating on the fret board that was already flaking off when I got it - though I bought this as a beater guitar so I really don't care. There was also cracking in the finish at the bottom of the guitar. None of this affects playability or sound - so I don't care.I bought some fun fret marker stickers since this doesn't have any inlays, and the new strings I bought are funky colors. It looks pretty awesome for the 90$ I spent in total with the strings and inlay stickers. It sounds good. It feels great in my hands. I can toss this one in the car or put it on the floor and I couldn't care less if it gets scratched - money well spent.