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Childrens Natural Acoustic Guitar Toddler Beginner Kids | 
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| Brand: Coolstuff4U
Category: Musical Instruments
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Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 5352
MPN: GA2300-NT
ASIN: B001103VCC
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Product Description
Childrens Natural Acoustic Guitar Toddler Beginner KidsThis 24 inch long children's acoustic guitar is the perfect beginner's guitar for your young child. With a thinner birch wood 15 fret fingerboard, Linden plywood top, back and sides, nylon bridge, tunable keys and steel strings, it's great for those just starting out! The front of the body has a natural finish, the back sides and neck have a dark cherry finish, and the entire guitar is lacquered in polyurethane for a long lasting finish..The guitar comes with a FREE guitar pick and an extra E string. Find out if your child is the next Eddie Van Halen, Joe Satriani or Bonnie Raitt with this excellent starter guitar. Get yours now!
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 My son loves it December 29, 2008
We ordered this for our 2 1/2 year old for Christmas. We thought it would be a nice small toy since he loves his drums. It was the hit of Christmas. He went straight for it on the morning of Christmas and would not let anyone hold it the whole day. He did not understand why he was not supposed to use his drum sticks on it but seems to be getting better now. Still he sent it through the ringer the first few days without any wear and tear visable. Great product!!!
 Stay away from this guitar, save your money April 29, 2008
15 out of 15 found this review helpful
If you read other reviews of the exact same guitars, only in different colors, you will find people urging you to avoid this guitar.
One should listen to them. I didn't expect them to be tunable nor of any level of acceptable quality, and in that measure, they performed perfectly!
Do not expect to tune them.
Do not expect the bridge to be glued to the guitar, so that it can be lost in an hour.
Do not expect the tuning pegs to be remotely tight -- if you tighten them with a screwdriver, you can change the pitch of the strings, but only barely. and i suspect if you tried to tune it, the body of the guitar would break quite quickly.
Do not expect the nut -- where the headstock meets the neck of the guitar, a small piece of material in which small grooves are carved out to guide the strings -- to be carved enough to hold the strings.
And when you buy it, and it falls apart, you will be forced to mail it back to the seller, which for a lousy $20 seems not even worth it. Buyer beware.
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