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 Electric Guitar for Dummies September 23, 2008
Chi-Town Mom
My 12 year old bought this with his own money. He loves it. He's learn the basics at his own speed, enough for him to graduate to a better guitar. Thanks.
 La De Da September 7, 2008
Jovelle P. Chaison
Okay for beginners and the book is okay ... not the best teaching material ... guitar is decent quality but the nut (plastic part on the top of hte neck of the guitar) was slightly chipped so the 1st string tends to slip out if played hard, amp shipped broken and is completely worthless, and the tuner is garbage (get a digital tuner).
 Excellent guitar pack for anyone who wants to learn September 4, 2008
Adrian Gonzalez (USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is my first guitar and I am very happy with the quality of it and the book included is very informative and easy for any beginner to comprehend. The CD it brings is very helpful for learning how to tune your guitar, practice riffs, and can be done after practicing for a week or more. The amp is good for a 10 watt amp. Overall, it's a great buy for anyone who wants to start learning the basics and the guitar itself looks sleek and feels amazingly smooth to play, since it has a maplewood fretboard. High quality, beginner-friendly, looks great and smooth, I recommend this to anyone willing to learn to play the guitar.
Couldn't be anymore prepared... August 19, 2008
C. L. Janitschek (USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This set literally gives you everything you need to begin playing. What more could you ask for as a beginner!! Especially useful, is the chord chart, it's like a one-stop-shop for all beginning players!!!
 Would not play in tune August 12, 2008
David Beckmann (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
I'm a (relatively) experienced acoustic guitar player who wanted a starter kit to go electric, and this seemed like a really good deal. However, the guitar would not play in tune. I tuned it with an electric tuner just to be sure, but if the open strings were in tune, then the notes a few frets up were not. This can be fixed by adjusting the neck, but for such a (relatively) cheap guitar, it seemed like this wouldn't be worth it. It is very possible that the guitar I received was defective, but instead of replacing it, I'm going to buy a guitar at a music store, where I can play it before I take it home.
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