TIGER Small Body Akoestische Gitaar voor Beginners Gitaar - Rood, Volledige

If you've ever dreamed of becoming the next Ed Sheeran but can't afford a fancy guitar, have no fear! The TIGER ACG1-RD Small Body Full Size Acoustic Guitar for Beginners is here to save the day (and your wallet). This little guy may be small, but he packs a punch. The sound is like a choir of angels singing in perfect harmony, except they're all wearing tiny cowboy hats. And the red colour? It's like having a fire engine in your living room but without a pesky fire. Plus, it's the perfect size for beginners. You won't have to worry about cramping your fingers or feeling like you're playing the cello. And if you're like me and have the attention span of a goldfish, this guitar is perfect. You'll be strumming away for hours without even realizing it. So, if you're ready to start your musical career (or want to impress your crush with a serenade), get yourself a TIGER ACG1-RD Small Body Full Size Acoustic Guitar for Beginners. It's like a musical match made in heaven (or at least in a cool red guitar).

La chitarra è come me l'aspettavo. E' arrivata imballata bene, corde protette, cinghia, plettri e corde di ricambio presenti.L'unica cosa che infastidisce un po' è l'odore della custodia. La chitarra ha un bel suono, ovviamente le corde non sono ancora stabilizzate, ma lo sapevo. il colore è molto bello. E' stato un regalo molto apprezzato.

The overall appearance of this guitar is good but there are a few blemishes here and there i.e. a miss-sprayed streak on the fretboard, knots showing through the paintwork on the sides and finish quality here and there. The body seems to be made completely of basswood which shows in the amount of sustain coming from the guitar when played. It comes with a bottom zipped bag (I don't like that much), a cheap strap, three different thickness picks and a spare set of strings.I bought this to practise finger picking so I'm not to worried about a top notch sound but I did notice a kind of 'chorous' effect on some chords ( I checked the tuning and it was still in tune). Might be the strings need changing. Also the 'action', string height at the 12th fret, is at the maximum and feels uncomfortable to me, but that's a persaonal choice. Obviously as its a 3/4 size guitar you're not going to get the same sound as a jumbo but it is definately easier to hold and play because it's smaller, so would be a good starting guitar for a beginner student or a parent on a budget buying for their child to try out.It would be relatively easy to add a cheap preamp/equaliser to this guitar for about £20 or less and it could make a good electro acoustic. I'll probably do that. So in all, for £50 I'd say this is amazingly cheap for a guitar that plays.

I am a little disappointed that it tends to go out of tune after a few different chord changes, l bought this guitar for my 10 year old grandson as I am teaching him to play and l thought for the price it would be a decent starter guitar but shouldn't be going out of tune so quickly it's not a major problem it's just the odd string, what l am going to do is put some better strings on which should help.

If you are on a serious budget this guitar is fine. It tunes perfectly and good for a starter as well. I wanted a guitar in London for so long but the prices were mind blowing so this suit me well. I can jam and relax. I would advice taking good care of this guitar. To have a guitar stand with this is a must as you would not want it falling down. The wood does not seem to be strong but It does the job.