How thick is the guitar? I dont believe the width given in the description is of the actual guitar. Im looking for a pretty thin one.
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3 &3/4 inches Edited: I presumed you meant the body depth. If you need the the neck width, at the nut it is a hair over 2".
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Personally I have only been taking lessons for 8 months now. I heard about this guitar from a friend of mine who has been playing for years and was in a band. He raved about this guitar which made me try it. I have had mine since May and I love it. I am really surprised how good it sounds and looks. It is a full size guitar however for an acoustic it is on the thin side. I did take this guitar to my local guitar shop and had them lower the action which made it so much better for my taste. It sounds good through an amp but I am guessing that is more of an opinion. There are no obvious problems with it. Hope this helps.
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hello , this guitar was a x-mass gift , but if you visit guitar center.com they will help you . my friend loved this guitar, it was a fantastic buy
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It it smaller than a "regular" guitar, at first I thought I had ordered a regular size version guitar, I just wanted acoustic with nylon strings and it being a Fender is a Plus. When I recieved it I love the size, it's alot smaller than you think but sitting it is so easy to play and for a child it is the perfect learning size. but I'm an adult and love the size. Honestly, I did not know they can in this smaller size.. I love it!!
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I get back to you soon, my son has this guitar and really likes it...ill ask him and get back to you soon:)sue
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The Dimensions of the BRICK it self is 4 1/2" (or less) X 3 1/2" X 1 1/2 " or less*slightly and well made !! I got mine off Amazon for $94! Xtra read :I believe this is as quiet as any of the more expensive ones get. Any experienced guitar player will say they have tied everything and It all depends on how you're electric is running that day, how much interference you're guitar-and all equipment is getting and making that day and where you are-whose electric you are using, and what damn nuisance pedal is squaking hummmm !! My condo varies form week to week. sometimes its dead quiet, and when at its worse its 10xs quieter than any priced below this level ! The Dimensions of the BRICK it self is 4 1/2" (or less) X 3 1/2" X 1 1/2 " or less*slightly and well made !! I got mine off Amazon for $94! Xtra read :I believe this is as quiet as any of the more expensive ones get. Any experienced guitar player will say they have tied everything and It all depends on how you're electric is running that day, how much interference you're guitar-and all equipment is getting and making that day and where you are-whose electric you are using, and what damn nuisance pedal is squaking hummmm !! My condo varies form week to week. sometimes its dead... » Read More The Dimensions of the BRICK it self is 4 1/2" (or less) X 3 1/2" X 1 1/2 " or less*slightly and well made !! I got mine off Amazon for $94! Xtra read :I believe this is as quiet as any of the more expensive ones get. Any experienced guitar player will say they have tied everything and It all depends on how you're electric is running that day, how much interference you're guitar-and all equipment is getting and making that day and where you are-whose electric you are using, and what damn nuisance pedal is squaking hummmm !! My condo varies form week to week. sometimes its dead quiet, and when at its worse its 10xs quieter than any priced below this level ! « Show Less
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Hello Paul I bought my niece a Gibson guitar for Christmas. I measured her case it is 4 3/4 deep 44 inches long width is 5 3/4 at the neck middle 13 inches and the width at the bottom is 16 inches. The case is very nice & sturdy. It does have some padding as well. It is very well made. I hope I have answered all your questions. Have any more just let me know. Hope you enjoy the case as much as we did. Thank you,
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I'm gonna tell you right off the bat, I returned mine. It's really tricksy to get a guitar case online even if you think you have the right messurements like I did. Get it and if it doesn't fit return it. I really wAnt to tell u it's gonna fit but the truth is I don't know. I wish u luck
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It's about 40" long and the biggest part of the base is about 16". I'd suggest a 3/4 scale guitar for you if you are small. I am 5'4" 125 lbs and it's a little difficult to play for me but I bought it for my husband anyway.
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Hello Roy: This case was made to fit exactly the La Patrie Motif classical guitar. I just remeasure my guitar and is 37.3/4" long and 4.7/8" at its widest point in the lower bout. The depth of the body is 4". When I measure the length from the top of the guitar to the point where the fretboard meets the body (box) - 12th fret - it is exactly 19.3/4" The upper part of the case where the head and fretboard rests is 4.3/4 wide. If your guitar can accomodate within this measurments then it should be OK but remeber that this is a $99. case and if the guitar is smaller overall maybe you can fing a case of a 7/8 size that could fit it and save you some cash. Good Luck The fit is quite tight so there is only room to slide a single piece of thin paper.
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This is a standard size. I believe it is a little big for you. I suggest you to go to a shop and try different guitars; then, start searching something like those you liked most either because the size or another special feature.
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The cover plate diameter is 11.125" but I don't want to take it apart since believe it or not it was perfectly setup when it got here. For what it's worth, I highly suggest you wait until you get one. These guitars are truly amazing for the price. I record with it in a studio and wouldn't change a thing!!!
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This guitar is a standard sized dreadnought. If you are looking for something smaller, you need to get a 3/4 size acoustic. I would recommend the Taylor- Baby Taylor Acoustic. Thanks Marjorie.
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It's 1 7/8 inches, so a little less wide than most classical guitars, but wider than most steel string acoustic and electric guitars. Your fingers are more likely to be surprised by the scale length than the width.
1977728
Sure, its 1-11/16". I wish it were wider, but its still a nice guitar for what it claims to be. This link has lots of good info: http://www.recordingking.com/products/guitars-all-models/rph-05Hope that helps.
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It's narrow but maybe a not too wide acoustic will fit. But not a full bodied acoustic. It's really nice. I have a SG on it.
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The nut width (width at the 1st fret) I believe is 1.8 inches. I also have somewhat short and chubby fingers. This guitar will be easier to play with the wider width.