can a tall child play this instrument?
848153
Hi! Yes, even though this a full size instrument great for adults, it would be fine for a tall child too. Banjos by their very nature are not overly large.
1332524
My son is 5'11" and it fits him good. I would say it's a perfect starter guitar for an adult.
1062125
I would think so, because the arms can go above the handle so that a shorter child would have more of a problem. I purchased for grandchild so did not physically have it in my home. The child that it was purchased for is tall for his age, the second one using is shorter. It is very good for kids to put their toys in and push/pull around.
1917604
Yes. I bought this for my tall 5 year old. When she was 3 I bought her a Kazam balance bike.
1067938
It depends on the size of your ten year old! I am 5'4" and my hand breadth thumb to pinkie (think stretched out to make a turkey hand) is 7". I don't have a terribly difficult time playing, however I do think it would be easier on a small neck. I would suggest looking into a 3/4 size guitar, but I do believe that the 90 would be playable.
2005382
It's a perfect height for my 3 year old. She could stand or sit and play the drums. But the best feature is... there's a volume control unlike other drums. :-)
1882151
I wouldn't think so, but it depends on how tall he is and how long his arms are. I'm 5' 5" and find the body of this guitar a little too big. The length of the neck and spread of the frets are a stretch for my hands (I wear a ladies M-L glove). It would be a great guitar for him to grow in to, however, you may want to consider going to your local music store and getting him sized before you spend a few hundred dollars to make sure. If it's just a little too big, it would probably be perfect since he'll grow in to it quickly. But if he needs a 3/4 size, he may not grow in to a full size guitar for another couple of years. I wouldn't think so, but it depends on how tall he is and how long his arms are. I'm 5' 5" and find the body of this guitar a little too big. The length of the neck and spread of the frets are a stretch for my hands (I wear a ladies M-L glove). It would be a great guitar for him to grow in to, however, you may want to consider going to your local music store and getting him sized before you spend a few hundred dollars to make sure. If it's just a little too big, it would probably be perfect since he'll grow in to it quickly. But if he needs a 3/4 size, he may not grow in to a full size... » Read More I wouldn't think so, but it depends on how tall he is and how long his arms are. I'm 5' 5" and find the body of this guitar a little too big. The length of the neck and spread of the frets are a stretch for my hands (I wear a ladies M-L glove). It would be a great guitar for him to grow in to, however, you may want to consider going to your local music store and getting him sized before you spend a few hundred dollars to make sure. If it's just a little too big, it would probably be perfect since he'll grow in to it quickly. But if he needs a 3/4 size, he may not grow in to a full size guitar for another couple of years. « Show Less
876558
As far as the drums and durability I would say yes. But the size maybe not My son is 7 now and hasn't outgrown it. But it won't be long.
2125368
Yes, you would blow into it like a real instrument. But easy enough for a child to play, since my 3 year olds don't have an issue making sound. And not too loud either.
337858
Yes. It fits my 7 year old daughter's arms/stature perfectly. I suppose if an adult *wanted* a mini guitar like this that fits so very well with a child's size, they could get it, but overall, it's a child size guitar :).
534980
I purchased this for my 10 year old Grandson, it would also be appropriate for a younger child. Remember it takes finger strength for the strings and fretts and it can be a long reach with small hands.
2165591
Yes, I think it would be okay. It is easy to fret. But the neck is the standard width of a classical guitar. Will the 6 year old be able to play barre chords on it?
1334998
Depends on their size. My daughter is 7 and four feet tall. This guitar is just a little too big for her. But, not by much.
1090241
Yes. I have an almost 3 yr old who is tall for his age. He is almost outgrown it.
1530394
Yes, depending height of child. 25 " racket would be good for a child over 4'8".
1221264
I guess it would depend on the size of the kid's guitar. There was a previous question where they asked for the width of the tubes on the base. The height is adjustable. I would think it would probably work. Refer to the previous questions and answers and then measure your child's guitar. Hope this helps.
1332525
No it would not be too small. I bought it for my son for his guitar lesson and it is a little too big for him but for 5'4", it should be okay. My son is 8 years old.