(how big is a 1/2 classic guitar?
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classical guitars r always smaller/lighter than steel string guitars. one great classical guitar to get is the 'amigo' am 30 or am15 model. well made n easy to play n fun. if u want a great perfect size steel string,look into the 'dean' fly series guitar. i have the mahogany one. its pretty perfect.
1880315
It is a little larger then I thought by the photos. From one end to the other it is 39inches. Base part is 19 inchs. I also bought for a 7 year old, it is a little big for her. The quality in much nicer and the size is larger then the "kids" First Act guitars.
267236
41"x 19"x 6" package with the actual guitar box backed inside. It is a normal size guitar with 24 frets and nice looking design.
244062
I don't have a classic, but there is still plenty of room, I really don't think you would have a problem... But it's definitely worth trying factoring in the cost! All mine are standard size fretboards but there is definite wiggle room and the guitar actually rests between the fretboard and head. Hope this helps
40324
Measuring from the back of the guitar it is just over 34 inches. The front measures a little longer. At the widest point it is over twelve inches wide. It is six and half inches deep including strings.
1598829
Don't know the exact size. However, they are ,approximately, the same size as my 20th. Anniversary Strat. No truss rod, not an issue. The fret ends needed some de-burring and screw holes needed pre-drilling.
1659192
It's a standard size classical guitar, good beginner guitar, good sounding.
1313009
Hi, My grandsons received one last Christmas because they wanted to take lessons. But, they lost interest and the guitars probably haven't been used much. I don't have any way of knowing how they would have held up. I bought this guitar because of all the reviews of parents who had purchased it.I believe it was a 3/4 size for smaller hands.
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I would have to guess a little bit however I should be pretty close. Around 4 foot tall and two foot wide. Depth would be around ten to twelve inches. It was well packaged and arrived unblemished. I hope this helped you! It's a beautiful guitar by the way.
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I do not know the exact size of the packaging, but it was just slightly bigger than the guitar. Guesstimate is 3-12' tall, 2' wide, and 8" thick.
1142875
it's 45 x 17 inside, it's heavy, massive, well made- fits probably any normal guitar! my classic has room to spare- almost to big!
1745203
The fret board is 23 and 1/5 inches . its length is almost like a full sized guitar , the benefit is the small body ideal for travel.
1074985
It's a full size guitar. However, the one I got doesn't work and there hasn't been a solution offered as of yet.
2098587
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.
1977726
Think it's 1-11/16". Great sound, very good mid-lows response, excellent playability. And good looking!
803678
This is a very standard size guitar. It is not a small version by any means.
276987
Sorry, I've never owned or even seen a little martin. If it helps, I can say it is more or less the same size as a Daisy Rock Debutante 3/4. Only the Fender has more of a pear shape (as shown in the picture). The Fender MA-1, however, plays, feels and sounds spectacular for a 3/4. I am a 40 year old man and I find myself playing the MA-1 all the time. I currently teach three children (two 11 year old girls and one 9 year old boy) who had used the Daisy Rocks prior to my getting the MA-1 and right from the first day I switched them over to the MA-1, all three of them improved immensely. I realize this doesn't really answer your question about the size comparison but if you were thinking about purchasing the MA-1, I recommend it. It is a lovely guitar and I'm sure you wouldn't be disappointed. I hope this helps.