could this guitar, be used as an adult size guitar?
1479516
Yes, It makes a great practice guitar. I bought this one for a teenager who is playing the guitar and he is becoming very good I can say. I have 12 guitars that I own and each one is different. This one is lighter than most electric guitars but the sound is very good. I would recommend it to any guitar player.
1479517
Yes, this guitar is an appropriate size for an adult. Its a great guitar to learn or practice on.
1479518
Yes, it is merely the same size as a Fender Squire. It is a cheaper version of Fender Squire. I recomend this guitar!
1479519
yes it can... but its not worth the money. mine lasted just over a month...
1523207
I would not think so. I would not use this guitar for any but elementary students. We use this as a "class" guitar for second graders. This guitar needs frequent retuning, so an older student developing a musical ear without an instructor to tune the guitar may be frustrated. 3/4 or just small body models might be better. Fender, Martin, Yamaha, and Gibson all have good choices, although more expensive. Electrics, which are smaller, are also good choices for teens. This is however one of the least expensive options for any entry guitar.
919317
Yes it is. It's not to big and it's not tiny. I'm 13 and it works for me, it's a nice guitar too. The tuner works good.
657334
I do not think so. Nothing about this guitar sounds good or even passable. You're better off buying something from Toys R' Us or Walmart and messing around with it. The only reason I would buy this if I was to paint it or hang it on the wall as decor.
977795
Not real comfortable but you can manage. I am an adult male and I mess around with my daughters guitar. If you have small hands it would probably be just fine. The strings are closer together.
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.
1332524
My son is 5'11" and it fits him good. I would say it's a perfect starter guitar for an adult.
826051
It should be fine. I believe it is a 3/4?size guitar, which is probably ideal for a 10-13 year old.
706001
Its about 1/2 the size of a regular guitar and you use any normal acoustic strings. If you are learning the guitar I wouldnt buy this model. Buy a full size used cheaper brand...Washburn.Seagull..Ovation..Gibson..Fender! I bought this Martin investment not to play.
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.
644824
It is for an adult. Although, I suppose if you wanted to purchase it for a child to grow into, you could. However, it is adult size.
1830600
It's not a large full size but yes. And just to add a comment, I remember reading a review from a another musician that said that he was amazed at the tone of this guitar and that it sounded like a much more expensive guitar. After playing it I would have to agree. I've had much more expensive guitars than this and this just sounds absolutely gorgeous. Highly recommend unless you're wiling to spend much more and get a superior instrument. This has really turned into my favorite travel guitar. It's a true acoustic and has no electronics at all but everywhere I play this people love it and if it gets trashed sometime, somewhere I'll be upset but I won't have lost a small fortune. Hope this helps.
1056032
No, it's a standard right handed guitar. You could probably restring it upside down though and use it as a left handed guitar. It's pretty symmetrical.
3448
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.
642497
This guitar is NOT suitable for a 12 year old. It is also not suitable for any person of any age who thinks it is a real guitar. This is a toy guitar that First Act is trying to pass off as a playable real guitar. Can Not Be Played.
633346
Yes. That is the perfect age for this guitar. You might want to use some nylon strings, but at some point you need to toughen up the fingers no matter the age. I think this is a great guitar that has good sound and will last until they are ready to buy their own pro guitar. I was suprised at the quality package.
390903
The guitar we put in it was a Schecter Korina fv. The width was a bit over 18+" and it fit comfortably. We sold the guitar & case, so I can't measure it, but I would say yes.