I ran a search for "youth guitars" and this came up; however, it's not described as a youth model. Is it full-sized or not?
907188
It is the full sized for a adult or young teenager,I am 19 and its in good size,if you are looking for someone younger. than 13 this guitar is not for them. Hope this helps!
907189
I am not an expert and I bought it for my fiance who is also not an expert (amature guitar player) and he said it was a decent starter guitar. So I would say that it probably is a little less than full sized. My fiance still plays it and he says its fine, but I think a better guitar player would outgrow it.
288306
I want to say it's 40" but I am not sure. I bought it for my teenage daughter because it says full size, it is very pretty blue. Doesn't really come with anything - I think maybe it did come with a cable, if it came with a guitar pick, we couldn't find it. Strings broke on it too but my daughter said they put cheap strings on it, get her new quality strings at music store, no problems at all. She loves it! Great starter guitar.
1934691
A junior size guitar would take the same strings as a full size guitar. Only difference is the neck amount of frets on the guitar so its easier for kids until they are grown enough to handle the size of a normal guitar.
1136403
I'm the same height, 5'5"-ish. The FG700S is playable but a smaller one would probably be easier. After having this guitar for a while, I went to a guitar store to look for a more comfortable guitar. The guys at the store advised me to look into parlor guitars or "folk-size" guitars instead of dreadnoughts. (I haven't bought a smaller guitar yet but am seriously considering purchasing one soon.)
1980335
Sorry, actually it is a shorter guitar neck but ideal for younger players. Still a great guitar for the price.
722421
This is description from Amazon, and it means that the rifle is full size - adult. They have smaller versions for youth. And it has a wood stock. It is a nice riffle. I've researched a lot.
803680
This is a full-sized guitar. There are 3/4 size guitars on the market, but this is not one of them.
2165587
Hi,I agree with the other answerer; even though the body is ukulele sized, the neck is a pretty chunky classical guitar style neck, which is fatter than many electric guitar necks. I'd look for a half-size guitar made specifically for children, or maybe start them on a ukulele (4 strings).
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I bought this guitar for my nephew who is 7. It is a wonderful size for him. also, it is a student's guitar but beautiful and excellently made using steel strings. It has everything needed, carry case, pitch tuner, and pick. It's also great value for price. Hope this helps.
1603343
i bought this for my nephew who is 14. it says it's full size, but I think it's a little smaller than most full size guitars, and the thin body makes it easy to get your arms around even if you are smaller.
1398799
I Recently bought this guitar for my 8 year old daughter. We also purchased the Fender 099-1431-006 Standard 3/4-Size Acoustic Guitar Gig Bag. It has worked just fine for us. It is not a hard case however but my daughter is pretty gentle on it!
498641
Yes. It's a 3/4 size so just a little smaller than an adult size. Bought it for my 9 year old and it's plenty big enough. Nice guitar for the price.
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.
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I really don't know that much about guitars, but my son (father of the grandaughter I bought the guitar for) took it to a guitar shop to buy a case for it and the dealer told him it was one of the finest models he had ever seen for a young beginner. She enjoys it immensely and wants to be like taylor swift when she grows up - she is 9. Hope this helps in a small way.
2012312
It is a 15/16-scale Dreadnought, meaning that it is slightly smaller than a Taylor standard Dreadnought. In my use of the Big Baby, I've found it to be much more similar to a full size guitar than a typical baby (small) sized product.
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It is a full size guitar with steel strings. I'm sure the strings aren't the best quality and should be changed. However this is a heck of a nice guitar for the money and certainly worth the cost of upgrading the strings.
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Hi, I can only tell you my experience with the S6 Original, I absolutely love it! I'm a beginner too, female, in my forties. I'm 5'7" and medium build, I would say I have average sized hands. This guitar sounds so amazing, it has such a rich beautiful tone, I never felt like it was too wide or big to comfortably play. Hope this helps.