Is this a standard sized guitar or is it considered a mid sized guitar?
1659191
It is a standard size guitar. We have been very happy with it. I have owned it for about 7-8 years now, I think. It was pretty cheap when I bought it, but the price has doubled now.
1659192
It's a standard size classical guitar, good beginner guitar, good sounding.
800300
It has a three-bolt neck, 7.25" radius. Also, the large headstock, which I think looks cool. I play it through a THD Flexi-50 amp with 6L6 tubes and Fender cab with Celestion G12H speakers; really get that magical "Strat tone," particularly on the cleans. I love this guitar - no issues with appearance, fit, finish, tone, or playability.
229249
action is good and low. width is a bit wider than a regular guitar because its a classical guitar(nylon strings).
803680
This is a full-sized guitar. There are 3/4 size guitars on the market, but this is not one of them.
376231
I do not quite understand your question. In my opinion, it is an excellent guitar, the sound and the look are pleasant to me, especially its size fits my short fingers pretty well.
129442
From what I've learned, a guitar is measured from nut to bridge. I measured this one and it is 21 1/2 inches. I believe it is considered a 1/2 size. My daughter is a petite 8 year old and this size is perfect for her. She has had it for 2 years. She'll likely size up by next year. It has been the perfect beginner guitar.
2088174
FYI, this guitar has pretty standard measurements for a dreadnought shape. I feel like the fretboard has a little more room than my other guitar, though. That might mean my other guitar's fretboard is small, though.
288305
43" x 6" x 19" standard dreadnought size similar to an Epiphone. Mine came with just a cable. Very nice guitar for the money. You should take it to a guitar store and have it set up. Also the strings suck put D'Addorio's on in place!
1840840
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.
822241
I gave it away as a gift but I did play it first, I remember it being as wide as my les pauls neck, if that helps. im sorry I cant give a better answer. I hope that helps a bit.
956426
Nestor, hope I can be of some good here. If memory serves me right, the package is about 3 feet in height, give or take a couple inches. Width may be about 6 inches or so. The guitar probably weighs 3 pounds and the amp maybe a pound. The entire package may weigh 7 pounds. It has been a while since I bought this sweet guitar. I would advise having a guitar shop file the sides of the frets some as they are a bit rough. A set of Ernie Ball Super Slinky strings and higher quality machine heads will make this guitar a lot nicer. This is a keeper! Minis are sought after by some collectors. I actually have a hard to find mini precision bass that plays beautifully! Fender Squier also makes sweet mini Stratocasters. Anyway, I hope I was atleast a little helpful. If you buy this little pink gem, it will be worth every penny. The pickup is a Telecaster type bridge pickup, so if you wanted to hotrod this little guitar you can. Enjoy! - Viv
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.
885442
This is a full size guitar. Please contact me with any other questions. Thank you, Adam GTRSTORE 646-460-8472
815599
Yes, it is a full size dreadnought guitar. Specs can be found at the Yamaha web site or other online guitar stores. It is a very good guitar, not just my thoughts, but by many experienced in the acoustic guitar community.
1548590
Agree with Mark. It was a little too big for me, but its a great non-electric acoustic guitar.
1637342
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.
223588
It's the standard size for an acoustic guitar. The strings are just cheap -- they play just fine. They're rough on your fingers and squeak a lot. In normal use, strings are changed every few months (or weeks if the owners play fanatically). Start researching what kind of strings you want to change to.