I have a 14 yr old who really wants a guitar but the one we have is too big would this one work better?
1875329
I would say that this guitar is the average size. If it's a bit too big, she'll grow, and I'm site she'll like it, I do. :)
1875330
I think it would I bought this for my step daughter and she took it home and that's the last I have heard about it but she says she loves it...good luck :)
1875331
We purchased this guitar for my 6 yr old and it is a great size for her. After we purchased and used it for a while we did notice the quality was not as great as we thought. Nice novelty starter guitar for a small child but you do get what you pay for. If she was a little older and really into playing the guitar I would not purchase this particular one.
128615
I use it on my normal size guitar.. I am 24.. I guess it will work for a kid if you adjust the strap to be very small.. It is not meant to be used for kids tho..
1668117
It really depends on how tall she is! You should definitely see if it would work for her! But like previously stated, it's a great guitar.
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.
912475
Hi Janet,Boy, I don't know the answer to that. My grandson is a right-hander, so I never checked the specs for that guitar. Try googling that.
1378722
My five year old is amused by my 2 years guitar. It's not something she gravitates towards regularly. I'd say you have better options
1003623
I would suggest not to buy this guitar....Give your grandson a better guitar. .. He will learn well. ..
919318
Absolutely, besides you don't want to get her used to a small guitar and then move up to a normal guitar. I had that happen to me then I had a problem with shifting between frets on a neck that was longer than my pervious guitar.
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.
2165588
Hi M. Stewart, I own a G9126 and even that it is a small beautiful guitar the neck is almost as wide as a regular size guitar. I think the space between frets and strings will be to big for a small hands kid. The Cordoba guilele and Yamaha gitalele will be more suitable for your kid (because of the thinner neck they have), they are both cheaper on price and quality but not that much on sound. The Yamaha comes in different colors.....you can also check smallguitars.com
137991
Yes! My 6-year-old is currently learning on this guitar. The neck width is narrower, making it easier for smaller hands to grab chords.
1471092
Your best bet is to measure the guitar for dimensions than cross reference this for your case. Look for a case made for that exact guitar, but I am not certain if your sons will fit.
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.
1936769
In my opinion you would have no issues with the size of this guitar neck if you're having no issues with the Fender Squires. I don't think this Epiphone Les Paul Special is a big guitar in any way and the neck should be pretty comfortable for most adults and older kids who have hands that are somewhat small.
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
874739
this guitar is bulky for me and i'm 5'5 and weigh 125 pounds. so for an 8 yr. old, its gonna be big. big n bulky. but for an adult its good/not full size, but close to full size. i would get an 8yr.old the 'amigo' guitar. the Am30 or Am15 model. it's better n much easier to handle n learn on.
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.