Is the guitar "slim"?
1841639
Its not slim. Id say its average size. Not cheap quality or anything. Official/Standard size
1841640
Not at all. I bought it for an 11 year old girl and ended up selling it because of the huge juggernaut style. Ended up with Yamaha APXT2. Much easier fret board for a beginner and somebody of small stature.
1040857
The finish is a satin finish. Model ACS Slim SA I am primarily a steel string fingerstyle and plectreum player so I enjoyed the easy transition to the slim style neck with nylon "classical" sound I also purchased the Roland foot pedal for the synth and am having a blast digging into all the endless possibilities this guitar adds to my playing.
147026
Yes is very slim. I think one of the best out there in this category. But still feels safe.
1408585
I've got an Ibanez Howard Roberts knock off from the 70s and while it is very, very snug, it fits nicely. I think my guitar is probably thicker than a standard 335.
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.
1282408
No...but one awesome acoustic guitar right out of the box.....nearly in tune....I already own plenty of picks, bags, straps, and cables so no problem for me.....I highly recommend this guitar!!!
957570
Cameron, The padding in my case is very thick. I have a Norman guitar as well and the case is the same construct as the one I purchased for the Seagull Mini Jumbo. I am very pleased with it. Frank
478497
No, it's a fixed neck. It plays great and it's thinner and not as heavy as most other Les Paul guitars.
1949434
Yes its great! Only downside I can think of was that it was a bit heavy due to it being some kind of layered all laminate. I ended up getting a baby taylor instead of this. I preferred the sound and feel of that guitar better but its up to you!
1479518
Yes, it is merely the same size as a Fender Squire. It is a cheaper version of Fender Squire. I recomend this guitar!
229246
It's pretty much as wide as a standard guitar. The frets are just closer together. It's kind of like playing mini chords but it's still pretty fun. The neck is wider than a uke
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.
633345
No, it is too big. Look at for a 3/4 guitar, such as a Yamaha FG JR1. Also, the sound on this particular fender is marginal at best, and the action is really tough. Hope this helps!
1349396
definitely! I did not measure but to me especially this one sold by amazon, the neck is thinner and than the old epiphone which has the c shape instead of d shape. And it is lighter than the original one.
2024200
Yes. The first time I placed it inside I noticed that the padding was a bit stiff; as such, I had to lightly press it in rather than expect gravity to do the work. The firmness of the padding has held up, and I can tell that the guitar does not move once placed inside. It's a really good fit.
1952301
Yes if course. It's an electric guitar. The only difference is that u play it in your lap
1733652
Unfortunately it's a bit heavy - mine is 8.1 lbs exactly - but it is still a great guitar - I upgraded the neck pickup with a GFS wide pole neck pup and it sounds wonderful - the stock neck pickup sucks. I get complements on the looks and sound from many people. Keep in mind it is a very versatile guitar.