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Amigo 1/2 Size Classical Guitar for Kids or Children

Amigo 1/2 Size Classical Guitar for Kids or Children
Brand: Amigo
Category: Musical Instruments

List Price: $105.00
Buy New: $58.93
You Save: $46.07 (44%)



New (8) from $58.93

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 15 reviews
Sales Rank: 213

Color: brown
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 34 x 14 x 4

MPN: AM12
Model: AM15
UPC: 611534008518
EAN: 0611534011624
ASIN: B0002IHETU

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Shipping to Continental US only

Features:
  • 1/2 Size acoustic guitar
  • Perfect for a child students first guitar

Accessories:

  • Sabine Zipbeat-6000 Digital Metronome
  • AC48S Music Stand
  • Rhythm Pick
  • Intelli IMT-101 Digital Guitar/ Bass Tuner
  • Chipboard Case for Amigo 1/2 Size Classical Guitar

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
The Amigo 1/2 Size Classical Guitar is great for kids or children! It is a 32'' long half-size European classical guitar with nylon strings, solid spruce top, and beech sides and back. Includes a 5-year warranty. Perfect for classroom or home use!


Customer Reviews:   Read 10 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars a decent classical guitar   September 16, 2008
Sarah Galperin (USA)
Amigo 1/2 Size Classical Guitar for Kids or Children

I was very surprised with the quality of the sound. If you are looking for a small guitar for your young child, this one is a very good bet. A real classical guitar for the price of a toy one.




5 out of 5 stars What a great little guitar...   April 8, 2008
W.C. (San Francisco)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I shopped around for a low priced classical guitar and bought this one based on reviews. I was not only not dissapointed, I was very surprised with the quality of the instrument. I own three other premium guitars and have played guitar for thirty years. This guitar is a remarkable value at the price. One point to consider is that you will have to tune the guitar several times to allow the nylon strings to stretch enough to remain in tune as you play. This is common with nylon strings. There is nothing wrong with the tuning machines, as another reviewer has suggested.


5 out of 5 stars Very nice.   February 23, 2008
Jorge Vargas (Houston, TX United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I bought this for my kids and I ended up teaching my wife to play the guitar. It is actually an awesome little guitar for beginners and experienced players. Definite winner.



2 out of 5 stars It's Just OK   February 21, 2008
S. Mo (Boston, MA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful

We bought this guitar for our son for Christmas after reading the positive reviews. It's better than the piece of junk you get from a toy store, but definitely not a real instrument. The strings do not hold tone - our boy still prefers to play with Daddy's guitars. We kept this one just so the little one can bang it on the floor instead of the real guitars. Quite disappointed, I'd have to say!


5 out of 5 stars a real instrument   February 4, 2008
Joern (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

this guitar is a real instrument. It keeps the tuning for quite some time and sounds pretty good for its size. Even with adult fingers you can play it and our kids love it. Very good value for money and a good first guitar. If your kid loves it it can really be played on, if your kid does not love it, it's not a big financial loss either. So if you are thinking your kid may be interested in playing the guitar this appears to be a good starting point. Very recommendable.



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