Intern INT-38C Acoustic Guitar Kit (Red)

Hey!I would say Not a second thought is needed before buying this product if you are getting it as your first guitar. I would recommend it for kids especially as this 48c guitar is comparatively smaller in size that makes it easier to play for kids, and the matte black colour which is the one I have is really beautiful to look at :DOne important tip is - doesn't matter whether you are a new player or an experienced one, i would recommend exchanging the default strings that intern gives you with this guitar with a new 11 gauge one, whether you are a beginner or an amateur it will really help better your experience greatly :) i guess at such a low price range it was expected of them to compromise with some stuff and this with the quality of bag and the extra strings that they give you with the package, those will also not be of that great quality, cuz "BUDGET!" lolAnyways, if you are a beginner with quite atight budget,this ones a perfect buy.It's quality is good enough to help you hone your skills on it. Although I would not recommend this for amateurs or pro players ofcourse because this one comes with no truss rod at this price range and you can't expect that big sound out of it that you get out of your regular guitars, also i have found the sound hole to be a bit smaller than usual.it still has a pretty decent bass and depth given the price range.So a solid 9/10 in my opinion...And a definite buy :)Thanks!

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So, I picked up this little gem, the Intern INT-38C Acoustic Guitar, for my kids. Let me tell you, it's like a tiny, adorable guitar that's perfect for little hands. It's basically the equivalent of a kid-sized bike – it's so small and manageable that they can't help but want to strum it.Now, don't get me wrong, it's not going to replace a full-sized guitar for serious players. But for kids learning the basics and having fun, it's absolutely perfect. It's like training wheels for guitars.The sound quality is surprisingly decent for its size, and it's easy to tune. Plus, it's so lightweight that my kids can easily carry it around the house. I've even seen them try to play it while lying down, which is a whole new level of dedication.Overall, if you're looking for a fun and affordable way to introduce your kids to music, the Intern INT-38C Acoustic Guitar is a great option. Just be prepared for some hilarious attempts at playing "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" and a lot of laughter.

The gap between the frets and the string is too high..It's very hard to play this guitar ..I recommend to choose Juarez instead of Intern.

Good product but there is buzzing sound and many crackes and hard to do tuning not for beggeners couse they need smith for betterment

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very nice,worth for money,this is my first guitar and it is best for like me begginers,,super