Would you consider the action on this guitar to be low, medium, or high?
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.
2000264
I ordered a Recording King about a year ago, it arrived, I played it and before 10 days were up I sent it back. It was not the quality I was looking for. So, I'm sorry, I don't know the widest part of this guitar. I got something better for a slightly less price.
484215
Regular tuning in c is ok, neck is strong. Less stress con be achieved by tuning an octave lower and then use a capo( This is recommended for older instruments)
2153538
Yes, I would say so. If the action is adjusted right (which mine was, right out of the box) then it should be easy on the fingers. It's fun to play and it sounds great - and it looks great. You can get cheaper starter guitars, but if this is in your price range, go for it.
2038103
I could consider this a starter guitar. I bought it for my son last year as a means to get started on the electric guitar and he is ready to graduate to something better. I would not recommend it for a serious player.
1072462
Yes. It is not too low and not too high; another words, it is good and playable does not require too much pressure to sound notes. It also has a great sound.
371056
This one comes with a high G string. You could probably switch it out for the low, however. It is a nice uke. I have had it for a while now and I still like it very much.
1021242
i would say not for small hand...... its quite big guitar .. u may want to try Taylor guitars
1668118
Depends. Its a good solid guitar for the price but at 10 she may be a bit small to hold the body to play it, since it is a full size rather long necked and wide bodied guitar. Basically if you think her arms are long enough to finger the frets and get her other arm over it to strum -- go for it -- if not go for the the 3/4ths size to start. That is what I would do.
386041
I'm not qualified to say. I don't play it myself , I bought it for my daughter and was able to tune it up and after strings were broken in it's holding its tuning and sounds good and resonant to me. I will say that if it is not good for your level you could easily resell it and not lose much money .
961549
I have owned many guitars and this one I have is normal. Some touch up tuning is normal with any guitar effected by the age of the strings, how much it is played and temperature variations and changes - the AC, the heat and temp changes. The touch up tuning of a large dreadnaught body is subject to the same factors. I will say that this guitar has a natural big sound even with a smaller body -which was surprising to me, the cut away is also nice for working the high notes. It is a steal for the cheap price and even my other guitar friends are impressed with it.
1860002
Yes. The guitar we received has low action and light strings. Easy on the fingers. Very happy with it.
2194280
Personally, it is good for any style. I really like it a lot. I play pretty aggressive music so I think I have an understanding of what you're going for. For me it works if you have the Sustainer at a lower level otherwise it'll hum and feedback a bit. Just adjust based on your settings and other pedals.
1925303
This would be an excellent "beginner" guitar. The action is low and even, it plays very well. It's easy to stay in tune and stays in tune extremely well. The electronics work good, and it sounds very nice plugged in or unplugged. It's no Gibson, PRS, or Martin to be sure, but for the price you'll get a _lot_ of enjoyment out of learning to play on this guitar.
149685
Height is irrelevant for person of 5' and taller. It is a medium size guitar.. so I don't see any reason for height to be a concern. Enjoy strumming :)
2070868
personally I think it would be too large. Our daughter is 17 and began guitar this year and bought this model and it is large and heavier than other models. I would recommend a lighter, smaller one.
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.