will the guitar break
389199
I purchased this guitar for my 11 year old niece. She has had it for about 6 months and has had no problems. She loves it!
389200
I bought this for my six year old niece and she isn't exactly gentle and nothing has broke and it comes with extra string and tuners its a awesome deal. Defentily recommend it to everyone
196217
no it would not break anything it is adjustable i have had mine for many years and use it a lot very sturdy and love it everybody that see's it loves it hope that helps
1392439
My husband has several guitars a banjo & a uke. None has been damaged by the frame. However his is basically retired & does mostly 1 hour gigs a few times a month. So I son't know if constannt use would make a difference.
1153050
mine was broke the second it came out of the box and i believe it was broke when it was shipped so i cant help you here except to say its a cheap little unit that will only entertain a 2 yr old ( and thats if it works ) i wasnt expecting a proffesional model for the price but i did expect more and that it worked. i would go to cheaplites.com and get a real one. guitar center also sells better ones for not much more money and those will last a whole lot longer
2006319
It definitely will. I've dropped the case so many times from different heights before and the guitar was perfectly fine. It's just really big.
1650419
No it will not break, its made to do that. If there is a chance you could then you should never work on a motor and pay others. You can bend this tube in half on itself an it will wreck it but not break it.
1104526
I would guess so . It is fretless. Available to ship at Max's Guitar Store.
2279006
Not really. we have not had any trouble with the strings that came with the guitar . sorry .
859036
No it won't break it will just come apart the head will fall off or the waist meaning you can pose it and just have it there but you can't play with it
780897
No! This guitar is not built to handle the much higher stress imposed by steel strings. In my opinion, this change would most likely ruin the guitar. (And I myself play steel strung guitars exclusively). I bought one of these guitars for my four-year old granddaughter who shows signs of being musical. It was an excellent choice. The nylon strings are easier on small, tender fingers, and I think this reduces the likelihood of her becoming discouraged due to the painful process of learning on steel. Later, if her interest continues, I'll buy her a larger guitar with steel strings.
922599
Not for me. The body developed a crack within a week of playing. I'm not using it anymore because the strings cannot be tuned with the fine tuners, they don't move, it's impossible.
407932
That's a funny question, the rubber coated (?) top pieces come off. I'd use a thin piece of plastic (guitar pick worked for me) to pry it up. Make sure the screws aren't fastened in the sides. You aren't alone, the manual wasn't helpful in this at all.
1690470
I don't see a problem with any guitar, I even use an Ovation on it. Though it isn't the best fit, it still works fine.
622625
Yes but it only goes up to a certain weight. If you have a heavy guitar, then I recommend going to home depot or lowe's for stronger ones.
780898
You don't want to put steel strings on this guitar. Still strings are under greater tension and therefore would destroy this guitar over time. This sounds great with nylon strings.
913879
I've only used it when changing strings to clean and condition the fretboard. I would assume not though.
498035
No, a few bends in the same spot and it will definitely weaken if not break right then.