First off I am a beginner. I have only played on a 38 inch is it going to be harder for me with a 46 inch.
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Assuming you are an adult, it should not be a problem. You'll love the guitar.
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No. The first day or so it will feel different. But after that you get used to it. The OG2SM is a great platform to get started with. I play one and my Granddaughter also plays one. I changed the nuts on mine from hard plastic to bone and that really did well on mellowing the sound out. All in all. The Oscar Schmidt is a good beginner,to somewhat advanced guitar.
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Hi Jan, 47" might be pushing it but it would be close. Looks like you're getting lots of help from the CC community. Be safe! Ted in McKinney TX.
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To be honest, i don't know much about guitars but i think a 9-42 should be ok. But, i would prefer doing the 10-46 ones, and if you have extra cable, you can just cut it.
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The 18" would give more surface area to hit the ball, so would probably be easier, however, it might be harder to manipulate for a small kid.
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Depends from TV.With my previous one was quite easy (I had 37"). Now I have flat 45" and its pretty heavy so its harder.
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49 Should work better for your frame. The size is mostly the length of the bike the middle bar that connects the seat and the handle bars . You can always adjust the seat for your legs length .
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Depending on your stance I see no problem. Its a great set of clubs, As a lark I used my 5'2" wife's driver and burner in a a tournament. On the par three to win the car, I placed 4" from the cup. Yup, I planted it with the hi loft driver with a slow half swing. Everyone was amazed. I used the driver on the next hole and out drove two 25 year old hockey players. Being 58 and golfing for years we were all amazed at the drivers performance. For the money you cant do any better. I play high end clubs and highly recommend this set of clubs for beginner to intermediate players.
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You should be able to play this if you can play the alto comfortably. My concern is not so much the distance of the holes, but the size of the holes. If you have small hands you may be able to reach the holes but not cover them depending on the size of your fingertips. Be aware, also that this instrument requires a substantial amount of air so you need good lungs. The sound, though, for the price is very satisfying. We have two that we play with our ensembles - everyone else plays wooden recorders, but because of the cost of a wooden bass we've opted to use the Yamahas and haven't been disappointed. It's a good place to start. Good luck and I hope it works for you. You should be able to play this if you can play the alto comfortably. My concern is not so much the distance of the holes, but the size of the holes. If you have small hands you may be able to reach the holes but not cover them depending on the size of your fingertips. Be aware, also that this instrument requires a substantial amount of air so you need good lungs. The sound, though, for the price is very satisfying. We have two that we play with our ensembles - everyone else plays wooden recorders, but because of the cost of a wooden bass we've opted to use the Yamahas and haven't been... » Read More You should be able to play this if you can play the alto comfortably. My concern is not so much the distance of the holes, but the size of the holes. If you have small hands you may be able to reach the holes but not cover them depending on the size of your fingertips. Be aware, also that this instrument requires a substantial amount of air so you need good lungs. The sound, though, for the price is very satisfying. We have two that we play with our ensembles - everyone else plays wooden recorders, but because of the cost of a wooden bass we've opted to use the Yamahas and haven't been disappointed. It's a good place to start. Good luck and I hope it works for you. « Show Less
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nope, not to late, We are just discussing it now, and the 52 is probably out, and 46" seems a more likely candidate, mainly for the price difference
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Don't get the 46" box like I did. Had the same size tv and it was a pain. Essentially, I had to cut out some of the internal foam to make it fit, and then pray that the tv would make it through the postal service from California to Georgia. Well it did make it. So that's good!! I'd get a bigger one. Or I would go to a best buy and see if they have boxes for there floor models they have out.
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I think 46 is plenty big. I wanted the 52, but just like you $70 an inch didn't suit my needs. I believe at only 10,000 dynamic contrast ratio the 46 probably looks better too. Hope this reply isn't too late.
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I would go with the 58" just so you know you have enough room. I BARELY could get it to work and my width was not much over 58"
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I am sure the quality of both are the same. The reason for buying the 48 inch was to be able to hold a piece of plywood, depending on your circumstances I would buy the 48 inch. Thank You Eric
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Recommended is no bigger than a 46". Although I have a 50" on mine and does well. 30lbs max
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I think the 40" would be best for your wife (for the driver). It would be good for your iron practice though. I got both, so get the 40" first to please the boss and later get the 48" for your driver practice. I really enjoy swinging these every morning and then some clubs on a practice mat. Include some stretching and a push up routine and there's your workout.
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The 18" should bd fine.or 16". With a bigger wheel you pedal slower, which requires more balancing skill. i have read the hours to get competent are about 50 or more, compared to 1 hour for a bicycle. Takes a lot of patience.
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I am 6'1" male...I was told to get the 47.5 length by my trainer. The truth is, these are different sizes for YES different heights (and sexes) BUT also because they can simulate different feelings. For example, for my height the 47.5 club simulates a DRIVER swing practice and the next one down in size simulates an IRON. Having said that, my trainer told me to only get the 47.5 mainly practice for the DRIVER and if I really needed to warm up for an IRON I can "choke down" (move my hands down on the grip toward the shaft) a bit and it will be good enough. The main benefit of this practice tool (which I highly recommend) is the DRIVER swing ...so, for your height (6') go for the 47.5 and enjoy! I am 6'1" male...I was told to get the 47.5 length by my trainer. The truth is, these are different sizes for YES different heights (and sexes) BUT also because they can simulate different feelings. For example, for my height the 47.5 club simulates a DRIVER swing practice and the next one down in size simulates an IRON. Having said that, my trainer told me to only get the 47.5 mainly practice for the DRIVER and if I really needed to warm up for an IRON I can "choke down" (move my hands down on the grip toward the shaft) a bit and it will be good enough. The main benefit of... » Read More I am 6'1" male...I was told to get the 47.5 length by my trainer. The truth is, these are different sizes for YES different heights (and sexes) BUT also because they can simulate different feelings. For example, for my height the 47.5 club simulates a DRIVER swing practice and the next one down in size simulates an IRON. Having said that, my trainer told me to only get the 47.5 mainly practice for the DRIVER and if I really needed to warm up for an IRON I can "choke down" (move my hands down on the grip toward the shaft) a bit and it will be good enough. The main benefit of this practice tool (which I highly recommend) is the DRIVER swing ...so, for your height (6') go for the 47.5 and enjoy! « Show Less