GLARRY Full Size Electric Guitar for Music Lover Beginner with 20W Amp and Accessories Pack Guitar Bag (Blue)

End-of-the-line gear here, but these packs are DEFINITELY worth the money. The guitar is easily comparable to (or better than) a low-cost Squier Strat that costs around $125. Only a cardboard box is included with the Squier. You'll find the guitar, as well as a half-dozen other items, in this section. A good little practice amp for beginners, as well as a cheap (but usable) gig-amp. a bag, a cord, and a set of picks For under a hundred beans, it's not bad! br>br>I've bought a few of these packs so far, and this is what I've discovered. On the guitar, br>br> The body is light (is it made of basswood?). ), but it has the "full thickness" of a genuine Strat. (The Squiers are a little more slender. ) ) The necks have a nice feel to them, are easy to play, and are straight. The frets appear to be fairly level, with no "sharp" edges. My two hats didn't have any logos on them. The heads were not stock, but they were the correct (traditional) Strat shape/size, and the body paint/finish was excellent with no flaws. The pick- Ups are a little weak, but if you adjust them so that they are as close to the strings as you can get them without hitting them, they sound pretty damn good! There are a plethora of "Strat Quack" tones to be had! On the amplifier: br>br> It is what it is, and there is nothing that can be done about it. This is a small, low-powered amp that will let you make some noise. It's worth noting that it has adjustable gain so you can dial in different levels of overdrive, as well as Bass/Treble controls to tweak the tone, a headphone jack, and an extra input for a CD or MP3 player. Once more, this is not a high-end product. end, but it's usable and decent for the money. Better than no amp, and a fun little toy that can produce some nasty tones. At the very least, it has dirty blues tones. br>br>Just thought I'd let you know. I've been playing for more than 30 years and have a soft spot for inexpensive, easily playable guitars. The review was not compensated in any way. When I find a good deal, I like to share it! You can get a decent looking/playing Strat style guitar with extras for less than what most people pay for a hard-shell case. For a back-up plan, this is ideal. a beater axe or a beat-up axe Alternatively, it can be used to practice modding and luthier work. Alternatively, you could give it to a "nascent" rock star. star. It's only $85, so there's no reason not to!.

Ava Bender

| Mar 08, 2021

Exceeded my expectations in every way. I'm blown away. I've played guitar as a hobby for most of my life and was looking for a way for the kids and I to learn songs together. I'm the only one who uses it because it's full size. That's okay because it's now valuable to me. My most valuable possession. This was an excellent purchase. br> Shipping was quick, and the packaging was very sturdy. It's a nice guitar, and the color I chose is one of my favorites. br> It's not heavy. The body is slim. Is it possible to get a perfect radius neck similar to that of a stratocaster or an Ibanez? The maple neck has a light coat of lacquer. It is not required. It's silky smooth to the touch. One thing to note about the images they have is that the pick guard's plastic film peels off. Make sure you carefully remove the knobs. I've had this guitar for a little over a month and it's still holding standard tuning perfectly, so I think it's worth getting it setup. I might make a few minor tweaks myself, but I wasn't expecting it to be this good right out of the box. I have to admit, it sounds ridiculous because it isn't expected at this level of the dollar. br>I saw kits for another 100 smackeroonies on the market, but at this price, it seems like a no-brainer. br>br>The pick is solid. Good job. The amp is small but powerful. br>br> It has all of the standard solid state bells and whistles that you'd expect to find in a package like this, but it's not designed to unleash your metal fury on your entire neighborhood. br>On its own, a low-cost headphone amplifier would set you back $50. This takes up very little space and is therefore convenient to have around. br>br>At the very least, I'd get a new strap or buy a locking system and modify it. It does the job, but the holes are a little sloppy. If you're desperate, you can use the bread tabs, but you shouldn't rely on the straps as they are. br>The cable works fine, but due to the lack of shielding, it picks up additional noise.

Egypt Lawrence

| Aug 15, 2021

It's a great place to start for those who are just getting started, and it's under $100! I must emphasize that this is a BEGINNER'S set, so if you are an experienced player, this is not the set for you. Amps shouldn't be an issue for a beginner, but it does; it produces a clean sound, the guitar is playable, the tuning knobs are excellent, and there are no broken strings, scratches, or breaks. My guitar has a ding, but I don't care about appearances. All of the items in the photo were received. The bag is my only complaint, so anyone considering purchasing this and intending to carry it around should consider purchasing a case rather than a bag. In any case, I strongly advise you to do so!.

Finnegan Johnson

| Feb 12, 2021

This guitar is fantastic! It's a lot lighter than I expected, and it's a lot more enjoyable to play. On my old acoustic guitar, I struggled with bar chords, but they're a breeze on this one. Also, I like being able to rock out without making a lot of noise (which is useful when living in an apartment with a husband who works from home on occasion), either unplugged or with headphones plugged into the amp (NOTE: To connect to this amp, you'll need a specific type of headphone/cable. So either get a better pair of headphones or get a new amp. I'm doing the latter)br>The amp buzzes a little and makes strange noises, but I'm willing to bet that's because I'm still learning how to use it properly. In addition, the included strap is comfortable, but it feels a little loose, as if it might unhook from the guitar. Even though that didn't happen, I was still concerned enough to replace it with my old strap. br>Overall, however, it's ideal for beginners; if your child is interested, get one for them. Alternatively, you can do it for yourself as a hobby. My old acoustic is great and has served me well, but man, I wish I'd gotten an electric guitar sooner!.

Paisleigh Chang

| Feb 25, 2021

This guitar beginner package is, in my opinion, a good deal. It looked and sounded exactly like it did on the website. The bottom tone knob was broken, which was the only negative aspect. Because this was a birthday present, I simply replaced the broken knob with one from one of my own guitars. Her happy smile remained on her face as a result of this.

Corbin Everett

| Dec 26, 2020