Pyle-Pro PGAKT30 30” Inch Beginner Jamer, Acoustic Guitar w/ Carrying Case & Accessories

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Product Description

Nothing quite matches the sound of a rich acoustic guitar. Now you can play one too with the PGAKT30, a 30 Inch beginner acoustic guitar from Pyle Pro that’s perfect for children. It’s got that cutaway look you’ve come to love from your favorite acoustic guitar players. And it’s constructed from high quality materials: linden plywood for the top, back, and sides, nanmu for the neck, and Maplewood for the fingerboard and bridge. Plus, this guitar comes with a full set of accessories to match: a guitar strap, carrying case, tuner, and picks. Perfect as a gift.These guitars do not come pre-tuned the strings are set loose to prevent damage or excessive pressure during shipping. The units come with the Tuner and can easily be tuned prior to usage.

Product Features

30 Inch children guitar – Neck: Nanmu – Binding type: common style
Body type–Classic – Fingerboard: Maple wood – Nut width/type: 4.1CM
Specification: 30 Inch – Bridge: Maple wood – Scale length: 33.5CM
Top: Linden plywood – Machine Head: Chrome Open
Back & Sides: Linden plywood – Number of frets: 19

Crazy Daizy says:

April 27, 2018 at 1:46 am

Good guitar for kids, hard to keep in tune Everything came as pictured. The strap fits oddly, there isn’t a second place to snap the other end too. We got this for my 10 yr old daughter. My husband tied a string to the end and thats how we connected it. Its a good size for her hands. The case isn’t much of protection , more like just place to keep the dust off. It is challenging to tune. Would be a good play guitar. However we were looking for a starter guitar my daughter could play on. Its challenging for her because of the tuning…

Jennifer E. Dwyer says:

April 27, 2018 at 1:55 am

Didn’t even make it a year How disappointing. This guitar has the worst machine heads. It won’t hold a tune. About 11 months after weekly light use, it broke. My daughter was so sad. I would have thought $50 would have ensured it a little better quality. The ukelele we bought her 3 years ago fro $25 is still going strong.

Wesley Cole says:

April 27, 2018 at 2:14 am

Buggest piece of junk ever. Biggest piece of junk I’ve ever wasted money on. Guitar is thrown together junk wood that isn’t even sanded smooth, topped off with a very poor paint job that ran everywhere and they just left it (red paint on the body even). All the strings were extremely loose, almost falling off. It didn’t come with picks like it shows. Comes with a strap and no place to hook it on (like shown). Won’t come close to holding a tune of any kind…. I could really go on all day on what a pile of garbage this is…