Toyrific Academy of Music Kids Electric Guitar for Beginners with Built-in Amp and 6 Steel Strings, Right, Flames, H75cm x W25.5cm x L4.5cm (TY6016B)

Tolle erste Gitarre für unseren 6 jährigen. Lautstärke in Ordnung - könnte sogar auf Maximum etwas lauter sein. Verarbeitung GEHT SO...musste erstmal mit Imbus komplett eingestellt werden. Für den Preis fast etwas bessere Qualität/Verarbeitung erwartet. Aber erfüllt seinem Zweck.

This product was a gift and it did not disappoint, my grandson loved it..very good value & looks the part...only one concern the packaging should & could have better, as it was everyone could see what the content was.

Great beginners guitar, for a small child who doesn’t worry so much about playing in tune. The internation and adjustment screws are a bit loose and tend to slide with use. As a result the guitar does go out of tune but it’s lots of fun anyway

I bought this for my 7 year old son, who expressed an interest in learning guitar. He specifically wanted one with a picture of flames on it. Being a casual guitar player myself, I was happy to find this guitar. It is definitely built to be playable, not just played with. But when it arrived it clearly needed work right out of the box. In the documentation accompanying this guitar, the first line under warnings says: "This is not a toy". Following that logic, the manufacturers consider this an instrument and so my review will treat it accordingly. First, the pros: This is an actual playable guitar with actual strings that actually fit the hand of a smaller child. The frets are level enough that there is no buzzing anywhere on the fretboard that I have found (though that is not the case for open strings, as discussed below). It has usable tuners, and a handy (though very quiet) built-in amp so your little one doesn't have to deal with box amps and cords. It also has a 1/4" jack so can be plugged in for extra kick. It has a standard strat-sized single coil pickup that I presume could easily be swapped if desired. Now, the cons: To begin with, the frets had grime/rust that needed to be sanded away. It looked used even though the description gave no indication that might be the case. The tuners are sub-par to say the least, with wiggling posts and plenty of give in a couple of the buttons before tuning is taking effect. The intonation is off too. I was very happy this guitar has a bridge that can be adjusted, but even adjusting the saddles all the way back did not fix the intonation for most strings. I was able to fix this somewhat by shortening the bolts connecting the saddles, and removing the tension springs. Perhaps most annoying is the nut, which buzzes comically on the open high E string and muffles the open A string. I may be looking to replace it, but have not yet decided if it will be worth the effort. I've fixed this guitar as much as I am going to before I give it to my son for Christmas. Depending on his level of actual interest going forward, I may make additional repairs or just get a new guitar altogether.

Bought for a Christmas so not sure on the sound but looks really good quality worth the money !