Question 1

Is it easier for people with small hands?

Accepted Answer

You can buy guitars that are 3/4 scale, so 3/4 smaller than a regular guitar. This guitar is a full-size guitar. These are the kind of guitars that you want for children or people with very small hands.

If you were in doubt and you're just learning to play or the person in question is just learning to play, you're better off buying the smaller guitar and buying a bigger one later.
Because one of the things about playing guitar, is if you get into it your own more than one. Sort of like lightsabers and Star Wars, eventually you have to make decisions for yourself.

The frets on the guitar can very slightly, depending on the scale length used by the guitar brand. For instance, Fenders (thus Squier) have a slightly, less than an inch, longer scale length than Gibsons (thus Epiphones too) do.

The full-sized guitar scale length range is 24"-26.5" from the guitar nut at the top of the fretboard, where the strings pass through to the headstock, to the bridge towards the bottom of the guitar.
That's the area that makes the sound.

All Gibson/Epiphone will be 24.5" almost all Fender/Squier will be 25.5" (except Mustangs which are 24").

The longest scale length guitars are seven string Ibanez, Jackson, Schecter, and others.

Question 2

Is this guitar easy for people, adults, with small hands?

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yes, I have the Gibson version. It's one of my favorites, (I have 14 guitars).  The size makes it enjoyable to play even while sitting down, (I'm also sixty years old).  I have smaller hands with a touch of arthritis in my left thumb, the Gibson scale works better for me than the longer Fender scale.  You can't beat this guitar for the money.  It's easy to make adjustments too if you feel so inclined.

Question 3

Can this work with the game RockSmith?

Accepted Answer

It most certainty can... I own rocksmith and bought this guitar for my self... I works with rocksmith better than my three other guitars do

Question 4

Doesa guitar case come with guitar

Accepted Answer

The one I ordered did not come with a case.  It's a great guitar especially for a younger player who is still developing strength in his or her hands.  The case did add an expense.

ASIN	B0002CZUUQ
Back Material Type	Mahogany Wood
Best Sellers Rank	#12,000 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #39 in Solid Body Electric Guitars
Body Material Type	Mahogany
Brand Name	Epiphone
Color	Heritage Cherry Sunburst
Connector Type	1/4 inch (6.35mm) jack
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,615)
Fretboard Material Type	Laurel Wood
Global Trade Identification Number	00711106260204
Guitar Bridge System	Tune-O-Matic
Guitar Pickup Configuration	H-H
Hand Orientation	Right
Included Components	500K Ohms potentiometers, 3-way pickup selector toggle switch, non-rotating heavy duty output jack, Epiphone LockTone™ locking Tune-o-matic bridge, Epiphone LockTone Stop-bar tailpiece
Instrument	guitar
Instrument Size	39 inches x 17 inches x 7 inches
Item Dimensions	39 x 17 x 7 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H	39"L x 17"W x 7"H
Item Type Name	Solid-Body Electric Guitar
Item Weight	10 Pounds
Manufacturer	Epiphone
Manufacturer Part Number	ENJRHSCH1
Material Type	Laurel Wood, Mahogany Wood
Model Name	Les Paul Special-II E1
Model Number	ENJRHSCH1
Neck Material Type	Mahogany
Number of Strings	6
Scale Length	24.75
String Material Type	Nickel
Top Material Type	Okoume Wood
UPC	711106260204
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Warranty Description	Lifetime limited warranty.

Les Paul Special II, Heritage Cherry Sunburst

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