Donner Acoustic Guitar Full Size Guitar 4/4 Dreadnought 41 inch Guitar Kit for Beginner with Gig Bag Capo Picks Tuner Strap Strings (Sunburst)

Great acoustic guitar - I’ve been playing about 10 years and fancied a cheapish acoustic for just keeping around the house. Saw this one and thought it looked solid.The general sound of the guitar is really nice - bright and warm, but not too over the top. The strings that came on it already weren’t great but the included set sound much better, so I swapped them out pretty much straight away.The neck is super comfortable - feels pretty close to an electric guitar neck in terms of feel and playability. Has a satin finish rather than gloss so it’s great if you get sweaty hands when playing etc.The included accessories are all solid - the strap is really nice, capo is nice, tuner does the job, carry bag does the job also although it doesn’t provide much protection - but having all those extras is great for the price.Guitar was well set up out of the box - I haven’t had to adjust the action or anything, was very nice and playable straight away.Would definitely recommend to beginners and experienced players alike!

Great set for beginner… everything you need! Was packaged well. Tuner was great too, saves having to buy separately. Very stylish looking. Nice sound as well.

This product comes with everything you need. Gig bag, capo, strap, spare strings, tuner, cloth, picks, pick guard and a trust rod adjustment.The neck is very comfortable. For the price of £90, it is a very comfortable neck. It could do with a little trust rod, action adjustment but not a major issue. Very much playable out of the box after tuning.Now, the sound. It is rich, big, clear and crisp. Harmonic comes through clearly and loud. The body looks nice but feels "interesting". It felt like I can easily scratch it. I put the pickguard for that reason as my pinky can lean on it without feeling like I am damaging it. The pickguard looks nice in my opinion but wasn't exactly circular to fit the sound hole.One thing I was disappointing was the frets. It isn't polished, sanded enough to make it sound smooth when bending(sounds scratchy). This isn't a major problem as it is a beginner guitar and no beginners will learn bending on an acoustic guitar to start with. I am just nit picking.Overall, an incredible value for the sound, playability.

Seems okay for the price. The sound isn't that great but it serves well for beginners.It stays tuned for a decent period of time and the weight is perfect.

The media could not be loaded. The overall pack is great value coming complete with a strap, spare strings, tuner, cleaning cloth, picks and even a capo! This really is every single item you need to delve into the world of guitar.The guitar also features a strap button behind the neck near the cutaway segment, a feature that you don't often find on acoustic guitars. I'm a fan of this as I'd rather button the strap to these than tie it under the strings at the nut as you do on most acoustics.I've attached a short demo video of me un-boxing and noodling on the instrument so you have a reference for the sound of it, I'd say it delivers exactly what i'd expected for the price point (and that's not a bad thing).I did feel as if the neck was a tad dry but after adding some fast fret to the guitar when restringing it sorted that right out. (This is down to my personal preference and shouldn't bother a beginner in anyway). Other than that no cons to report!The guitars body and finish are stunning, no rough edges or worn neck in sight. it's neck and sides are made of mahogany which you'll find on higher range guitars with many others in this price range using things like basswood or linden instead. (again this can come down to personal preference but I've always lent towards mahogany, for appearance purposes rather than for 'Tone wood' reasons.)I would definitely recommend this guitar package to someone just starting out!

I was somewhat nervous about receiving my first guitar as I'm so looking forward to starting my journey on the 'road of learning to play the acoustic guitar'. What condition would it be in? Would it have been damaged in transit? My fears were needless however, my Postie knocked on the door with a smile on his face, which I reciprocated with my own smile 🙂.I have M.E and Fibromyalgia, I'm pretty much housebound. Inspired by a friend of mine who has the same, and plays his guitar in bed, I've decided nervously to give it a go, and I don't expect to make progress quickly. There will be many times I simply won't be able to practice, but I'm determined to give it a go, I need an interest to make my life worth living.First of all, it arrived with the box completely intact, it had obviously been handled well in transit. Upon opening, as advised by YouTube videos, I gave it a full inspection, and was most happy, and very relieved!!To any beginner, the first thing to do, is to use the tuner supplied to tune the guitar. Take your time, it can be tricky. I watched a YouTube video to assist me, as I struggle understanding things at times, due to the Fibromyalgia.Tuning cannot be rushed, it took me a while, and was frustrating at first. But deep breaths, one by one, taking a break in-between each string, I got there!!I advise using the lightest pick to begin with, it takes less effort. Play with the guitar to find your way around it.One thing I was worried about, was whether I'd annoy the neighbours by my strumming. Quite honestly, if you live in a house, they shouldn't hear you next door, it's certainly no louder than the tele.Admittedly, I did strum it straight away, but it sounds so much better once tuned in. There are many videos on YouTube to help you learn, and they cost you nothing more than your time.I took a while before I chose this guitar. It's best to do that, do your research first. Do a little online studying to learn the basics and consider if learning to play is suitable to you. Quite frankly, I'm glad I've bought this one, The quality is beyond my expectations. It comes equipped with all you need, including a holdall to transport the guitar, not that mine will be going far, but at least it'll protect it from my ever-curious cats 🙂.My journey has begun, start yours with this guitar.Update. I had my first Acoustic Guitar lesson this week. The tutor checked first if it was in tune, and it was, thanks to the tuner that came with it. I was really pleased about that 🙂. He had a little play with the guitar, and the sound was awesome.Quite frankly, I'm over the moon with my purchase.

If you are new to learning guitar, this one is great! Good for beginners, good sound quality and it’s very pretty

This is a good choice for starters / beginners. For a $200 guitar, I think it sounds great.Strumming or finger picking, this works well for me.Mine came with the advertised accessories and carrying case.

Alright, a quick warning, we are talking about a $150 guitar. That in mind, do not ask for high-end finishing touches. But for the core of it: everything about is amazing for the price. Really. Just go for it if you like it. If it's your first guitar, you'll love it. If it's your second, great, you spend less money than for new League of Legends skins and you'll take it everywhere.Now onto the details for whoever will need :)- It arrived completely broken with no headstock. I contacted their Canadian support service and they sent me a completely new within a week. They were kind and effective, top work from the team!- Once i got the 2nd guitar, I was very happy about the size. It's exactly what you would want for travelling or having in a dorm/small apartment. I have a full-size dreadnought and the depth of the body gave an amazing deep sound but was so bulky it annoyed me near the campfire. This one is perfect. Small, light and thin and black.- It has a matte finish that leaves stain with any-thing. Just be aware of it if you have a cleaning OCD haha- The fretboard is pretty rugged and not smooth but a quick fretboard oil on top could fix it- The sound is rather on the metallic and bright side which is lovely for hearing each note properly- All the accessories are kinda useless for long term guitar player but DAMN for a beginner this is the cherry on the cake. A tunner (no need to download random apps), replacement strings, keys, picks...it's all there ready to start your dream!- The tunning pegs feel sturdy and don't give when tunning the strings, i was surprised for the price- The neck is round and feels small in my hands, again perfect for beginners, i'm 6.5 so don't worry how it feels for me- I pushed everything on the instrument and nothing felt like it would snap if i pressed too hard. Even the metal strap attachement (sorry don't know the name)Overall a great, great product for beginners or electric guitar players like me who just want an affordable accoustic to take out on a trip or play for the lady ;)

This guitar is very light, but the craftsmanship is top notch. It has a satin finish, which looks good on the natural woods. The tuning pegs are smooth, and seem to be quite good quality. The sound is bright and clear with very good sustain. Maybe the bass is not as strong as a more expensive guitar, but for a non-pro, it's not so important.When I first tuned it up (with the very nice included digital tuner) and played, the bass strings were buzzing. A common cause of this could be a neck bowed up in the middle. I looked down the neck, and it did seem to have a slight bow. I took the included Allen key, inserted it into the truss rod head (just inside the sound hole), and turned it towards myself a bit at a time, checking the neck after each adjustment. Sure enough, that fixed it. The neck was straighter, and the buzz was gone. So if yours has a buzz, don't send it back...try to adjust the truss rod first.The included extra's are of good quality. The tuner is great, the capo works well, there are four colord picks, a stick-on pick guard, an extra set of strings, the carrying bag (rather thin, but does the job), and a small chord chart on one of the paper tags. There's a cloth bag to carry all these extras.It's just a great beginner guitar and package, at a wonderful price.

The media could not be loaded. Sono quasi due anni che posseggo questa chitarra e ne sono rimasto più che soddisfatto. È bella da vedere, ha un ottimo suono e i materiali sono buoni (economici, certo, ma superiori al prezzo di vendita). Al contrario di quello che dicono molti la chitarra non si scorda continuamente, anzi mantiene bene l'accordatura.Il battipenna è separato dal corpo della chitarra ed è adesivo. I primi tempi aderisce bene al corpo della chitarra, dopo un po' ha cominciato a scollarsi (come si vede in foto).Insieme alla chitarra arriverà una custodia flessibile, utile per i primi tempi, ma come potete vedere dalle foto si è presto rovinata (non fa nulla che si sia rovinata la fodera interna, ma è saltato il cursore della cerniera).Arriverà anche un bellissimo accessorio che vi permetterà di collegare la chitarra a un amplificatore, cosa che più mi incuriosiva e che funziona davvero bene (potete ascoltare le differenze nel video che ho postato).Gli altri accessori: i plettri di diverso spessore, colorati e comodi; sei corde (che ho già utilizzato); un comodo accordatore.In conclusione, consiglio la chitarra, ma attenzione ai principianti, le corde sono molto dure (faranno molto male le dita) e i tasti molto stretti (rispetto a una classica, forse più adatta per un principiante).