LyxPro 36 Inch Electric Guitar and Kit for Kids with 3/4 Size Beginner’s Guitar, Amp, Six Strings, Two Picks, Shoulder Strap, Digital Clip On Tuner, Cable and Soft Case Gig Bag -Green

I just received my 36" Lyxpro electric guitar. It was in immaculate condition. I couldn't have been more pleased. One thing I do want to mention, is that the scale measurement in the advertisement is 25.5". The measurement on the Lyxpro site is 22.5". I was pleased to find out the measurement on the site was correct(22.5").

Bought this for my daughter and it has been the perfect beginner guitar for her. She will out grow it in a year or so but it has been perfect and she has learned so much with it already. Such a value for the price. I highly recommend this for a beginner.

Bought for a left handed 7 yo. Nice guitar, and amp, per guitar instructor. Required instructor to tune (I don't play so perhaps if even vaguely familiar could be done at home). Very good value. Only thing is the bag for the guitar just barely fits after the strap was added. I think if the guitar bag was an inch wider and an inch longer it would be perfect.

My nephew loved it he takes it to guitar lessons to practice with the amp is loud lol

This is not a guitar you can play, won't stay in tune springs are bad and the strings are so cheap they pop the moment they get near the note they are supposed to be. Ends of strings will stay stuck in the holes.

Got this for my grandson and he loves it. Good quality for the price.

I bought this for my son (9 Yrs) because I didn't want him to be playing around with my 1970's Strat.I bought him a simple acoustic guitar (Winzz Hand rubbed series) a few months ago and I was surprised that the quality was quite decent. After a few months, I decided it was time to get him an electric;but I did not want to spend a lot of money in case it was just a fad (he still prefers to play Minecraft than practice guitar). So this seemed like a good deal.The guitar is smaller than I expected. I measured it at 34.5 inches in total length.this is definitely designed for kids (prob ages 5-10)The "Looks" of it is actually quite nice (see pics above)The neck and body are well made, however the actual components feel very cheap. The knob buttons feel and look very flimsy plastic and even the letters appeared cheaply printed.Regardless, this is a entry level guitar so I wasn't expecting 5 stars.The sound was "OK" but somewhat disappointing. I tried it with my Fender amp and there was not much improvement. The small amp that comes with this package is REALLY REALLY cheap. I doubt it would take much of a beating when carrying it around. It also has noticeable feedback.I returned the guitar mainly because mine had a problem with the 1st fret that I could not fix despite adjusting the bridge height and tension in the strings.All of that said for the price it "might" be worth for someone who just wants their kid to start strumming and see if they like playing before buying a better guitar.However, if your child (or you) are seriously thinking about learning I would not recommend this.For some extra bucks you can get a Strat Fender mini ($179) or the Ibanez Mikro ($199) which are way better guitars that your child can continue to play well into their teenage years.

Purchased this for an 8 year old learning guitar. It’s a great kids left handed guitar for the price.

It’s good quality it looks nice. Easy to play. It sounds nice.

Frets we’re so sharp, gift could not be given. Young person would have certainly cut fingers. Had to file smooth before use. Also large run in paint. Tuner is not good either, however it’s a real guitar, and is available. Better more expensive guitars are simply not available at this time.

Fit and finish is good. there is some fret work needed.There is some fret spout will need to be filed.action is high needs a setup. once done all good.

This guitar came and the strings were cracked and loose then when I tried to take them out they got stuck in the guitar. Very disappointed I am hoping for a refund

The amp is cheap but my son doesn’t care.He loves his guitar so much!Great for beginners