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9 out of 10Feature:
Active pick-ups would be nice. Would give more versatility.
Quality:
Seems to be just as good as as other guitars in the $300-$500 range.
Value:
Fair price a $169
Desirability:
Got that pro look....
Sound:
Holds up its end in the church band. My grandson (5years old) listens and follows the best he can.
Ease of Use:
Simple enough without the manual. But as a gift the correct manual would have been nice. Good handling weight for kids.
Overall:
Should last until my grandson out grows it. Z also plays acoustic drums and electric guitar.
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