Kadence A05 Acoustica 40” Electro-Acoustic Guitar | Grand Auditorium Cutaway | Zebra Wood Top & Walnut Wood Back & Sides | EQ + Built-in Tuner | Includes Learning Course | Natural Finish

Been playing guitar for years and I was pleasantly surprised with this guitar. To be frank, I don't see how these guitars are sold so cheap. This thing sounds better than my Taylor. Purchase this guitar if you are a beginner or professional, you will not be sorry. No sharp frets, minor setup, beautiful finish and stays in tune. It sounded absolutely beautiful through my acoustic setup.

I'll be honest: I bought this guitar on a whim almost solely because of the gorgeous zebrawood finish and it did not disappoint. Sure, it's still a laminate with a very thin veneer, but at least it's not a printed picture top. For the most part the fit and finish is good with just a few minor blemishes. The fretwork was fine and the neck is thin, making it very easy to play. The electronics seem to work fine. Out of the box, it had horrible fret buzzing, but that was easily corrected by giving the neck a fair amount of relief (with the included Allen key) The factory strings are very cheap, so I replaced them. While I had the strings off, I polished the frets and conditioned the very dry fretboard. Once I got it tuned up, I tested it out. Overall, the sound is good, but nothing amazing. It doesn't have much sustain or bottom end. This seems better suited for fingerstyle play, but even then the notes don't ring out the way you'd like them to on an acoustic guitar. Again - is it terrible? No, it's about what you'd expect from a laminated $119 guitar on Amazon. It does come with a decent padded gig bag, which is nice. This would be a great beginner guitar, after minor adjustments. The finish is stunning and if that makes you pick it up to play then that's something. Please note that ALL guitars need some sort of adjustment. That's just part of owning a guitar. There are a lot of great videos online that teach you how to do a basic setup. Just because you get fret buzzing doesn't mean the guitar is bad - it just needs to be adjusted. Wood changes with temperature and humidity. If you don't feel comfortable adjusting your guitar, find a friend who can do it for you. This is a good instrument at a good price. Let's Music!

It's a very nice guitar . I bought it for my son for Christmas. And the quality vs the price is amazing!!!

This guitar is a shocker, for the price not only does it look good but it sounds better! I have a lot of different guitars especially acoustic, and this guitar is right up there with them all. Oh and I haven’t even plugged it in yet:) one note for the manufacturer! Leave the words acoustica off the guitar twice.

I bought this guitar because the reviews were good and even other sources gave high remarks but disagree.....I knew I was spending under 200 for a new guitar so my original expectations were not that high in the first place I just wanted a decent cheap guitar I could play around a fire and not work about.... it came to me with wrecked box the guitar case came with a hoke in it and the guitar was missing strings and the strings that were on it had rust on them... .. the tuner that is built in works great bit that is literally it... I am returning it ...

First impression, it's lighter in color than picture on ad. I liked darker satin look. Top looks kinda cheap to me ,body is well built and beautiful wood. It needed adjustment out of the box not playable. After tuning with nice builtin tuner got some fret buzz. Truss rod is very hard to turn too. It sounds kinda tinny to me,I only play by ear so tone is important to me.I'm no pro and wouldn't suggest one would buy this ,it's like a 100 buck guitar no more imo. Wish I had picked the ash pattern veineer top though. I might not keep it ,sell for a loss ,like always ..lol.

I enjoyed every aspect of this guitar. The beautiful zebra wood finish. Great built in tuner and the 1/4 output jack is in the rear strap bracket. As with some guitars small adjustments are needed or maybe some strings you enjoy or are partial too. My take on this guitar is it has fantastic carftsmenship, and great value for the money.

It was a no-go for me, later I remembered I could have tried to adjust the truss with the included L-wrench but frets wouldn't play in first position (usually it's the higher frets that won't play lol) and my other guitars played out of the box. Not set up at all.