3/4 Acoustic Electric Guitar Kit for Beginners, 36 Inch Acoustic Cutaway Guitar Junior Size Travel Acustica Guitarra Bundle for Adults, Teens, Upgraded Starter Kit, Black Matte

This thing is amazing, stays in tune super well, great sound, looks awesome. I’ve seen guitars that cost 4x this that aren’t as good as this guitar. Came with a tuner, capo, strings, and a pretty great gig bag. Beck was straight as an arrow right out of the box. The frets aren’t well polished, and the fretboard needed about 3 coats of oil but for the money this is an insane value.

I just received this Vangoa 36” acoustic-electric beauty. Tuned it (it held its tune overnight) and does not go out of tune while playing. I plugged in to my portable amp and joila! It sounds awesome! Only wish I could’ve found it in red or black) but… I am so happy to have this 36” guitar. In the zip top bag they include a cleaning cloth. Run that over the strings (they needed cleaning) and it’ll sound even better. I’ll change the strings to 10’s but for now they are good. It came with 11-52’s. Amazing all the way around-from the fret markers on the fret board and side of neck, to the strap buttons (there are 2), to the scallop and X bracing, truss rod, electronics, built in tuner is spot on, highly polished finish, front of headstock is black on the natural it’s a cool look. Frets are filed and rounded. Spruce top. Personally, I prefer the black tuning pegs to chrome, but even my Taylor GS Mahogany Mini came with the chrome pegs- everybody’s doing it. IDK. However, they work great, that’s all that matters. The action seems just right, for now. What a great size this is-for anyone! Through trial & error, I’ve learned 36” guitars are my sweet spot. The most comfortable and fun to play. Not to mention portable. For $150 bucks this guitar is so freaking worth it. I can’t believe they make guitars this cost friendly, that are of this quality. We’ve come a long way in guitar manufacturing & sales. The other guitar I use out in my yard, is the DONNER 36” acoustic = I LOVE that guitar too. You can’t go wrong with BOTH guitars! I don’t write many reviews, in this case I couldn’t wait to share. Happy Playing!

The action on this guitar was very very good. The fret end were atrocious, I had to file down each one, on top and bottom before I could even begin to play it. Once that was done it played very good. I did raise the action a little by loosing the truss rod. The built in tunner is finicky it does not like to read the E strings. After I've been playing for awhile then it will read the E strings, until I set it down for awhile. The strings that came on the D string was rusted when I unboxed it. Not a big deal I planned on changing them out to a lighter gauge anyway. The build quality is very good for a guitar in this price range paint is excellent no glue run out anywhere I can see overall I give it a four.

The build quality and finish on this guitar is beautiful. It sounds great for a 3/4 size guitar and the play ability and comfort makes me wish I bought this years ago. What's really amazing is the price of this guitar... you can't go wrong buying it.

I was looking for a small-size guitar to use for camping and playing around the house. I searched on Amazon and chose this 36-inch acoustic-electric guitar because it can be plugged into an amp directly and perfect size for me. The Guitar arrived in perfect condition. Surprisingly, I don't know how they can provide a guitar, extra strings, strap, digital tuner, capo, cable, polish cloth, picks, and quality padded gig bag, for this price, which is value for the money to me. And the acoustic-electric guitar is very easy to be tuned. I noticed that it is some comments complained about the poor quality of the guitar. But I can not find any quality issues on the guitar I received. It is a beautiful and well-made guitar for me. Size: I am 5"7, and this 3/4 size guitar is the perfect size for me. And it is very lightweight and portable. Nut and Saddle: As expected and advertised. No issue. Neck: Very smooth and no worry to hurt my fingers. Action: Not bad. I didn't tweak the truss rod at all, and the strings sat fairly low right out of the box. Guitar Bag: The gig bag is padded, and will work for any beginner. It has a large pocket on the front which is great to have. Strap: The strap looks great, no issues at all with it. Pick Guard: It has adhesive on the back. You will have to put it on yourself, but it's pretty simple. In short, if you're looking for a guitar for traveling, I think this is a great option for the price. It is also really suitable for beginners as its solid value and completed accessories. They really throw in a lot to help you get started. I would definitely give a thumb up for the guitar. Don't hesitate to have your own one.

Very good beginner guitar for people with smaller hands. Im 57y beginner at 5'1 I found the standard acoustic guitar too big. This 3/4 is perfect for me. I adjusted the truss rod a half turn and it sounds great. The strings are good too. I usually like the martins custom light but the ones that come included are perfectly fine. I highly recommend. Very easy to tune and after the strings stretch it stays in tune very well.

Good option for my son that’s learning , perfect for the price ! Good sound !

I purchased this black 3/4 electric acoustic. It was a very disappointing experience. The guitar had several issues. I asked a luthier friend of mine to look it over. He found the truss rod was nonfunctional and the nut and saddle were extremely high. The guitar body and top are made of basswood which is not what was stated in the product description and the matte black paint makes it difficult to determine the type of neck wood The body is full size which is not really proportional to the scale length for a 3/4 guitar. The guitar also had an inspection sticker on it indicating that it passed. I don't think they even attempted to adjust the defective truss rod. I would not recommend or even consider this manufacturer's instruments.

Love this guitar! I am learning guitar for the first time and this guitar is so nice. For under $250 with everything you need, I didn’t expect everything to be such good quality and so lovely to unpack. I had a musician friend come over to help me tune it for the first time and he played a number of songs on it and was blown away when I told him how much I paid for it. The soft shell case has a nice foam support at the neck which makes it better quality than others I’ve seen. I would highly recommend this guitar to anyone looking for a 3/4 electric acoustic guitar.

Nicely made 3/4 acoustic guitar. The look and cut away is very nice. Finish is good also if not amazing for the price. The deal killer is simply the fret edge that are very sharp. I will need to polish them. If you are not willing to do this or don't know how, don't purchase this guitar. It makes it unpleasant to play. Maybe it is the unit I got that they forgot to polish the fret ends. I might also simply return it. At this price, give it a try. You might get a nice one. If not return it. Update: fret ends now polished, new quality string, small tune-up= good enjoyable little guitar.

One of my favourite guitars so far and plays so nicely. Love that it comes with so many things so I won’t have to buy separate items!

First off, I virtually NEVER post reviews unless I think people need to know that there is a problem with the item. Well, in this case it is to RAVE about this guitar. Several years ago I built an exact copy of a 1933 Gibson OM from a Stewart-McDonald kit. Hours of work, but immensely satisfying. So that is the guitar I will compare it to. $200 and change? That would not have bought even a quarter of the kit. But here it is and it is gorgeous! Set up was already done on it. The strings are almost equidistant from the feet tops the whole length of the fingerboard, rising only slightly as you approach the sound hole. Impressive for a guitar in this price range. Does it sound like my OM? NO. But don't expect it to, the body size is much smaller. Does it sound OK? Absolutely. I don't use electics much, but I did test the output on a cheap Fender amp and it sounds just fine. Built in tunere is accurate and a nice touch. And playable all day long. The 3/4 size is why I bought it. I am a student guitarist, quickly approaching 70. So this is going to be my learning guitar. (Correct...I built a guitar with the intention of learning to play in my retirement years.). The smaller scale combined with the shape of the neck make this guitar easier to chord for a beginner. Think C and F chords, both very difficult for a beginner, but achievable with this smaller format. There were a couple of very minor things I found on it but easily remedied by me in no time at all. Overall, absolutely fantastic value for the money.

UPDATE: COMPANY REPLACED. Purchased the guitar because of it's versatility to "grow" with me as an acoustic/electric that I could learn on without breaking the bank. I loved the guitar on receipt. Finally one that fit and I could actually play (just my size!) and I was able to make music within a few days. It has a great finish and a lovely tone. Within two weeks that all changed. Despite only being used once or twice, the Electronic components FAILED within 2 weeks of purchase. Tested OK upon receipt. 1st week tuner showed low battery. Replaced battery. May 30 low battery light again. June 1, now no light but no power when any button pressed. Replaced with 2nd new battery (both verified as full charge). Nothing. Plugged in pickup, to amp, now also dead. Zero working electronics as of June 6, received May 20th. Very disappointed. I really like the sound and feel of it. Now I wait to see what manufactuer offers as to buy a replacement is much more (got it on a Flash Sale).