39 inch Electric Guitar Kit Bundle with 20w Amplifier, All Accessories, Digital Clip On Tuner, Six Strings, Two Picks, Tremolo Bar, Shoulder Strap, Case Bag Starter kit Full Size - Green

I just received the guitar kit. It was delivered very fast, It was easy to set up. The only negative thing is that it has to be tuned and there was no guitar tuner included but not a big deal- I will order a guitar tuner separately I semi tuned it and it had a good sound

I've been playing for years, but arthritis has taken its toll on that activity. So much so, that I've given my Alvarez to my granddaughter. I borrowed my daughter's classical guitar thinking it would be easier on my hands to play than the steel acoustic. It wasn't. :-( Finally, I decided to try an inexpensive electric guitar. Yay! This LyxPro Electric Guitar 39" inch Full Beginner Starter kit Full Size with 20w Amp was a perfect choice. The price was right, (i got a color i didn't really want bc it was far less) and the look was far better than expected. The amp is low end, of course, but has a decent sound for the price. Perfect for beginners or those of us who may not need the amp. I get enough sound out of this guitar to practice and keep myself entertained. Because of this, I have been able to use the classical again with more ease. Such a relief and a blessing for me. The acoustic sound coming out is fine for solo playing or you can connect to the amp. The amp is functional for basic practice. There's a strap for the guitar and a few extras. Some picks, a spare set of strings and an electronic tuner. I don't use the tuner as it's easier for me to just tune off the 6th string as needed. The guitar has a nice finish and is smooth to the touch and quite comfortable to hold. There are 2 trees to use or not and plenty of controls to keep your musician happy while learning. Definitely recommend for a first guitar or for anyone needing to keep up the playing when the bones don't want to work so great anymore.

This is a great guitar for beginners but there are some things you need to know. First, the guitar bag is much too small for the size of the guitar. Looks very nice and even has an extra pouch for carrying your amp cable, guitar picks, etc. however the bag is much too small for the actual guitar. I had to force the guitar into the bag in order to pull the zipper. Once I pull the zipper, the zipper failed and the bag now does not even close. Definitely consider purchasing a separate bag if you intend to carry. Next, having read all of the previous reviews, I ordered an extra set of high end guitar strings before hand. Once I opened up the guitar I strummed the strings and could tell that they were not the best quality. If you buy this guitar I suggest you also purchase a set of guitar strings. Fender has great strings at low prices. Next, the amp cable is about 6' long so it's not too long but also not too short. The only problem is that it doesn't have good shielding and you can get a lot of feedback from the amp. Fortunately I also read other peoples comments and purchased a guitar amp cable ahead of time. Once I determined that the provided cable was giving feedback I changed it out for the Fender high shielded cable and the feedback went away. Having made all of these changes I proceeded to practice a few notes and now the guitar sounds great. The tuning module that comes with this package is very good and very easy to use. The guitar is not too heavy but also not too light. I found the shoulder strap to be just adequate. It does not have the extra shoulder foam so if you are looking for a foam support you might want to consider buying a separate shoulder strap or simply put extra padding on your shoulder area. All in all, I am satisfied with the purchase. I cannot give the purchase 5 stars because of the listed findings but I did my research, planned ahead of time, and with the few extra purchased items that I procured, I am very pleased so definitely a very strong 4. Now......it's off to practice. Happy strumming.

This is a great beginner's guitar. For the price, you get what you get. However, you can easily upgrade later! Simply put, this is a guitar with the understanding that it is for beginners. The Amp - The amp is a friendly practice amp. You turn it on, and sounds come out. You can toggle with the bass, treble, and drive. For a beginner guitarist, that is fine! Of course, I plugged the guitar into a much professional amp, and the guitar sounded great! The Cable - Plugs, no crackling or pops while playing. What is there to complain about? The Neckstrap - The neck strap holds the guitar and prevents the guitar from falling when you are playing. The strap quality is, of course, cheap, but it 100% does what it is made to do. Though I would recommend getting some soft safety locks. The Tuner - The turner comes in three settings. It stays true to guitar tuning, and I've never had a problem with it. Just make sure that you hold down the button to turn it off; otherwise, you will change it to a new setting, and then next time you tune your guitar, you will get confused! (For beginners). If you do, click the button until you get to the standard tuning mode. The Whammy Bar - Cheap whammy bar but does what any quality whammy bar would do! The Guitar - The guitar is VERY lightweight. Out of the box, it needs to be tuned. I played it as is, and it sounded great for what it was. I did adjust the pickups, but the neck well pretty well adjusted. The feel of the guitar does feel the lower quality from a more expensive guitar (but in my opinion, it's what the guitar sounds like that is important). The frets, neck, and bridge were fine as they were, and I enjoyed playing this beginner's guitar! VERDICT - I got this guitar as a beat-up and travel guitar. I also got it to practice my modding skills (I rather practice on a cheap guitar rather than an expensive one!). For a beginner, this is an excellent guitar! When playing it, I played it for long periods and did not want to put it down! I've been playing for quite a while, so knowing this, this is a good guitar to start your musical journey! Save your money to get your dream guitar sooner!! For an experienced guitarist, this is an excellent beat-up guitar or to practice any modding. It's a fun guitar to play as long as you know exactly what you are getting. If you have high standards, then, of course, this is not going to be for you. But even for a low-quality guitar, it's still much fun to play and fool around with. KEEP THIS IN MIND - Sometimes, these cheap guitars do have flaws. I got a great model of this guitar, but I have experience getting these affordable models and have found flaws. I would then ask for a new one (same model) and then find the next would be flawless. That's why it's more practical to go into a store and see the exact one you are getting. In any case, don't get discouraged and ask for a new one.

I usually don't review inexpensive beginner guitars. I stumbled upon this Lyx Pro guitar on Amazon listed as 'used, very good condition', for just $75. I believe the normal price range is something like $110. And therein lies the problem. As with other cheap beginner guitars I've handled, I didn't expect much from the Lyx Pro. To say I was surprised is an understatement. The strap is cheap and feels like it will break at any time. The strings, including the extra set, are junk. The clip-on tuner is a very nice touch, especially for a beginner, and works fine. The cable, unlike others provided with starter guitars, is of nice quality and is a keeper, if for nothing else than a backup. As for the guitar itself, I've been playing it since its arrival and have had a hard time putting it down. The mahogany finish is perfect and stunning, the neck straight and smooth, the tuners are typically low quality and hold tune ok, not great, the controls work perfectly and are also nice and smooth, and the pickups sound great. Not perfect, but leaps and bounds beyond what is to be expected. Here is where I run into a conundrum. The guitar was already set up (again something not expected in this price range) the action low and comfortable and the intonation dead on. I couldn't have set this guitar up better myself. So... do all Lyx Pro guitars come this way? Remember, I purchased this particular guitar used, in 'very good' condition. That means it was in the hands of another. Did the previous buyer do the setup and adjustments? And if so, why then did they decide to return it? I guess the final take is this: IF (and that's a big IF) all Lyx Pro guitars come this way then they are an incredible bargain. If someone else did the adjustments and setup, I'd say this is still a nice guitar for a student or intermediate wishing to get into electric guitars... after it has been properly set up. At this point, I am considering purchasing a new Lyx Pro just to satisfy my own questions and curiosity. In any event, compared to the other bargain guitars I have handled and the reviews they are given, I'd say the Lyx Pro is worth a try. My recommendations: New quality strings, replace the tuners, and have a good setup done if needed, Please Note: As of this writing, I have not tested the enclosed small practice amp. When I do, and if anything changes with the guitar I will update.

This guitar kit was a Christmas gift for my 14-year-old son, who has just begun learning to play. So far, he is VERY happy with it, and he’s been playing it since he opened it today! It’s an excellent value for the money I paid for it, and it was 25% off with a sale it was offered for a few weeks back. I know this will not be something he’ll play for a super long time, but for someone who’s just beginning, it’s a great starting point. I told him if he practices faithfully for a year and stays dedicated, then we’ll move him up to a new, “higher quality” guitar. That’s not to say this is poor quality, but it is an entry-level setup. But everybody’s gotta start somewhere, right? Overall, I feel very pleased with my purchase, and so does he. He had an AWESOME Christmas! EDIT: He’s still going strong here in March. The video is of something he taught himself last night. AC/DC fans will appreciate. EDIT #2: (Oct. ‘22). He has since bought a really nice “next level” guitar, but he still plays this strat faithfully. I think no matter how many guitars he ends up owning, this one will always be with him as his first electric.

guitar has a nice look to it, my son liked it! but one of the strings snapped pretty easily after a few uses..

I bought this for my son who is 9 to begin learning guitar. My son has had previous acoustic guitars but not previously really interested in learning with them as he always wanted to learn on electric. The short, He loves the guitar and is now very excited to practice. The guitar shipped fast, and everything listed was including and in new perfect working order. The long, I have been playing guitar for 20+ years and had low expectations for this guitar at this price. My main concern was having bought numerous other starter guitars for my other kids, I have noticed that there are some definite possibilities of issues in the lower end price. Some of the issues I have seen on other guitars were: The tuning Pegs often don't hold, or do not adjust smooth enough that it is very difficult to keep it in tune. The frets often are not precisely set and you get vibration or buzz at some frets. The fret board placement is not exact and the harmonics are off and even when the guitar is tuned as you go up the frets you will see that the 10th fret on the the E string for instance is not an open D string because the spacing is wrong. These are really a upsetting thing to have as it makes people practicing more reluctant to keep going as notes never sound quite right. As soon as I go the guitar in, I tested those three previous issues, and to my happiness this build did not suffer from any of them. It tuned easy, I played hard for about 10 minutes and re-tuned (to get the new strings set) and this kept tune great. I played through all the frets on all the strings an had no buzzing. The harmonics worked, and the fret placement is right and keeps the notes in key as you move up. The guitar is full size (not a min or 3/4) and though typically you might think that may be too big for a 8-10 year old, because its electric and the neck is much thinner then an acoustic, it is quite manageable by a kid at that age, and you don't have to replace it as they get bigger. Now about the electric part, this worked perfect. The Amp is small, but it is plenty big enough to practice with and honesty the settings were surprisingly good sounding for such an inexpensive amp. Don't get me wrong, don't expect marshal quality, but it seriously does work well and sound very nice. Everything was well packed and shipped quickly, all in all I thing this is an excellent guitar that plays great and looks very nice. Definitely recommend.

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Muy buena opción para que los hijos (as) aprendan a tocar el instrumento…

I read reviews, some positive, some negative, I am very happy with my purchase. The accessories are cheap and crappy no doubt... but, the guitar is pretty good quality. The digital tuner works great, amp is fine to get started, as are the cables etc. Strap is awful, case blows and the strings suck, but come on!! It's a $200.00 guitar kit! Get over it! $200? I spend more on beer and wings on a Tuesday. I ordered the guitar kit and some Ernie Ball strings as well as the Amazon Basics guitar strap. It holds a tune well, and if I stick with it, I can get better components as I go. If you're looking for a high end guitar, this isn't it, but if you're looking to get started and see if electric guitar is for you? Can't really go wrong. I signed up for Justin Guitar online lessons and there's no looking back. Merry Christmas!

I've never had an electric guitar before and I was so excited to pull the trigger on this. I'm not playing it as much as I'd like but it does sound nice and everything worked well. The good: from my amateur opinion, it has a really nice sound to it, and the amp (20w) is really loud for its size and price point; it really does come with everything, and nothing was broken. The price was also appealing for me, and I liked the colour variety. The bad: The action seems a little bit high but apparently that's adjustable. The electric tuner seemed a little bit flimsy (it would say "on" or "out of pitch" depending on how loudly I played a string, which should not be the case--to be fair this could be a guitar problem), the amp also buzzes a bit (though this may be normal?), the guitar neck is actually quite thick (some hand cramps ensued), the pickups don't seem to add very much variety from each other, and apparently most users replace their strings and/or cable immediately (which I have not). It also arrived with a few dents in the box and a little scratch but I honestly didn't mind since it was so very minor and everything still worked great;The strap is also a bit uncomfortable (its just a classic adjustable harness type strap with no pattern and poorly cut holes). Also, I found listings on facebook marketplace a week later that was about $50 cheaper so that's also something to consider if you're driven mostly by price. TLDR: tbh all I wanted was something cheap to get started with and to practice a new skill with without sinking lots of cash or judging myself. Unless you can find a cheaper bundle on facebook marketplace, this is probably the best price range for a new, practice guitar bundle for beginners that I've seen (definitely on amazon or musicians' websites); I don't recommend for experienced players though.

So... is the Lyx worth it? For me, that would be a yes. Honestly I wasn't sure what to expect with this low end guitar. For the price I figured it was worth a look. Have to say I'm not disappointed. The neck has NOT warped, the paint has NOT chiped and nothing has fallen off or broke. Hell, even the cheap strings are staying in tune. Yes there is a little buzz but that can fixed with replacing the cheap pickups later on. My only issue is with the metal fret bars, as the ends were not properly deburred. Takes a little skin every once in awhile. After 6 months and just over 70 hours of play time this unit has held up really well though. If you are just starting out and not looking to spend a load of money, this guitar is ideal. My first guitar was a $600 Hondo II from the late '70's and sad to say it had more issues.