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| First Act MSG36 36" Standard Guitar | 
 enlarge | Brand: First Act
Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $59.99
Buy New: $29.99
You Save: $30.00 (50%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 731
Country: United States of America
Color: brown
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.9
Dimensions (in): 3.9 x 15 x 37.2
MPN: MSG-36
Model: MSG-36
UPC: 607266303441
EAN: 0607266303441
ASIN: B00009KX28
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Natural wood top | | • | High gloss finish | | • | Back plastic pick guard and strap button | | • | Learn and play guitar book included | | • | Extra E and B strings |
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Product Description
This high-quality acoustic guitar is slightly scaled down, making it the perfect size for older children or adults with smaller builds. It features a fine hardwood body, steel reinforced neck, rosewood fingerboard, steel strings and dot inlays. Produces an even, balanced tone for beginner guitarists. Comes complete with a strap button and pick guard. Measures 38"L x 16"W x 4"H.
Amazon.com
The First Act 36" Standard Size Acoustic Guitar is a great starter guitar for children and adults. It delivers quality and performance at an affordable price. The all wood construction and natural finished top provide the professional sound and look that you expect from a First Act product. With steel reinforced neck, permanently attached wooden bridge, and satin finish; the 36" acoustic is a guitar that will provide years of playing enjoyment. The guitar is complete with protective pickguard and strap button.
Product Features - Natural wood top, high gloss finish
- Steel strings
- 3x3 headstock, strip tuning gears with black buttons
- Back plastic pick guard and strap button
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| Customer Reviews:
 first act guitar is first class! July 28, 2008
this is an excellent guitar for any beginner. very light weight, nice tone and very easy reach for practicing chords.
Poor Man's guitar August 27, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This is an excellent guitar REGARDLESS of your income, but when I saw this at a local Super K-Mart in an area I used to live in, I was in need of putting it on layaway. Plus, because it was so cheap, I checked it out. This is my first and only acoustic guitar. It's perfect for practicing when you don't feel like plugging up your electric guitar, to bring wherever without killing your back too much (provided that you use the right guitar backpack), nice and lightweight. It's even the right size for not-so-tall people (I'm only 5'3").
I HIGHLY recommend this. You'll love the sound on here enough where you may have trouble putting it down!
 acoutic guitar December 9, 2004
18 out of 21 found this review helpful
I bought this guitar about a year ago hoping to just learn the basics of playing. When I first brought it home I didn't stop playing for days. Though it eventually got boring playing. I tried to learn how to play from the enclosed book, but the book goes to fast, and it's just too hard for any beginner such as me to learn. The strings are a fairly big issue. The thin strings break often as for any guitar, but the thicker ones break more than they should. They only give you one extra string so when my second string broke I had to take it to a shop to get some more. They asked me if they could look at it. I let them. After visualizing it they said that it was a crappy guitar. So if you are just a beginner, or are just looking for some fun, then this guitar is okay. Though if you are serious about playing go to a local Kennaly Keys or Yamaha. They have good deals there and quality instruments. I've gotten my drum set there and my brother got his base guitar there and we love em! Please consider what I said.
A Real Musical Instrument, NOT a Toy! January 3, 2004
26 out of 39 found this review helpful
My 2 year old saw this in BJs and kept asking for it, so Santa brought it for him for Christmas. I think it's a good first guitar. He loves to strum it, but he definitely needs to be supervised to teach him to respect that it is a special musical instrument, not a toy. So far he has sat on it and used it as a drum and it's held up fine, but I don't think it would hold up with such continued abuse. It is recommended for children much older than he is, so I can't expect anything different. I do wish they made a smaller version of it so it would be more comfortable for him. For a better price than I see at Amazon, you can get a small Hohner guitar at a music store, which might be better quality, I'm not sure. Regardless, I am very happy with this guitar and I would recommend it for any child who shows a real interest in music. I would not buy it for a child just as a toy, unless you don't mind it being destroyed. I am planning to buy the guitar strap and will review that when I get it.
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