Kay Steel String Full Size Dreadnought 6 Natural Finish, Right Handed, (K537N)
Key features
- •Kay-"Making Guitars Since 1890", Vintage model with Crest Logo
- •Adjustable Slim Fast Mahogany Neck-Nickel Silver Frets on Mahogany Fingerboard with Inlaid Position Markers
- •Celluloid Bound Fingerboard and Body-Quality Kerfed Interior Bracing
- •Synthetic Bone Saddle with Pin Style Mahogany Bridge
- •Enclosed Die Cast Machine Heads-Full Size Traditional Dreadnought Shaped Body. Dimensions-41-1/8" L, 15-7/8" W1, 11-3/4" W2, and 5-1/4" D
Kay Steel String Full Size Dreadnought 6 Natural Finish, Right Handed, (K537N)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.6
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Based on 7 reviews
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Five Stars
Julie✓ Verified Purchase•October 26, 2016
Absolutely great guitar:)
rich loud bright Tone sounds to good to be true
Gabriel✓ Verified Purchase•October 15, 2015
I would rate this guitar 5 stars got the natural wood , rich loud bright Tone sounds to good to be true ! Price is right bout my for $65 I believe .Will recommend it to some one who wants to buy a guitar.
Negative reviews are just plain wrong.
Becky•June 5, 2015
Fantastic guitar, well made, great sound. Have used it on many a gig and it sounds better than a lot of guitars ten times its price.
I've never experienced a guitar with frets this bad. There weren't any exceptionally high or popped up ...
0252✓ Verified Purchase•April 8, 2015
I've never experienced a guitar with frets this bad.
There weren't any exceptionally high or popped up frets like is common on most guitars in this price range, but what was wrong I have never seen before:
Completely unpolished almost grainy fret-wire - when you bend notes the string makes a grinding sound, on par with the volume of the note itself.
Another issue with the frets is that they are exceptionally tiny for an acoustic, bordering on vintage strat narrowness.
The bridge saddle is plastic (of course, I certainly wasn't expecting bone) but it is intonated in such a way that it is too thin in areas and gets crushed down by the string causing a bit of fret buzz on the effected strings.
The "hump" is also present, which, what do you expect on a budget guitar.
Better instruments are out there for comparable prices.
There weren't any exceptionally high or popped up frets like is common on most guitars in this price range, but what was wrong I have never seen before:
Completely unpolished almost grainy fret-wire - when you bend notes the string makes a grinding sound, on par with the volume of the note itself.
Another issue with the frets is that they are exceptionally tiny for an acoustic, bordering on vintage strat narrowness.
The bridge saddle is plastic (of course, I certainly wasn't expecting bone) but it is intonated in such a way that it is too thin in areas and gets crushed down by the string causing a bit of fret buzz on the effected strings.
The "hump" is also present, which, what do you expect on a budget guitar.
Better instruments are out there for comparable prices.
New Toy
peggy haggard✓ Verified Purchase•February 4, 2015
Just what my husband wanted. He had one in his earlier years. Likes to played every once in a while. Really likes Kay brand.
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