it's good and amazing but one of the strings were bent

Great small guitar for beginners.

I've been playing acoustic guitar for over 60 years, and have owned cheap ones, good ones and ones for which you'd happily pawn your grandmother's Picasso. This very inexpensive 3/4-size starter was a perfect birthday gift for my 10-year-old student who was struggling with a kid-sized solid-body and a touchy amp.

It's solid, with nice tone and a neck width & length he can handle. The strings must be retuned when new to get them properly stretched, but that happens with all nylon strings. (The guitar ships with loose strings.) The intonation is very good for the price, just a few cents off at the octave. There were no buzzes, and the nut had no sharp edges to nick the strings. The action is a just little high at the body (not unusually so, but a bit too high for playing easily in the higher frets); that's not an issue for playing near first position, which most people do for years. (The action could be lowered with a simply shaving of the bridge, if the frets aren't too prominent.) The nylon strings are a must for kids' fingers on any cheap acoustic guitar. (Tight steel strings and a high action are a major reason they quit early.) The 3/4 size creates a manageable body, shorter scale and smaller fret spaces, all of which help as well.

The included "gig bag" is slightly protective; one reviewer called it more a "dust cover," but that's OK. I didn't check out the included YouTube introductory lessons. There's an included tuner and instructions for using it. (Tuning is one of the harder things for kids to learn.)

All in all a great value, promptly delivered!

As a singer and brass player for 70 years, I decided to expand my musical enjoyment and just received my first guitar today. I didn't want to bet the farm on something I'd never tried, so I shopped the economy offerings and settled on a used Pyle 36" 6-string instrument. I wasn't expecting much more than a basic practice guitar, so when I opened the box this morning and randomly thumbed a couple of strings, I was blown away by the quantity and quality of sound that resulted. The tone was full and rich and very pleasing, although horribly out of tune. All the reviews I read before the purchase warned about the difficulty in tuning new nylon strings, and I now strongly second the motion, but they also stressed that a few days of adjustment would allow the strings to settle in and hold their pitch nicely.

The moral to my tale so far is that "you get what you pay for" doesn't always hold true. The $41.38 that I paid for this guitar and accessories (including $3.00 sales tax) seems a very small price to pay for what I believe I have received. It is a beautiful instrument with a tone quality I never would have expected. I realize I have a long way to go in this new adventure, but to say that I am greatly pleased so far is a gross under statement.

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Sounds great