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Is a Crescent electric guitar a good beginners guitar. It's $80.00 and i want to know if its a good price?
It has 6 strings, the model is a Stratocaster.
Here is the information about the guitar
* 3 single coil pickups
* 5 way distortion switch
* 1 volume control and 2 tone control knobs
* Beautiful finish.
* Solid Harwood body
* Maple neck
* Rosewood fingerboard.
* Precision tuners.
* Adjustable tremolo bridge for custom intonation.
* Adjustable truss rod reinforced bolt-on neck
* 21 frets.
* Cutaway body design for easy access to upper frets.
* 39" overall guitar length
* 25.5" scale length
* 1 and 11/16" width of neck at nut
* 12.75" body at widest point
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I actually just ordered one ill tell you about it when i get it.
I found a review of it on youtube:
- 7 years ago
NO IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUY THIS GUITAR STAY AWAY. the action is really high so it will never sound in tune. the screws stripped right away. the strap and gig bag ripped. the picks are 4 times the size of normal picks. the guitar chips too easily. The cable is a piece of crap. Even though it was only 80 dollars, this guitar was a hassle to tune and never worked right. don't waist the money on it. i had mine for a year and i noticed some songs didn't sound right even though i knew them.you cant find this guitar anywhere but ebay and amazon, and it is a fake fender rip off. DO NOT BUY
Source(s): Experience - Anonymous5 years ago
Im a beginner and I got an acoustic because you can take it any where without an amp and you can play any sort of music you want on it. Start with an acoustic, and then when you get good buy yourself an electric :)
