Little Lyon Electric Guitar - Electric Red |
| Brand: Little Lyon
Category: Musical Instruments
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Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 2889
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 7.6
Dimensions (in): 30 x 12 x 4.5
Model: LLEG1R
UPC: 801128703107
EAN: 0801128703107
Release Date: May 21, 2008
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Features:
| • | This real electric guitar gives little rockers an outlet for musical creativity | | • | Built-in amp and speaker; single coil pickup; hardwood body; solid maple neck; standard geared tuners; adjustable volume control and bridge string height | | • | Includes protective case; pitch pipe; 32-pg. instruction booklet; 9V battery; 3 picks | | • | 0.25" output jacks for amplifier and headphones (not included) | | • | Ages 6 yrs. and up; 4.5Hx10.5Wx32L" |
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Customer Reviews:
Not impressed January 11, 2007
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
I bought this for my 6 year old son thinking I didn't want to pay a ton of money for something that might be a passing interest. But at the same time I wanted to encourage that interest in music.
I guess I was expecting it to sound remotely like an electric guitar. What a dissapointment. My son's face told the story. My husband and I were shocked at the poor sound. We have an even cheaper acoustic guitar that I told my son he could handle however he wanted but "take care" of the electric guitar. Well that acoustic guitar sounds 100% times better and I've now got it on a pedestal.
Needless to say we took the electric one right back to the store that evening. We've agreed to put some extra cash out for something of better quality. Also from another review I read - apparently having a built in amp in Not such a good idea because if it blows - you are out of a guitar. So I guess I'm springing for the amp.
My thoughts are that it should be an experience relatively close to what my kid is imagining. This doesn't even come close!
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