41" Acoustic Guitar Beginner Kit Sitka Spruce Top for Adults, Matte Black | Dreadnought Cutaway, Sapele Back & Sides, Low-action Neck, 18:1 Sealed Tuners, Padded Gig Bag, Complete Starter Bundle

Great quality for a good price. Good sound quality.

The guitar looks really nice and feels decent for the price. It’s a good basic option for beginners. The accessories are helpful and make it easy to get started. Overall, a simple and solid choice.

What made me weary of buying it was simply branding, and price. I've used a Walmart guitar for the longest time and had used my wife's Fender on occasion, and found them both a little rough to play on.. yes a Fender. This guitar on the other hand has made it so much easier and better to form advanced chords while maintaining a beautiful resonating sound that isn't afraid to blast, though it may be more mass produced than I was looking for I realized that it wasn't an issue when I saw how low the strings had sat, and just a good sense that the one who had assembled this guitar had really put a lot of care into it.What was really nice as well was the add ons such as the capo, which is nice and tense. The capo I had used prior didn't have a good tension and lead to buzzing but this one keeps the notes crystal clean.I'm probably in love with the tuner that in included as well, because it goes off of the vibration, in my opinion it's a lot better than the Snark tuner I had.I'd also say the pick selection was really awesome as well, they're smooth, clean, and easy to hold on to, my preferred was the .45 but I'm also just more of a fan of thin picks in general.Overall, I'm extremely happy to have this guitar. Though it is labeled as a "beginners" it'll definitely be enjoy with more intermediate to advanced players. They've definitely put their best foot foward and I'll be recommending this guitar to anyone who asks.And to the Vangoa Company, make some stickers and merch, I want some!

Good sound, change the strings and you are good to go! Love the matte color finish with the brown line around the body, and the arrow shaped neck, very pretty details for such a budget guitar. Plenty of accessories to go around too, headstock tuner, capo (which you can also add a wrist strap, and can be used to remove the string pegs!), strap, gig bag, everything you need to get you started. I use this one mostly at home for now, haven't had a real acoustic guitar for a while so had to get one.

Good quality, beautiful instrument for a beginner. Also teaches how to care for instrument because of quality. I recommend this product

Bought for grandson. He loves it and plays it all the time.

I stoped useing it after a while,mabye its how i strum on the gutair but it buzzes everytime i use it and i even chaged the strings and it kept buzzing as i tried to play songs, wasent happy about that since returned a different gutair becuse of the buzzing and boughr this one and ended up with the same problem.

I was skeptical because of the pictures of broken guitars in the reviews. I believe that to be the poor packaging. Which it was poorly packaged. It shows up in ONE box only. So if the delivery driver is in a bad mood and feels like throwing it around then your S.O.L. Fortunately when I ordered it and it arrived it showed up unscathed. After playing it for a few weeks i can honestly say it is a great guitar. It has a nice rich tone. Not twangy, doesn't rattle on the frets, etc. It's got a nice deep rich tone and the highs are a great accent. Overall I'd recomend it if your on the fence or not. I get it. It's not a very expensive guitar so you might be wondering if it's worth the headache if it shows up broken. But if you chance it and it makes there in one piece it's a great guitar. I truly enjoy playing it everyday between breaks and at night.

Pros- Truss Rod; I’ve seen budget guitars without this. I come from a dry climate and as such have had to adjust my guitars. It’s a deal breaker if you need one and don’t have it. Just be careful. It can take days for neck to settle even after minor adjustments- Fretwork was good. Didn’t notice any sharp edges. I wouldn’t say it was buttery smooth but great for the price range.- I didn’t notice issues with the binding or scratches in the wood.- Tuners were decent. Didn’t have any issues- Tons of accessories including a case. None of them are so great or so poor that I’d call them individually. Other than the strings they are pretty close to what I’m already using.- It sounded great and I found it really playable. This is the most important factor. No budget kit is worth it if the guitar isn’t good.Cons- I’ll switch the strings, but if you are starting out you won’t be picky enough to careIt’s a great time to play guitar. Lots of great instruments at a fraction of the price they once were. And this is one of the better price friendly guitars I’ve tried.

Got it for myself . I am a senior,and enjoying learning to play.

Vangoa makes really good acoustic for the money and I'm not sponsored or anything. Compared to the beginner fender acoustic I started on, these are amazing. Not all solid but more solid than a lot of name brands (you can tell from the smell, these smell like wood, I'll admit they smell like cheap wood but I'll take cheap wood over laminated flooring as far as 'huggabilty comfort' which is a major factor in guitars)These just smell authentic. They smell a bit piney+mahog+cedar and sprucey, which makes sense and I've camera photographed the interiors of a few of these with an action camera, so I know the inside is ..Built way better than expected! At this point vangoa isn't even leaving glue blotches on the braces, good interior and exterior sanding...they go all out.There are two negatives I'll give all vangoas..They don't have 'fretboards and inlays and rosettes' it's all stickers, and painted on binding- it feels smooth though, and the neck profile is GREAT for playability- and the frets are SUPER low but you could call that an upside because...low frets mean you can set the action fairly low and as long as you have break angle you won't have much buzzing.Higher jumbo frets can have jumbo problems on cheap guitars so I get why they do this but ppl should know. SHALLOW frets, like super duper small frets. And the fretboard is basically a printed decal..not really but might as well be. It's very dry walnut that you can't oil so....that's a thing ..I'm fine with it but you may not beIncredible guitar for the price not just for beginners. I hate cutaways and this is a great LOOKING non cutaway acoustic!;Beautiful looking, beautiful sounding. I'm probably putting a $70 transducer in it to amplify which is frankly better than getting a cheap acoustic pickup installed on the new vangoas.My recs for pickups are journey instruments and amumu. If you want a volume wheel, the journey is the only good sounding choice, and you'll need a preamp pedal running behind it, but they sound great.

Guitar was delivered to me 2 days earlier. Guitar looks wery good, wonderful paint, but be ready to wipe the finger prints, mate looks good but easy to leave finger prints.Good tunner for string adjustment, good kit for learning and play. Pakage box was open, nothing hold the box lid, and lid was torned, probably somebody opened it, but nothing was stolen or broken. Of course you have to adjust Guitar after unpacking, string was loaded, but loose the adjustment because they are stretching. But good sound and quality!

Bought this for the grand son ,Ready to play right out of the box , good set up , easy to play , god fit and finish