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Tazmin

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I can't see any reason why an adult would want to start with a 3/4 size guitar.


I got my first (classical) guitar when I was about fifteen, I'm only small, it was full size and I had no problems at all.


If you start off with a less than full size one, you've presumably then got to adjust quite a bit when you move on to a full size one. What would be the point of that?


Whereas I offered my daughter a spare guitar for my granddaughter who was then eleven, and my daughter said she would need a smaller one.


Children's hands, arms and stretch are smaller than adults', which is why they need a smaller guitar to start, or it would be very frustrating if not impossible to try to play it.

Tazmin Wrote:

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> Ok sue its not for discussion the dimensions ain?t

> a massive adult guitar it?s still small will be

> suitable for a child 10 onwards if your not

> interested please don?t comment this is a family

> page not a dispute on what someone posts have a

> nice day thank you



As you hadn't specified in your post that it wasn't a normal full size guitar, and as two people asked for details, I think it was perfectly fair that I pointed out that it was a three quarter sized guitar.


That is not disputing what you posted, and I'm sorry if you thought it wasn't helpful.


I googled the model once you had included that in your post because I was interested in it myself until I found out it wasn't full size.


Somebody not knowing about guitars might have bought it and then found it wasn't suitable.


Apologies again.

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