Donner 30 Inch Junior Electric Guitar Beginner Kit ST Style Mini Electric Guitar Starter Package for Teens with Amp, 600D Bag, Tuner, Picks, Cable, Strap, Extra Strings DSJ-100
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Saturday, May 24
Style: ST-30 INCH
Color: Green
Features
- Lightweight and PortableDonner electric guitars has modified the classic ST-Style guitar to fit the needs of kids. The kids electric guitars weighs only 5.97 LB, reducing the physical burden and making it easier to play.
- Designed for Beginner KidsDonner mini electric guitars have set the neck length at 35cm and fingerboard width at 4.3cm based on extensive research. The 30 inch electric guitar DSJ-100 is well-suited to most children's body size and hand shape.
- Protect Skin with Exquisite CraftsmanshipThe mini electric guitar's ergonomic design protects skin from damage caused by long-term friction against the inner forearm. The matte lacquer surface helps reduce friction allowing children to play all day without discomfort.
- Excellent ToneDespite the reduced size, this green mini guitar is by no means a toy. With a sound as full as normal-sized electric guitar, the classic single-coil pickup of the S-Style guitar also guarantees it's suitable for most musical styles.
- Play Right out of Box Donner electric guitar beginner kits comes fully equipped with picks, cables, a gig bag, a strap, and a professional amp with both distortion and clean channels. Also includes free online lessons.
- The mini electric guitar is with a shorter scale if you want to increase string tension and pitch stability, we recommend you tune the Mini electric guitar up to 1 or 2 notes above standard tuning. Turn up 2 pitches(open): EADGBE AbC#F#BEbA.
Brand: Donner
Color: Green
Top Material Type: Maple
Body Material: Poplar
Back Material Type: Poplar
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Maple Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: S
String Material Type: Nickel Plated
Hand Orientation: Right
Item Weight: 7.33 pounds
Package Dimensions: 33.5 x 11.4 x 5 inches
Item model number: EC1377
Date First Available: August 5, 2021
Back Material: Poplar
Body Material: Poplar
Color Name: Green
Fretboard Material: Maple Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: S
Scale Length: 500mm
String Material: Nickel Plated
Top Material: Maple
Neck Material Type: Maple
Number of Strings: 6
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed Hardtail Saddle Bridge
Size: 30 INCH
Proficiency Level: Suitable for ages 5 and up
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I'm not really picky about guitars that are a bargain and this one certainly is a great bargain. Just think of how many hundreds or thousands of people were needed to make a guitar like this. The wood, rosewood, basswood and maple had to be harvested, cut and shaped. The metal parts like the bridge, the tuners, the pickups and wiring had to be mined from the earth, refined and processed. The paint had to be made from resins, colored to the right color and shade. Then the painted parts had to be polished by hand to a high gloss finish. The parts were then assembled with skill to make a guitar of really good quality. The tuners have to be tightened and the fret ends have to be filed a bit because they have somewhat sharp edges. Check on Youtube to see how easily this is corrected. The intonation was almost perfect and the action was set to a medium height. I am not really sure why buyers expect a perfect guitar when even the ones costing hundreds have issues. The completed guitar come from thousands of miles away and are subjected to heat, cold, dry air and humidity in shipping - but most make it into your home okay. Don't even ask about what kind of strings are on it because they are pretty good and a new set only costs about six bucks for a good set. It does have a Stratocaster tone so the pickups are really pretty decent. I just tried it clean with no overdrive so far, but I think this guitar is a real bargain for the price. Don't be wuss! Learn how to setup and care for your own guitar. It's very simple and fun - just be careful, make sure you have learned what you need to know and use a lot of TLC in handling it. If you do, then a guitar like this will last you a lifetime plus. Not sure what this "beginner guitar" stuff means, but it is a ridiculous term - the guitar does what it is supposed to do regardless if is played by a newbie or a pro. It basically all depends on your skill, pedals and amplifier. If they all suck, then you will too -it's not the guitars fault! Thank you Donner! Nice product! Note: I just wanted to affirm that there are only three spring holes in the tremolo block, but the spring claw has five hooks. I also noticed that there are pre-drilled dimples where the other two springs would mount. So if you have a drill press, you could drill the holes with the proper size drill. Not sure why Donner would do that? Maybe to save on production costs or perhaps limiting the pressure on the body wood to a workable string gage to10's and below to keep the basswood body from breaking out? It's okay as "is" but one wants to take a chance, you can always replace the bridge with a vintage 5 spring Fender bridge.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2020 by Music2000
Let me start off by saying this is a great guitar. You can’t beat the quality and craftsmanship for a guitar in this price range. Donner may be a young company, but they sure seem to know what they’re doing. While it’s certainly meant to be a beginner guitar, I feel anyone would love this instrument. Pros: - Has a very nice finish - Holds tune nicely - No defects in body or neck - Nice action, not too high - Pickups, for the most part are very nice - Gig bag is great for transport - The neck has a satin finish, meaning your hands aren’t as likely to stick to it - The fingerboard is good, nice inlays - Pickup selector is very good Cons: - The fret edges can be sharp - The tuning pegs aren’t the greatest. Functional, but don’t allow for much fine tuning - Stock strings could be better - The humbucker can be a little loud and harsh, but that can be fixed by lowering the pickup - The tone controls aren’t that great - The bane of all Stratocaster style copies, the tremolo system. Not much point in it, as it tends to go out out of tune very fast when using the vibrato arm, but that happens with most cheap guitars. But as long as you don’t use the tremolo system, the guitar does hold tune quite well. Overall, I still feel that this is a great guitar for the money. It’ll probably need a setup to get it how you like it, but all guitars need that. It’s quite simple and can be looked up on the internet. I would recommend buying this guitar. Whether it be for a beginner, or a seasoned player looking for a backup guitar, or someone looking for a cheap guitar to modify, this guitar is perfect. The humbucker adds to the versatility of it, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020 by Preston G. Preston G.
This is a good beginner guitar, and with a little modification (or a lot) it’s a great guitar for anyone. The stock parts are decent. The screws on the tuner buttons should be tightened, and please, please, replace the strings as soon as possible. The strings that ship on this (and most guitars) are very old and poor quality. A new set of strings is about $5, and changing strings is something every player should know how to do, like how everyone who drives a car should know how to fill up the gas tank. The body is 1.75” thick, and the paint is flawless on mine. The frets are uniform height, but very gritty. This will even out with a lot of play, or you can do what I did and polish them with steel wool when you change the strings. I have played and owned a lot of inexpensive guitars, and this is one of the better ones for the price, especially if you want to learn a bit about how to work on your instrument. If you want a guitar that’s totally ready to go out of the box, buy a Squier or Ibanez for twice the price. The materials on this guitar are good, but some of the finer points need to be adjusted, polished, and dialed in. The gig bag is pretty good, the cable is very good, and the strap is decent. I bought this guitar for the body and neck, and I replaced almost everything else. The body is full thickness and accommodates regular trem blocks. Like I stated before, the paint is flawless. The weight is good, mine is 7.6lbs. The pickguard is not fender-spec. I had to file out the neck pocked on my new pickguard, and I filled all of the pickguard screw holes on the body, then drilled new ones once I got the pickguard properly positioned. New locking tuners went in without any issues. The frets were easy to polish, and the fretboard looks a little nicer after a some citrus oil and bees wax. I changed the plastic nut out for a bone nut. The nut slot is narrower and taller than fender. I used thin strips of paper to build up the base of the slot under the nut. I really like the way this guitar plays and sounds, although that second part could be due to new alnico v pickups. I spent less on this guitar and all of the upgrade parts than I would have if I bought a squier affinity, and I now have a guitar that feels and sounds better than a stock made in Mexico fender. I’m not a professional luthier, I just know how to use youtube.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021 by Lili J Cooper