Donner Solid Body Electric Guitar, 39 Inch Metal Electric Guitar Beginner Kits with Bag, Strings, Strap, Cable, Strings Dampener for Rock Music Lover, DMT-100 (Gradient Violet)
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Color: Gradient Violet
Style: DMT-100
Features
- H-H High-out Pickups: Donner DMT-100 electric guitar tailored H-H pickup combination is ideal for heavier rock songs,allowing you play granular melodic phrases on stage. Dynamic tone control system features 3-way switches with a tone knob that can hold powerful rock tones and interpret a wide range of musical styles
- Curved Body: The curved body was polished via 30 processes to further enhance the aesthetics and optimize the body fit of the curve on the back
- Stable Fixed Bridge: The string-thru fixed bridge improves tone accuracy, and the inline string design let you bend or pull the string effectively, enabling Donner solid body electric guitar to produce flawless tones in any position
- C-Shape Maple Neck: The Indian Laurel fingerboard, solid Poplar body, and C-Shape Maple neck provide a punchy tone. With 24 Copper-nickel frets, Donner purple metal electric guitar offers a wider range of tones and makes it easier to play at higher frets than the 22 frets, making it ideal for rock and roll
- Comes with A Bonus: Donner electric guitar beginner kit comes with a padded black gig bag, cable, strap, full set of extra strings, and special noise-reducing strings dampener
Brand: Donner
Color: Gradient Violet
Top Material Type: Maple Wood
Body Material: Poplar
Back Material Type: Poplar Wood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Laurel Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
String Material Type: Cobalt-nickel steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Item Weight: 12.96 pounds
Product Dimensions: 39 x 39 x 4.5 inches
Item model number: DMT-100
Date First Available: May 17, 2023
Back Material: Poplar Wood
Body Material: Poplar
Color Name: Gradient Violet
Connector Type: 1/4 inch (6.35mm) jack
Fretboard Material: Laurel Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-H
Scale Length: 25.5 inches
String Material: Cobalt-nickel steel
Top Material: Maple Wood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Number of Strings: 6
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed
Material Type: Poplar Wood Maple Wood
Musical Style: Rock
Size: Full
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: DK-Black
Style: DMT-100
I didn't WANT to buy this guitar, but I couldn't resist. $159 during the Black Friday sale...as compared to $258 during Donner's OWN Black Friday sale. I had actually been eyeing this up for a while. I wanted a "metal" guitar, just for the aggression factor. When Fenderplay was having a deal where you get a free guitar if you sign up for lessons, I jumped on it. for $150, I got a Squier strat, amp, etc....basic stuff for a beginner, thought I'm not a beginner. I had already planned on modding the strat, so I got a HH pickguard and put some Fishman Fluence Moderns in it. It's a good guitar, but certainly not a "pro level" guitar. SO...fast forward to Black Friday, and I see this nifty little Donner that I had been looking at...I figured, what the heck, at least I can mod it. I already have a set of Seymour Duncan Invaders that I planned on putting in it. BUT....I'm not sure I will, now. Shipping was good, it arrived a day earlier than expected. Nothing was wrong with the box, and visual inspection didn't show any problems. Flat black all around, with a dark fretboard. The headstock is REALLY small, like smaller than Musicman small. I was planning on putting Hipshot tuners on it, but just looking at it, I know that the mounting plate won't fit. Nice straight string pull through the nut to the pegs. Everything on the guitar is blacked out, which I like. It comes with a few cool little extras, like the string dampener. The gig bag is usable, but there are certainly better ones out there. So....I start test driving it. There are no sharp fret ends. In fact, the fingerboard seems to be somewhat rolled. It's very comfortable. After tuning it up, I tested for dead frets. Played up the entire neck and couldn't find ANY dead spots. Decided to attempt some alternate tunings. Drop D worked well. D Standard was good, and even in Drop C, there was no fret buzz. Took off the back panel to investigate and there's a pretty cool quick connect system. A PCB board mounted to the 2 pots, with 4 quick connects for the switch, jack, and both pickups. At high gain, there's a noticeable buzzing, which is expected. I just need to turn the noise gate up higher for these pickups than I do the Fishmans. The pickups are slightly microphonic as well. I could hear the screws on the backplate being unscrewed when I left it plugged in, so any bumping will be noticeable at high gain, again, depending on the noise gate. The buzzing is there, but not prevalent on a clean setup. I wanted to be as detailed as possible to provide the best review I could. Overall, I'd say that of the 2 guitars, I would regret the Squier purchase more. I bought both guitars strictly to mod and make them what I want to make them. The Squier required more work than I anticipate with the Donner. The main thing that will need attention is the tuners, they have some play in them, so you have to tune down, then back up to pitch to tighten up the mechanical slack in them...you can definitely feel it when tuning. If you want to get a guitar for a beginner, I would highly suggest this one. I didn't really need to set up anything on it at all to get it working. As I said, neck feels good, frets are fine, didn't check intonation completely, but up and down the fretboard it seems on point. I love the hipshot style bridge, as I've installed the real thing on many guitars. The most important part of a guitar for a beginner is always going to be the neck. If it's uncomfortable to play, then the won't. This one does not disappoint at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2022 by Todd Evans
Color: Polar White
Style: DST-152
I got this for my teenage son for his birthday and he loves it. It's great quality and perfect for starting out.
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2025 by Whitney
Color: Ice Blue
Style: DST-152
I was looking for an inexpensive guitar to keep at my office and picked this up on the Prime day sale. It's comparable to a Squier Affinity series strat in terms of volume and tone. It's a decent starter guitar. The finish is great! The entry level practice amp is surprisingly loud and very portable. The speaker charges with a standard USB cord. It came with a very nice gig bag. The cord, capo, and tuner are very basic but a welcome addition to the pack. My only complaint is that the fret ends are a little sharp, but rounded them off and that did the trick. It stays in tune. Looks like it was set up with .09 strings on the high E. This is well worth the price and I would buy again. I love the coil split on the bridge humbucker! Be sure to change out the strings and oil the frets. Just get a setup at a local shop if you're a new player. It's worth it and you'll still be under the price of the Squier pack.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2025 by ChewieTobacky
Color: Polar White
Style: DST-152
I purchased the Donner DST-152 HSS Electric Guitar Kit as my first electric, and I am absolutely blown away by the quality and value this package offers. This is, without a doubt, one of the best starter kits on the market!
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2025 by Keyla Guerra
Color: DK-Black
Style: DMT-100
This is a review of the Donner DMT-100. I’m not sure why Amazon has it labeled a “DK”, but its the newest “metal” guitar from Donner. For background, I am 43 years old and only started learning to play a year and a half ago. I do it as a hobby, playing for myself and by myself. I have no aspirations of playing in a band and don’t have any musical background or education. That being said, I have learned everything I can about proper guitar setup and things I like and don’t like. This is also not my first Donner guitar. My first was an acoustic. Six months later I bought my first electric, the DST-100. This is the experience and perspective I’m coming from with this review, so if you have much more experience, knowledge, or play professionally, this probably won’t help much. If, on the other hand, you’re like me and just play for fun as a hobby or are just starting out, and you appreciate value without spending a fortune, I think you’ll find this insightful. The first thing I noticed was how light this guitar is, probably somewhere around 6lbs. I am completely in LOVE with the matte black finish which extends all the way up to the head stock. After peeling off the plastic and tuning up I checked the neck…it was perfect with a slight bit of relief. No buzz on any of the frets. I used a string gauge ruler to check the string heights at the 12th fret. They were right around 1.8mm on the low E and 1.6mm on the high E. Perfect for me; no adjustment needed. Next I checked intonation. All but the low E were dead on perfect, and that E string was so minimally off that I didn’t even bother adjusting it. The tuning pegs on this guitar aren’t exactly high end, but they’re much better than the ones that were on my DST-100. Those were horrible and I eventually replaced them with HipShot locking tuners. I haven’t noticed much slippage with these ones so I think I’ll keep them on. Also, the knobs and control switch feel really solid, no slop. As far as the frets…no sharp edges at all and no sprout. I can run my hand up and down both sides of the fret board and not feel a thing. They were, however, very gritty. I removed the strings and polished the frets to smooth them out, then wiped the board with conditioner (it was pretty dry). Restrung it with Super Slinky’s and its good to go. Compared to the DST, this guitar required very little setup, at least according to my limited experience. As for sound, well, it sounds great to my limited experience music ears but everyone has their own opinion about sound anyways so I’ll leave that to the pros. But I am so happy with the fit and finish of this guitar. I recommend it without any reservation and appreciate that I’m not paying top dollar simply for a more well known name brand.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2022 by Dave B