Diving into the world of electric guitars, I landed on the Best Choice Products 39in Full Size Beginner Electric Guitar Starter Kit, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer for aspiring rockstars. From the moment I opened the box, the sleek design and craftsmanship caught my eye. The full-size guitar feels solid, and the glossy finish gives it a professional look. It's not just an instrument; it's a statement. The included accessories make it a complete package. The carrying case is sturdy, providing excellent protection for my new musical companion. The 10W amp packs a punch, delivering a clear and vibrant sound that brings my practice sessions to life. One standout feature is the whammy bar, adding a touch of flair to my playing. It's responsive and adds that extra dimension to my tunes. The strap ensures I can move around comfortably, giving me the freedom to rock out. For a beginner like me, the included tremolo bar and amp controls are user-friendly, making the learning curve smoother. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting, this kit caters to all skill levels. In conclusion, the Best Choice Products Electric Guitar Starter Kit is not just an entry point into music; it's an investment in a musical journey. Affordable, stylish, and performance-ready, it's a stellar choice for any aspiring guitarist. Read more

I've had this guitar for 11 days (counting today) and I love it. Definitely agree with everyone, restring your guitar as soon as possible because the replacement strings that they give you sound so much better than what the old ones that were already on. The process is easy, just take the back panel off, removing the 6 screws, and watch some Youtube videos on how to string your guitar. It helps. I didn't like how the whole package came with 2 Allan Wrenches because what am I going to use them for? Every bolt in my guitar is a screw, not a hexagon shaped screw. You need a screwdriver. >.> Whatever, great guitar to start off with. Whole package came with: 6 string electric BC guitar (22 frets), 1 thick black pick, strap, whammy bar, chord to plug into your amp, extra pair of strings, case (not a hard case though), 10W amp, and 2 small Allen Wrenches. The amp is cool to start off with but I definitely need to upgrade to a better amp. I personally wanted to add a bit of distortion to the guitar but I need a pedal if I want to do that, or get a better amp that has that feature in it. The sound that comes to my headphones that's plugged into the amp doesn't sound quite right. Overall I think this is a great thing to buy if you are a guitar player just starting out or want a great deal on everything. I gave it 4 stars mainly because of the Allen Wrenches, old strings, amp sounds a bit off, and I should have started with an acoustic guitar. Not because of the stereotype where people say, "You need to start with acoustic!" Not that, its because the songs I wanted to learn first probably sounds better on acoustic rather than electric guitar. But definitely restring your guitar soon, it makes a hell of a difference. Read more

This will be a detailed review as a beginner guitarist. I had gotten a BCP acoustic before, so I felt confident in the brand. However, I had to return this guitar due to multiple issues. Starting with some pros, the guitar looks and feels pretty good to hold and play. In the 3 weeks I had it, I never felt uncomfortable with the size or build, and it looked nice too. The value is also pretty hard to be considering all that it comes with. The amp works, and while you probably want be able to play gigs with it, it's more than enough for being in your room. The gig bag and steps are welcome additions as well. It's heavy but not aggressive, and the strings did I decent job of staying in tune. On the flip of that, I found this guitar hard to tune compared to both my acoustic and my new electric. Overall, it was sharp. The amp has overdrive which is nice. The issue that caused me to return it was the guitar itself. The top 2 strings, after around a week and a half of playing, experienced extreme buzz that made the guitar impossible to play if the strings aren't fretted. It wasn't small and negligible, it made the guitar borderline unplayable. After some research, I figured out that this was an issue with the nut (the slots near the top that the strings are in). In order to fix the issue, you'd need a completely new nut, something that costs money and labor. On top of that, I'm unsure if it was a problem with the wire, amp, or guitar, but plugging it into the amp would produce this horrible and loud static noise. Overall I had to return this guitar due to these issues, and my final recommendation would be to budget an extra 40 dollars and get a higher quality combo pack such as the Donner DST-152. If you really had to take the gamble, there's a chance you'd walk away happy with no issues, but I wouldn't recommend it. Read more

This is a great guitar. Mitch's review is very good and accurate: 4.0 out of 5 stars Great for the price!, February 26, 2011 By Mitch - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Combo 39" Black Electric Guitar with 10 Watt Amp, Guitar Case & More Accessories First off, let me start by telling you that I am a seasoned guitarist. I have owned over a dozen guitars in my lifetime and, believe it or not, this one wasn't the worst I ever owned. The body looks and feels absolutely great; there were a few minor imperfections, but nothing you would notice without a judging eye and possibly a magnifying glass. While the action came a little high for my taste, I am planning on adjusting it to better fit my needs. Most new guitars come like this, and online videos can help you learn to properly adjust the action. All of the switches and knobs work very well. The strings are completely terrible. Do yourself a favor and buy a pack of new strings before you even bother tuning the ones that come with it. They will begin breaking within an hour of use and will feel like razor wire on your fingers. The machine haeds are pretty low quality, but they do the job. The pick that comes with the guitar is the worst pick I have seen in my lifetime; just throw it away and pick up a few of them while you are buying the new strings. The amp is AMAZING; it is very loud for how small it is and it sounds very crisp and bright. The chord, while short, is pretty nice. The gig bag is okay (it isn't padded, but I wasn't expecting it to be). The strap is a little scary (quality wise) but it hasn't broken on me yet. Overall, this product is ROCKIN! AMAZING QUALITY, especially for the price. BUY, BUY, BUY! I would have paid well over $150 for this baby in a store, and that's without all the extras that come with it. Great investment for anyone on a budget! Since this is my first guitar, I found his review very helpful. I ordered new strings and picks just like he said and I am glad I did! Thanks! Read more

I honestly thought this would be a cheap toy until someone skilled picked it up and shredded on it. The guitar itself plays surprisingly well and looks great—definitely a solid starter kit. The amp is the weak point here—it’s not great, but it gets the job done for practice. For the price, you’re getting a lot. I’d recommend it to anyone learning or gifting. Read more