Customer Reviews

Schylling Cowboy Guitar

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The guitar broke within the first 5 minutes my son played with it & he was just strumming it. The bar that holds the strings on the bottom ripped right off and could not be repaired.

If you're interested in getting this as a novelty gift, it's cute but fragile. Don't expect to be able to tune this thing to anything relative to standard tuning, because either the low strings will be too loose or the high strings will be too tight--and, as another reviewer pointed out, snap the bridge right off the body!

In my opinion, a toy guitar with real strings, nut, bridge, tuners, etc. that can't play even a semblance of a tune is no more useful than a plastic toy guitar. If you're into it for the small-scale authenticity of a steel-string guitar, this make for a cute toy, but it's ultimately unplayable. If you're looking for something more durable or able to keep a tune, keep shopping.

The product I received(Schyling Cowboy Guitar) did not look anything like the image provided. It was a real piece of junk & not nearly worth the price I paid for it! I was very dissapointed as well as my Grandaughter whom I had purchased it for as a Christmas gift. It's not even worth the price I would pay to return it!

Our 3 year old loves watching his uncles play guitar. He was thrilled to "play along " with them on his own little guitar.

Incredibly poor quailty. I would not puchase. My two year old fell in love with this guitar, but unfortunately it doesn't seem that it will outlast his interest. After a 1/2 hour of play the bar that holds down the strings started pulling out of the body. Amazon very nicely sent a replacement, so I could swap out guitars. The replacement one has one peg that will not stay turned for even 2 seconds (all the pegs come loose but at least the others stay turned for a little while). So my child is playing a five string. For the price I wasn't expecting anything other than a toy, but it should be a least "playable."

I really wanted this to work for my 3-year-old son but within hours of opening it one of the strings had already popped. A few days later and the guitar was in two pieces (came unglued at the neck). Obviously a child that age can be hard on things, but this guitar didn't even put up a fight!