Maestro By Gibson 6-string 38" Parlor-size Acoustic Guitar

I'm pretty new to guitar and wanted something cheap to travel with. This guitar has completely suited my needs. Not quite the full clean sound of my Seagul or friends Taylor's, but you can't complain about $60 for a practice guitar.Two warnings: 1) go ahead and buy new strings as the stock ones are average at best, and 2) get new bridge pins as the plastic stock ones break very easily upon changing thes strings.No other complaints though!

I ordered this for my husbands birthday. He opened it today and it's beautiful. One problem was a broken string. It looked fine at delivery. Not sure how this could have happened.He's very happy overall.

Sounds and looks great as described. Great guitar for beginners.

Very nice sound. Excellent quality.

This was my first guitar I learned on and I wish I hadn't bought it. It falls out of tune really quickly (like within a half hour). The sound quality is terrible and it is cheaply made. An Epiphone is better to learn on and can even be used to play gigs depending on the model, and makes a much better alternative than this junk.