This Austin Bazaar brand mini Electric Guitar set is ideal for future young rock stars! The Electric Guitar is 30 inches long and features a double cutaway body style. It features 21 frets, one single coil pickup, and one volume control. The pack is a great instrument to get started! It also includes a guitar strap, Amplifier and cord. The set makes a great gift, and is a great value for the money!

3 Responses to “Austin Bazaar Kid’s Mini Electric Guitar with Amp Combo – Blue”

1. S. Singh says:

   November 28, 2009 at 12:00 am

   I got this guitar in black color. It worked out great for my 6 year old. He is crazy about his guitar and plays it all the time.

   Here are the pro’s:

   - Right size and weight for a child

   - Good sound

   - Includes amp, cord and gig bag

   - Decent price. I was on a limited budget

   The con’s:

   - In the beginning it needed frequent tuning

   - The amp is not very powerful

   Overall, I am pretty happy with the purchase. It is a good guitar to test if your child is interested without breaking the bank. If he continues to play for a year, I will upgrade to a better guitar.
2. Kathryn Abdulla-Hadad says:

   January 23, 2009 at 12:00 am

   As with the above reviewer, my son had been looking forward to receiving this guitar for a while. His excitement turned into complete disappointment when upon connecting the amp to the guitar, smoke started to come out of the amp jack and we got an awful, burnt smell! I first connected a 9V adapter which the instructions said we needed, but was not included, then a 9V battery which got so hot that I had to remove it!

   Luckily we were able to connect the guitar to a portable karaoke machine, so that satisfied him. The amp is no good, but the guitar is really nice looking.
3. tropikgirl says:

   January 9, 2009 at 12:00 am

   My son was “psyched” when he opened this Christmas morning only to learn that we didn’t have the proper converter for the amp. That was disappointing for both of us and I am now on a hunt to find both a new amp AND a converter. We blew the amp by using the wrong converter. Sad, sad day.