Ktaxon Burning Fire Design Electric Guitar Kit, 36-inch HSH Pickup Electric Guitar Beginner Guitar Set with Amplifier, Rosewood Fingerboard, 5-Ways Pickup Switch (Black)

Excellent guitar at a very reasonable price. My daughter loves it. Has a wonderful sound. If it's your first one, I highly recommend a tuner.

This guitar was a great purchase. I am just a beginner but I love the look and play of this guitar. Very fun to play.

Came in an undamaged box, delivery was quick and easy. The guitar itself is good for a starter guitar, the fretboard leaves a lot to be desired but my daughter really enjoys just playing around on it. The amp is decent for the price, not much modulation ability but sound was clear and crisp.

Great starter guitar for the money... like whoa! It looks amazing! I would definitely switch out the strings and tighten the pegs and posts. Once you do, it will hold well. The sound comes out nice and clean. Not a heavy instrument. All the accessories listed were packed and arrived. The packaging was great and the guitar itself feels comfortable. Plays well, definitely pick this up for the young budding metalhead!

Great

Guitar is beautiful and the amp is a good amp for its size.

So first off, not an expert with guitars. What can i say. This worked great for a beginner. Everything seems fine. sound comes out. all the knobs seem to work. Finish looks smooth. as for sound quality I cant say either way. Sounds "fine to me" but again very much a novice. I cant knock off points for sound quality or anything "wrong with it" Its an electric guitar, plug it into an amp and strum and sound comes out. Adjust strings and the sound changes. About the most i can say.

Delivery was right on time and in very good condition.....of course I had to rip it open and see if all the other reviews were as good as they were saying.well it actually was better than I expected it to be.honestly I can't believe klaxton wouldn't want their name on it.... it's that good for the price the only thing everyone who's really going to play it hard you need to order new strings at the time you buy the guitar.these just won't do the job for any real players.i also if you're one of those folks that like to make good guitars into unbelievable guitars.then I also think it's a good candidate for you guys....

Firstly this is a "Glarry" branded guitar and amplifier. I was hoping Ktaxon was a different company , and maybe they'd have better quality and setup. Nope, it has "Glarry" written on the headstock as well as on the amp. I wouldn't have purchased this if I'd known. The ad is deceiving, Glarry has a bad rep, so they changed the name, and blank it out of the pictures to sell?. The guitar is not set up at all. The nut is way to high, and off center. No intonation done either. Pickups not sitting right, and sound bad. Strings are cheap, neck has rough poorly sanded spots, fret board is very, very dry, the frets have sharp edges and I cut myself fairly good. Some were not leveled or installed properly. Tuners are garbage, a couple miss and grind when adjusting. Very cheap port for the patch cord, prob the worst I've seen. Out of the box it is unplayable. It needs loads of work to make it bearable. The amplifier is just as cheap and bad quality. Similar to the picture, but has Glarry written in silver on the front, I was glad they didn't send me the bass amp they have pictured when I opened it, but then I turned it on. It's horrible ..even for a cheap amp. It barely works. The control knobs have basically a on/off functionality. They don't adjust hardly at all, a couple it's either off or low as posb or on. It's one of the worst amps I've ever used. I think it must be defective. Overall I think this is not worth the price at all. Very disappointed with it. Don't waste your money. Yes I knew it was a budget, cheap guitar. But I've never seen worse than both of these. (I've had my share of cheap guitars and amps over the years)