Buy Barcelona 39 Inch Electric Guitar with Carrying Bag and Accessories - BlackBarcelona 39 Inch Electric Guitar with Carrying Bag and Accessories - Black Product Description:
- 39" Guitar size
- Basswood body
- Rosewood Fingerboard with 22 Frets
- Single coil x3, 1 volume knob, and 1 tone knob
- Extra String
Product Description
This 39 inch guitar is perfect for beginners. Comes with Nylon Bag, Tuner, Belt, Tremolo Bar and extra strings. It has a Basswood body and Rosewood Fingerboard with 22 Frets.
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67 of 69 people found the following review helpful.
great combo for the price
By informednow
I am writing about the metallic blue guitar combo with the 10 watt amp. As of the time of this writing, the amp I received was not the one in the photo, but the same as the one seen in the photo of the Austin pink guitar combo pack elsewhere on this site. Other than that, everything was as pictured.I am an adult who is learning the guitar. I have played the bass guitar on and off for years, so I have some familiarity with electric basses. I bought this because it was so cheap and I was willing to take a chance for the money. I am glad I did. The other combos I considered were closer to double the money.The guitar: It says "Crescent" on the logo, not Austin, which was noted in another review on the Austin store front site. No big deal. The strings on the guitar are crappy, crappy. It did come with 6 replacement strings which are also crappy. It also came with a cheap gig bag, which will work if you only go to lessons and back and dont drop it, and will keep the dust off. The strap is cheap, leave it on the guitar and don't take it on and off. Don't trust it too much, either. I use it sitting down. It came with an amp cord that is OK. The pick is OK, hard to ruin that! Rembember this is a $100+ combo.The guitar was dusty when I got it like it had been hanging around, not bad, but noticable. The finish is a blue/green sparkle kind of color that I like. (I am tired of black, white and red guitars). There were no mars in the finish. The nut had a very slight gap on one side that did not seem to overty affect anything, but I would prefer to see it flush into the neck. The neck was straight and felt good, although it was marred cosmetically by what looked like rough edges, but were actually smooth to the touch. There is a pick edge sized gap between the neck and body, more so than other guitars that I have but not alarmingly so. The neck does appear to be straight on solid with no movement and even with the body on checking. The fret edges were a bit rough, but not annoyingly so. There is some string buzz, but I think that is a saddle height adjustment issue that needs to be made. The machine heads feel cheap but seem to be holding a tune pretty well for now, I am hoping they hold up. The bridge looks good for a this price range. It came with a whammy bar that I am not using right now. The controls all seem to work pretty well and the 5-way switch is OK. No pot noise or dead spots, no loose or wobbly knobs. Nothing exciting, just very basic. The body is surprisingly heavy--I anticipated a lighter weight guitar. (I am female, so this may not be as much so for a guy) The sound is not bad for a cheapy, I have heard worse. It came with a truss rod wrench and an allen wrench for the bridge. I did have some trouble with adjusting the height on one of the strings--the screw kept slipping on one side of the B string.The amp: I LIKE this little amp!! Remember it is not the one pictured with this guitar--look for the pink combo elsewhere on the website. This is a slim, lightweight amp with bass, treble, mid, gain, and volume knobs. There is also a gain button and a headphone jack. All are on the front of the amp for easy reach. The controls work well with no pot noise or dead spots or loose knobs. The amp actually has a clear, sharp sound, surprising kick for its size. It is attractively designed and seems pretty durable. It did come witha very slight ding on the top, which was easily pressed down and glued and is not noticable now.My combo was not damaged in shipping at all and came at the designated time. Is this as good as a Fender combo? Guitar wise probably not quite, amp wise maybe better. If you can get a Squier guitar, get one, if not, and your budget is limited, this combo is very good for the price. I would buy another.UPDATE: I did buy another Crescent guitar and it is even better than this one! It is also much lighter.
48 of 49 people found the following review helpful.Actual product you receive might be slightly different than pictures shown
By LMT78
I bought this guitar about 2 months ago to learn how to play guitar. Previously I had no idea how to play a guitar. So far I am pretty satisfied with this purchase. Initially the guitar arrived to my home damaged due to it getting damaged during shipping. "Austin Bazaar", the company selling these units offered to replace it free with free shipping; but only after I emailed them detailed pictures of the damage. After the replacement came it has been ok so far.However here are some key things I can share with someone who is thinking about buying this combo guitar pack:- The guitar and amp that arrive are actually different than what you see in the picture.- The guitar looks almost identical to a fender stratocaster except it's missing the fender logo of course. The head's shape (where the machine heads are) is slightly different than a fender's too.- The guitar is actually more of a teal/blue color. The picture on this website shows a dark metallic blue, but mine is a medium blue, and almost teal colored, which was a little disappointing.- The brand name displayed on the guitar is "G.Burton". However the first "damaged" version this guitar that I got and returned had the brand "austin bazaar" written on it.- The blue paint indeed is metallic but mine had some tiny black/purple-ish specs of paint in it. Not sure how they got there but it was there right out of the box.- The Amp looks different than what is shown in the picture too. The brand is "Eleca" and looks pretty classy and modern. There's some slight buzzing when the volume is turned up very high, but that is expected for a simple beginner combo pack at this price.- The 5 way switchable tones are nice to have and work pretty well.- The 2 tone knobs don't really change the tone very much at all, and I couldn't tell any difference in sound when adjusting these knobs.- It comes with a gig bag but it's a non-padded gig-bag so it's for very casual/basic use only and doesn't offer much protection.- It came with only 1 pick.- It came with 1 guitar string. Not a set of 6 strings like the description mentions, but literally just one extra string.- Also came with a very simple black guitar strap.Overall there are definitely some short-comings with this combo guitar pack but overall I'm pretty satisfied because the price is pretty reasonable and everything has worked well so far. The main downsides is that the guitar/amp that comes with it might be a little different than what you see in the pictures shown and there aren't some accessories other beginniner packs offer like a tuner or a full set of strings. But for a beginniner it's still a good combo pack to use for learning at a good price.
44 of 46 people found the following review helpful.
39 " Coffee Electric Guitar
By R. L. Walker
I purchased this Guitar for my 12 year old grand son. He already has a guitar and was having problems getting his cords to sound good. On this Guitar he has no problems, it plays easy and he has improved greatly. Its a lot of Guitar for the money. Shipping and delivery were A+.
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