Squier SA-150N

My daughter wanted to learn the guitar for christmas to accompany herself on the piano. Not wishing to spend a fortune on what might be a five minute wonder but also not wanting to buy something that went out of tune continuously, i did some research on youtube.The Squier range is basically a cut price, scaled down Fender guitar that accomplished musicians all rate highly enough to use in a small concert and (playing the guitar a little myself) I would have to say I can see their point.The tuning is precise and easy to adjust and after a week or so, the strings are sufficiently stretched to stay more or less in tune week to week with just the odd tweak on a string or two. The bridge is properly attached to the guitar and the neck doesn't feel flimsy and cheap. The sound is rich and warm and it is a well balanced and not overly heavy classical guitar. If you want to learn I would recommend this over a £50 special because it stays in tune, won't come apart in a few months and will be a pleasure to play rather than a chore to learn. A rubbish guitar makes learning hard work and takes away the joy and enthusiam for the learner.

Fender guitar great value

I have been messing with guitars for many years now and wanted something I could practice on and fight the ravages of time. this beautiful guitar fits the bill wonderfully. It is great for beginners and re-learners alike and the tone os better than the price tag. I strung it with nylon and re-tuned and in a few days it was in tune and stayed in tune. Very happy with this product.

I have only docked a star as its described as having all nylon strings. This is very misleading as it has 3 steel strings and 3 nylon. Lovely small size and great for people with arthritis. Excellent for a play around or beginner with 30 day free online lessons. Also go on google play store and dowload the free Fender tuner which is very good.

Bought as a gift to me son, he loves it. Easy to tune, good quality he loves it.

A Christmas present for my grandson. I'm pleased with the sound quality and looks. I think he will like it!

I’ve been a musician for over 30 years, every now and then I pick up a classical guitar to force my hands back to basics when they get lazy playing electric or steel string. This is a cheap guitar with big boots. It sounds warm and plays well and looks really nice for its price. The only issues I found are the tuners are sometimes a bit free and the sustain on the high end is a bit short but I wouldn’t expect a beginner to be playing that much over the twelfth fret. Otherwise nothing that can’t be remedied with experience. I’ve put this guitar through its paces and it stands up to many mid range classicals I’ve played in the past. I would highly recommend this for any player starting out or vets who just want a guitar to warm up/practice/return to basics. I can’t see any reason it would disappoint.

The description says this is a nylon stringed guitar. That isn’t true - 3 of the strings are nylon but 3 are steel