Donner 39 Inch Jazz Electric Guitar TL Thinline F Hole Beginner Full Size Hollow Guitar with H-H Pickups,Bag, Strap, Cable,Sunburst(DJC-1000S)

Obviously this isn't a high end instrument and guitar snobs will never look twice at it. For those that want a good quality instrument for a beginner or for a beat around practice or travel gig guitar, this is an amazing choice. The overall build quality is very impressive, the frets were well polished, all the lines were smooth, the screws were drilled straight, and the general quality is quite good for such a low price point. I would put it on par with most Squier and Epiphone entry to intermediate level models but for a fraction of the price. Of course it will need a setup if you want it to really sound nice, but this is true of most guitars even much pricier ones. If you don't want to spend a 100$ at a luthier look up videos on youtube, it really isn't rocket science it just takes patience and practice. A luthier sanding block is really helpful for fine sanding the frets so they are perfectly flat and smooth, but it was definitely playable out of the box. The strings were set pretty high and it took some trial and error to find the right height for max playability without any string buzz. Intonation is easy to set with the bridge adjustments. Functionally, I replaced the tuners, about half of which had some noticable wiggle. Not a huge issue and an easy swap. The stock tuners will be fine for beginners but if you want a more solid build then plan to replace them, and also swap in better strings while you are at it. I put a set of Super Slinky on it and they play great. Bridge tuning for intonation and string height was easy. I also am not a fan of vintage sunburst paints, just a personal preference. The paint quality was fine but as with most entry level stuff it had a super thick layer of clear coat that made it feel and look rather cheapy. I have a lot of experience painting so I took the guitar apart and repainted it a metallic cobalt blue (see pics). I would recommend to Donner to offer other options of paint, they do on their strat copies. The new paint really made a huge difference in appearance, and after considerable polishing the finish is much smoother and less sticky feeling so plays easier than stock. If you don't want to do a full repaint then just get some polishing compound from the automotive aisle and polish it so it is smoother. Bottom line is you will be hard pressed to find a better quality instrument for this price point. I have a range of products from Donner that out perform more established brands including an electronic piano, electric drum set, and more. They are a relatively young brand but they have really made a great range of musical equipment at a very competitive price.

I have a nice selection of Fender/PRS/Martin etc. guitars at home. I just wanted to try out one of these Chinese "knock off" guitars. So when this came up on Prime Day at around $115 I purchased it. I am very pleased at the construction of the guitar, the sound and the playability. The finish is decent, but nothing like a "brand name" guitar. Now...as to value, if you can purchase this discounted, It think it is an excellent value. At it's regular price, it's a ok value, maybe more like 4 stars. At full price you are really getting close to guitars like a Fender Squire or various used "name brand" guitars. It's not a bad deal at full price, but you may want to consider some others if you can stretch a bit or don't mind looking for a "brand name" used guitar. That said, it's a nice guitar for a beginner and like I said, it does sound nice and the neck feels great. Some folks complain about the tuners, but I can't say I have had any problems with them. I would recommend replacing the strings as soon as you get it, I didn't like the stock strings at all. I threw some Ernie Ball Super Slinkys on there and it transformed the feel. When I bought it, I thought it would be a fun guitar to mod, but it sounds and feels so good that I haven't messed with it. That said, since I have a number of other "nicer" guitars, it doesn't get played too much and I may move it along. Again, it would make a great guitar for a beginner, but also can be appreciated by a decent player, that doesn't have a lot of bucks too.

I've got way more guitars than I need, but when this was on sale at about thirty percent off I couldn't resist. After performing a basic setup, I think this guitar is a good value. If you don't know how to make minor adjustments, you might not be satisfied with it out of the box. On mine, the low E string saddle was out of adjustment (one of the allen screws was extended farther than the other causing it to rock). When I adjusted the allen screw, I noticed the stamped saddle didn't have much thread engagement with the adjustment screw and made the adjustment a bit difficult. The frets were pretty rough and made any string bending difficult. The tuners seemed to hold tune but a couple of them had quite a bit of slack when trying to make adjustments. So I polished the frets, replaced the tuners with some twenty five dollar locking tuners, and replaced the saddles with thicker cast saddles that only cost eight dollars. So for less than the current asking price of the guitar I've got a nice thinline tele style guitar. Polishing the frets made a big improvement, but they are still not quite as nice as some of my other guitars (some of which cost about 10 times the price of this one). If you're not doing a lot of string bending it won't matter. The overall fit and finish was quite good (despite a few small stray red pen marks under the poly finish on the neck). The three color sunburst looks great, the neck feels really nice (and I'm normally not a fan of glossy necks), and most importantly the pickups sound really, really good. I tried to replace the pickguard with a black version for the similar original brand guitar that this is replicating, but a few of the holes don't line up - so don't waste your time on that. If you're only going to maker one upgrade, I'd suggest the tuners. The originals may work for a while, but for the cost of basic replacements, I think it's worth the upgrade. Overall, I think most people would be happy with this guitar, particularly if you can make minor adjustments and/or upgrades.

安価だけど、軽くてとても弾きやすいです。 60過ぎの復帰組おやじとしては、嬉しいですね。 多少のソリと弦高調整はしましたが、練習用には 良いと思います。 チューニングは狂いやすいので、ペグとナットは 交換しようと思います。

This is a solid electric guitar, it has a nice sound and I’m a fan of the 3/4 size guitar being smaller in size and having small hands. This is an excellent guitar for beginners, but it’s a solid guitar to use if you’re like me and have a smaller build. It’s a lot easier to reach all the cords on a guitar like this than on a full size and the sound in the same on an electric guitar! The black and white is sleek and classy looking, it looks nice with my amp and my pedals etc you can pull off a lot of looks with the two shades look. The pickups work great 👍🏻 no problems connecting and no interference. The seller offers amazing customer service and I’ve bought quite a few products from them because I know they are always helpful to answer questions. Most of the Donner sets come with everything you could possibly need, this set is a bit more basic but what it does come with is high quality. Obviously, it comes with the guitar 🎸, it comes with an excellent quality amp cord (long, sturdy and good mobility), a handy reference card with all the basic cords on it for a quick start to learning and a guitar bag. The bag has a good size front pocket, everything is padded and it has sturdy zippers. It has straps so you can carry it on your back or attach it to luggage. It’s a soft case but as mentioned, amply padded. I wouldn’t recommend flying with it other than as carry on, other than that, you could travel anywhere with this case (definitely need a hard shell case for flying and they’re usually too heavy for day to day use!). You can get an idea of the clear quality of the sound in the video I included. The type of strings were the ones included and they came prestrung. (note in video slight reverb is from taking video one handed and resting top against hollow wood door, when I lift guitar up the sound goes away. This is unplugged, it sounds much better plugged into the amp!) A few things of note, unlike most of the guitar kits, this one doesn’t include a lot of the cheap add ons. A brief list of things you might want to pick up/order if this is your first guitar: Extra strings (necessary!!) Picks Book of tab/music (a lot is free online) Capo (not immediately necessary but useful) Tuner (you can download a free app if you prefer) Music stand (I didn’t get one of these for ages but I was really happy when I did!) There are a lot of other add-ons you can get but don’t let them be excuses to stop you from learning. It comes with a card of cords, that’s a place to start! Learn all those cords and then start looking on YouTube for free ‘how to’ videos . Their are tons of them!

Guitare de très bonne qualité/prix rien a dire elle a un son formidable je l'a recommandé n hésitez pas

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Vendí mi Fender Telecaster hace años y tenía ganas de tocarla otra vez pero sin gastarme lo que me costó aquella. Tras ver varios videos y reviews y con bastante escepticismo, todo sea dicho, me compré esta que total por 130 euros aunque fuera una patata no era una pérdida enorme. Para mi sorpresa no sólo no es buena sino que me costaría distinguirla de mi Fender original. Esteticamente es idéntica, tamaño real, peso, forma, etc. Suena de maravilla, cuesta creerlo pero lo hace, el clavijero es bueno, los materiales lo mismo, etc. Una gratísima sorpresa y recomendada 100%. La verdad, no sé cómo pueden hacer una guitarra de esta calidad y venderla a este precio. Ah, y con funda, correa y cable por si no fuera suficiente con lo buena que es la guitarra de por sí.