Oscar Schmidt OG1FYS 3/4 Size Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar (High Gloss)

This is a great 3/4 guitar for the money.
I was looking for a travel size guitar to kick around with and this little guitar was just what I was looking for.
I'm in no way an expert but the sound is just incredible and the guitar itself is stunning to look at. I have shopped for many 3/4 size guitars and this one is definitely the one you want to buy.
The neck is tapered near the top and is very similar to my ovation just smaller. Kids, students and anyone with small hands would do well with this instrument.
The action was perfect right out of the box and just in case, it does have an adjustable truss rod. My guitar teacher has always said this is a key feature for any acoustic guitar. (make sure you let a professional adjust it if you need it down the road)
I cant imagine anyone being disappointed with this guitar and if you read a bit about the history of Oscar Schmidt I think you will be impressed.
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Got this guitar for my 10 yr son for a guitar camp over the summer. Did not know anything about guitars but did a bit of internet research before buying this one. Showed up at camp and instructor said it was a really nice guitar that he should be able to use for years. So pleased with purchase. Did also end up buying a hard case for it at her recommendation to protect it.

My daughter loves this guitar! The wood is beautiful and it's a real guitar, not a toy-- It holds the tuning and has decent strings, not plastic. I know nothing about guitars but my daughter wanted one for her 10th birthday, so I researched online what size I should get. When I ordered it I felt like I should cross my fingers! But the 3/4 size is perfect for an average 10 yr old, even for a few more years. The fact that it's a nice instrument makes it fun for her to practice. I also bought a kids' beginner guitar course book w/ cd and she went thru that in 1 day, but she's had piano and violin. Another note, I'm not sure how to attach a strap to the guitar but she doesn't stand up to play yet, anyway.