I've been using this guitar for the last four months, but now it sounds like it's buzzing because the fret bar is bent at the base. I'm stuck with the product and don't know what to do. Kindly support.

Llego dañada y tenia dedos marcados parece que fue usada anteriormente

Gitar üzerindeki teller akort tutmaz bir durumdaydı ve çok kalitesizdi değiştirmek zorunda kaldım

la guitarra es estéticamente hermosa la calidad es muy buena 👏🏻👍🏻a me llegó en perfecto estado

La verdad es de las mejores compras que he echo no sabía que esperar pero está muy bien todo llegó bien

Si me gustó, no le pongo 5 estrellas porque llegó con un pequeño golpe.Suena muy bien.Buen costo beneficio.

Esta genial!!El sonido es demasiado relajante y muy bonito, yo recomiendo que si quieres una guitarra para principiantes y luego esta, ya que aunque sea una guitarra muy muy buena cálida precio, esta guitarra es para sacar todo lo que quieras, muy recomendable.

Excelente guitarra.100% recomendable.Llego en tiempo y forma, sin detalles.Tiene un excelente sonido, no trastea, muy ligera, muy suave, tiene un aspecto muy bonito.

After some research online, we decided on this guitar sight unseen. Under $150 CAD in total. This is for my 12 year old son who is very serious and eager to learn the guitar. He already had a Harper 3/4 sized we got locally, but it has an issues staying in tune, has no truss rod adjustment, and the strings are quite high off of the fret board, so tough on the fingers. This Jasmine arrived in fine order, and right out of the box sounds incredible for this price range. All it needed was a tune, and it was ready to go. Even my son's new instructor approved of it and liked it, and he is a very old school, long time, guitar player and instructor.We also have a nice Yamaha F325 here as well, also great for a beginner, and the Jasmine just feels and sounds better to us. The instructor even said my son should use the Jasmine over the Yamaha for his lessons and for practice. The Jasmine also has a matte finish, while the Yamaha has a glossy finish.Overall the feel, the sound, the look, the quality, and the playability seems to inspire one to want to play the guitar. Great for the beginner, or even a seasoned player. It even inspires me to want to play again as I used to play many years ago before taking to the piano/keyboard. I am thinking of getting a semi acoustic/electric made by Jasmine as well. A very nice guitar!

Gran guitarra, merecidas las 5 estrellas. Los acabados son fabulosos, te da la sensación de haber comprado una guitarra de alto costo. El sonido es enriquecedor y balanceado. 👌Por el precio es genial.

Precio-calidad excelente, suena muy bien, ligera, es un poco grande, pero es liviana y el mástil es delgado, dos días tocando y no se desafía, buena guitarra

I currently own seven guitars, all different, to accommodate/enhance various styles of play. My acoustic workhorse has been an Ovation Celebrity - nothing fancy, not a great tone, but it plays really well and it sounds nice when amplified. I bought this Jasmine for a few reasons - 1) I wanted a beater guitar for camping trips, 2) I wanted a guitar that I could leave in an alternate tuning (probably DADGAD), and 3) because of reason #1, I didn't want to pay much. After finding this guitar (priced at about $85.00) and reading the reviews, my curiosity was piqued so I thought I'd give it a try.I've had it for about a week now and I'm back at square one in a way. This guitar looks too pretty (the satin finish is beautiful), sounds too great (wonderful tone, great sustain, superb intonation), and plays too well (the action was decent right out of the box, no fret buzz anywhere) to use it for its intended purpose! In fact, this 'budget' guitar is the first guitar I've ever owned that I've considered honoring it with a name.I'm selling the Ovation because it just can't compete tonally with this Jasmine. I've already ordered a second. And if the second is consistent with the first, I'll probably order a third (for camping... ?)!In the words of Vizzini, "it's inconceivable" that a guitar this nice would be so cheap!A note to beginners:I highly recommend this guitar to any adult (or almost-adult-sized child) wanting to learn to play - it's inexpensive, it plays well (if properly adjusted), and it has a wonderful tone.Having said that, I would like to add this:The guitar strings will need to be changed occasionally due to use; they will lose tonal quality, they may break.In fact, you may need to change them from the outset (don't be alarmed or disappointed - it happens, particularly with inexpensive guitars. And they're pretty cheap). There is a variety from which to choose but I would recommend starting with a 'Silk and Steel' type - they're typically easier on new (un-calloused) fingertips. Once your fretting fingers are toughened, you'll want to experiment, as your string choice will affect your playing style as well as your tone.The action (the distance from the strings to the fingerboard) may need to be adjusted to make playing easier. As a general rule, if the strings are higher than the thickness of a US quarter (measured at the 12th fret), the action needs to be lowered. If the strings are lower than that, you're probably getting fret buzz (from the string(s) vibrating against a fret when the string is plucked). Most music stores can correct this (for a fee), or an experienced guitar-playing friend may be kind enough to help. You can do it yourself if you're so inclined (instructional videos can be easily found on YouTube) but I would strongly suggest having an experienced person oversee your first few efforts.There are a couple of accessories that will be greatly beneficial and should be acquired immediately if you don't already have them:1) A guitar case or a guitar stand (you have to do something to keep it safe when you're not playing it).2) A guitar tuner.3) Guitar picks (plectrums). You don't necessarily need these; some guitarists prefer to play with their fingers. But most use a pick. There is a wide variety, so experiment. They not only affect your ease of play but, if you pay attention, you'll notice they also affect the tone you're getting. In fact, I use specific picks for different guitars.4) A neck strap. Another item you don't necessarily need (if you always sit while playing). If you want to stand while playing, it's a virtual necessity.I hope this has helped!

I got this guitar for my son as his birthday present as he had been playing on a cheap Encore guitar for a few years and decided he needed an upgrade. At only £99 and made by the reputable brand Takamine he decided he liked this guitar for the body shape and cutaway so I ordered it for him. When it arrived (just 2 days later) its fair to say he wasn't disappointed! He absolutely loves his guitar! It has a very nice look and according to him an amazing tone and resonance for such a low cost guitar. He showed it to his teacher who guessed that it had cost £300 and was shocked when he told him it had only been £99! Would definitely recommend this guitar to anyone and will definitely be buying another Takamine for his next guitar!