but if you're not too fond of retuning(it's hard to keep in tune cuz the 3 lower strings are nylon) and don't like getting your fingers

It is a good idea to immediately put really good strings on any inexpensive new guitar (under $200) because the manufacturer will put really bad strings on it to keep the cost down and the strings make a huge difference in how a guitar sounds and how well it stays in tune

I've owned other, better nylon string guitars.

It is a good idea to immediately put really good strings on any inexpensive new guitar (under $200) because the manufacturer will put really bad strings on it to keep the cost down and the strings make a huge difference in how a guitar sounds and how well it stays in tune

The guitar is OK, but you're going to need to spend 40-50 bucks for a proper gig bag and decent strings to make it workable.

The strings, for now, are fine.

The action is so high that even if this guitar had good intonation to begin with (it doesn't) fretting a string after the 10th fret is not only