It shouldn't be(unless he is a dwarf).Seriously,the best way to tell is to take he or she to a music store and try out full size and 3/4 size Guitars.If the reach is too far then it may be too big.It probably wont be too big.Also keep in mind that a 13 year old will grow.My 10 year old daughter started off with 3/4 size guitars and now she is using full size.The best way is to have them try out different sizes and see which one they feel most comfortable with.
As a guitar teacher I can say yes, a 12 year old should play a full size guitar.
Depends upon the size of the 12 year old. Sorry, couldn't resist. I have 12 year old students and I stronhly recommend a standard scale, full size guitar. A smaller neck will only rob the child of a lot of progress when he/she decides to step up.
It really depends on how matured, physically, he/she is and how experienced they are. I am a male and I matured to a full size guitar when I was 12 so I would say yes. Just let them try it out :)
Depends on his/her height you can choose 3/4-size (if less than 5') or full size.
its smaller than a 1 and bigger than a two quarter
As a guitar teacher I can say yes, a 12 year old should play a full size guitar.
A 3/4-sized guitar would be a better choice. If you consider buying an electric guitar, keep in mind that it's quite heavy for a 9-year old and frequently carrying it on a strap may result in spinal disorders - so I was told in a guitar shop.
Depends upon the size of the 12 year old. Sorry, couldn't resist. I have 12 year old students and I stronhly recommend a standard scale, full size guitar. A smaller neck will only rob the child of a lot of progress when he/she decides to step up.
It really depends on how matured, physically, he/she is and how experienced they are. I am a male and I matured to a full size guitar when I was 12 so I would say yes. Just let them try it out :)
Depends on the size of the child, take them along to a music shop and have them hold one.
Depends on his/her height you can choose 3/4-size (if less than 5') or full size.
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its smaller than a 1 and bigger than a two quarter
Speaking from experience, there was once a young boy I knew who started to play from the age of 5, beginning with a smaller guitar. A few years later, he discovered that the full sized guitar was very difficult to play, regardless of the skill he learned with the smaller guitar. I began learning the guitar at the age of 8 and I began with a full sized guitar. The only challenges I had was changing to a guitar that had a higher action (strings further away from the fretboard and pickups) or one with a slightly wider neck. I've never measured the size of a guitar, but my advice would be to give the 11 year old a full sized guitar. Switching to another or newer guitar does not require a greater transition.
A very simple electric guitar was made in 1931 by rickenbacker i think, but les paul made the first solid body electric guitar in early 40's i think
the answer is drums, base guitar, and electric guitar.
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