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Second go round of trying to learn. I tried a couple of years ago to learn.......didn't work out. This time a little more patients and dedication. Also I have a five year old son who wants Santa to bring him an electric guitar. I've been surfing around and found a Johnson 1/2 or 3/4 size with amp, strap and case for about 179.00. Any thoughts on this guitar and size? Who knows maybe he can learn and teach the old man.

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If you wan't to get him a really smoking electric guitar for not too much$$, you can snatch up an agile off e-bay for 200$ and get a Traynor practice amp for almost nothing... Ebay is your friend, at least most of the time.

Also if you could link the Johnson I will tell you what I think of it. I guess if your kids only 5 years old an agile might be overdoing it a bit, but thats for you to decide.


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This link should work

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I would assume for a 5 year old this would be a good guitar, since I imagine it will get beat around alot. The pup's will probably be noisy, but nothing a 5 year old is gonna notice. I would say its a safe bet, I may worry about the quality of the electronic components though.


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