LarryUK Posted July 9, 2017 Posted July 9, 2017 http://www.6stringsattached.net/p/kepma-a1cd1c.html Although not sold in the UK, I do believe they are sold in the US. I bought one today from a local ad. It was..Guitar. Padded bag. Capo and spare strings. Total price..£25. I had to take a chance after watching some videos on it. I'm amazed at the playability and how full sounding it is.the quality isn't brilliant (Matt finish?) but for a learner it would be a great guitar. Has anyone tried them?
StRanger7032 Posted July 9, 2017 Posted July 9, 2017 http://www.6stringsattached.net/p/kepma-a1cd1c.html Although not sold in the UK, I do believe they are sold in the US. I bought one today from a local ad. It was..Guitar. Padded bag. Capo and spare strings. Total price..£25. I had to take a chance after watching some videos on it. I'm amazed at the playability and how full sounding it is.the quality isn't brilliant (Matt finish?) but for a learner it would be a great guitar. Has anyone tried them? Kepma Guitar? I thought that was the opposite of Gotriddama Guitar.
LarryUK Posted July 10, 2017 Author Posted July 10, 2017 Never even heard of them. Good find? It's not high end, but it plays ok. If I could find a young kid that needs one, I'd give it to him/her. I didn't get the help I wanted when I was a kidm so I know what it's like.
merciful-evans Posted July 10, 2017 Posted July 10, 2017 It's not high end, but it plays ok. If I could find a young kid that needs one, I'd give it to him/her. I didn't get the help I wanted when I was a kidm so I know what it's like. Same here Larry. I would happily pass on a surplus guitar to someone keen to learn. Cheap guitars that are usable are fine. When they are good too, its great.
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