Anyone recommend one please
Thomann do own brand ones that are actually good for very little money
Isn't a Yam Pacifica the standard response for this kind of question?
[url= http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Squier-By-Fender-Mini-Stratocaster-3-4-Size-Electric-Guitar-Red/2RP ]3/4 Squire Strat[/url]
Youngest Seadog had one of these when he was 10. Very nice. Was improved by putting on a slightly heavier gauge of string than it came with, as it made tuning easier.
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For £110, I don't think it can be faulted. The build quality of cheaper guitars is amazing these days.
I'd go for a Squier, an Epiphone or a Yamaha Padifica. Quality is great and those big name brands are generally easier to sell afterwards. I'd personally b something in Cash Converters, but that's because I play guitar and wouldn't have a problem changing strings etc. if you're not confident doing that then your local guitar shop wild take care of all of that for you.
Sounds like a good swap, what guitar are you offering?
Super Mega Ukulele?
Personally I still think that you're hard pressed to beat the Squire Strat in terms of quality and more importantly playability at this price point.
I'd go for a full size over a 3/4 size....unless they're really small, they'll be perfectly fine with a full size, and are only going to get bigger! I have numerous students aged 9/10 that are playing full size electrics.
Thanks chaps. Onzadog- brilliant
I bought one second hand from a trusted guitar teacher which he said was excellent for the money. £50 but can't remember the make and youngest opted for rugby instead! If you're interested email in profile.