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Kadence Acoustica Series Acoustic Electric Guitar - Wooden Acoustic Guitars (Zebra Wood) - Electric Acoustic Guitar with Pickup, Inbuilt Tuner and Bag - Guitar Acoustic for Beginner & Professionals

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Color: Zebra Wood


Features

  • ACOUSTIC-ELECTRIC GUITAR: The first choice from the house of Kadence comes from the Acoustica series. Our semi acoustic-electric guitars are built to have great sound quality, high durability, and increased ease of use for both beginners as well as professionals. The 40-inch stature makes it easy to handle and carry around without compromising on the sound quality. Made from zebra wood, our electro acoustic guitars come with a pickup, inbuilt tuner and bag. Everything you need to start playing.
  • ADJUSTABLE ACTION: Built-in truss rod can balance the tension caused by strings or temperature change shrinking, for a straight and durable neck. The adjustable electric acoustic guitars neck allows your hand to stay in a comfortable position by keeping the strings at a perfect height. Kadence semi acoustic guitar electric has a built-in preamp for amplified use with volume control, 2 band EQ, bass and treble, integrated tuner for fast and easy tuning. Making it perfect for juniors and adults.
  • ACCURATE TUNE: The 40inch cutaway guitar acoustic electric employs an 18:1 premium machine head that runs very smooth with no slack. It can help you to lock the string in position and adjust the pitch more accurately. The Kadence guitar is easy to tune and hold tune after the first tune-up of strings. Kadence guitars have better bass, better volume, and fuller sound. Suited for all styles of music, and guitarists over 14 years old, especially beginners, students, or adults.
  • EASY CUTAWAY DESIGN TO PLAY: The cutaway design of this acoustic guitar allows you easier access to the upper frets. Classical unique design allows you to easily change strings and makes sure the playing tone is great. Elegant inlay provides a classic, acoustic look and the cutaway shape allows you to reach higher on the fret to reach high notes. Place the included pickguard underneath the guitar soundhole to protect from pick scratches while playing. The strings are soft and smooth to touch.
  • QUALITY INSTRUMENTS FOR EVERYDAY: With a wide variety of musical instruments, Kadence is committed to developing better comfortable and functional acoustic guitars, providing quality services and excellent products. With quality instruments from Kadence, youll have a constant companion for life. Regardless of what you love to play, just make sure to express yourself. Whatever your age or skill level, our guitars electric will make sure all your musical desires are fulfilled.

Brand: Kadence


Color: Zebra Wood


Top Material Type: zebra


Body Material: Wood


Back Material Type: Basswood


Neck Material Type: Mahogany


Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: 2 Band EQ


String Material Type: Phosphor Bronze


Hand Orientation: Right


Item Weight: 8.38 pounds


Product Dimensions: 198 x 16.5 x 198 inches


Item model number: KAD-A05EQN


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 1, 2021


Back Material: Basswood


Body Material: Wood


Color Name: Zebra Wood


Fretboard Material: Rosewood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: 2 Band EQ


Scale Length: 25.5 inches


String Material: Phosphor Bronze


Top Material: zebra


Neck Material Type: Mahogany


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Bridge System: Fixed


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • A No brainer
Color: Ash Wood
I bought this to give an honest review. I am not sponsored or anything with this company. I bought it with my money. I set up guitars for several people and myself. The guitar I received was absolutely awesome. The neck relief, fretjob, action, finish, packaging, all were top notch right out of the box! I love the matte finish on the guitar. And especially on the back of the neck. No sticky hands trying to slide down the neck! I checked the frets with a fret rocker, no high frets, and smooth frets! The relief is about .006 at the 8th fret! Amazing! And no fret buzz! I checked the on board tuner with a clip on snark. Spot on. Intonation was great. Setup was great as well. Action is about 2mm on low E and about 1.5mm on the hight E at the 12th fret. Oh and sound, it's fantastic acoustic and electric. Great resonance and sustain. Tuners are smooth and responsive. Stays in tune. The electronics are as expected, cheap but works. No dead spots or loss of sound on all strings. I would gig with this in a heartbeat. I will put a set of elixirs on it now that I know it is worth the cost of the strings. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024 by Jeremy C.

  • Kadence A05 - Beautiful finish; decent sound - about what you'd expect for a $119 guitar.
Color: Zebra Wood
I'll be honest: I bought this guitar on a whim almost solely because of the gorgeous zebrawood finish and it did not disappoint. Sure, it's still a laminate with a very thin veneer, but at least it's not a printed picture top. For the most part the fit and finish is good with just a few minor blemishes. The fretwork was fine and the neck is thin, making it very easy to play. The electronics seem to work fine. Out of the box, it had horrible fret buzzing, but that was easily corrected by giving the neck a fair amount of relief (with the included Allen key) The factory strings are very cheap, so I replaced them. While I had the strings off, I polished the frets and conditioned the very dry fretboard. Once I got it tuned up, I tested it out. Overall, the sound is good, but nothing amazing. It doesn't have much sustain or bottom end. This seems better suited for fingerstyle play, but even then the notes don't ring out the way you'd like them to on an acoustic guitar. Again - is it terrible? No, it's about what you'd expect from a laminated $119 guitar on Amazon. It does come with a decent padded gig bag, which is nice. This would be a great beginner guitar, after minor adjustments. The finish is stunning and if that makes you pick it up to play then that's something. Please note that ALL guitars need some sort of adjustment. That's just part of owning a guitar. There are a lot of great videos online that teach you how to do a basic setup. Just because you get fret buzzing doesn't mean the guitar is bad - it just needs to be adjusted. Wood changes with temperature and humidity. If you don't feel comfortable adjusting your guitar, find a friend who can do it for you. This is a good instrument at a good price. Let's Music! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2021 by Devin A.

  • This guitar sounds good!
Color: Ash Wood
I was amazed by the sound quality from such an inexpensive guitar. I think it's beautiful also. I took it out of the box and tuned it. I used my clip-on tuner to verify the accuracy of the built in tuner. The built in tuner worked well but the notes on it are quite small. If you're old and poor of eyesight like me, you might be better off using a clip-on with a larger display. You need to purchase a 9-volt battery for the electronics as it doesn't come with one. I've been playing quite a while, but I consider myself somewhere between a beginner and intermediate player. I really like this guitar and would encourage anyone who plays or wants to learn to purchase it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024 by Wayne H

  • Different, but pleasantly surprised
Color: Ash Super Combo
Arrived in a single box, guitar shaped, using the bag as a support for the neck. Accessories were packed in a single bag in another area in the box. Upon initial review, it has a surprising amount of sustain and sound. I am a local luthier in my region, (SE Tennessee), repairing and restoring about 2-4 guitars a week. I collect off-name guitars as a hobby, when I can afford it. I saw the Kadence and thought I'd try it. The Kadence Acoustica is a great value for a beginner. IT DOES NEED A SIMPLE SETUP, at least mine does. The neck was almost bone straight, which is fabulous. There was no fret sprout. Frets seem level for the money. But the saddle, which is plastic, was way too high. This is a simple fix which most owners can do. Simply loosen the strings so you can pull the pins on the saddle and remove the strings from that area. Sand the BOTTOM of the saddle so it sits lower in the groove. Be careful not to go too much, but you can see with your eye how much. You need what is called a break point for the strings to climb over before being held by the pins, while still keeping the action low as possible. Go SLOW, you get one chance to make it right. That is about it, at least the one I received. Tuners, OK. Not the best, but it tuned up well, fairly smoothly, with no excess play or grinding in the tuners. Electronics are cheap, but they work, and I was able to tune just fine with a fresh battery. Strings are cheap, but this is one of those guitars that demands Extra Lights. Don't try to make it louder with Lights or Mediums. The Ash top is interesting. A veneer, not swamp ash, but cut like veneer, where they rotate the log and take a thin slice off as it goes around. Instead of all the growth rings showing, you get a different look. I would have never selected Ash, (forget Swamp ash, it is not), but the resonance is surprising. I like it! My guitar has walnut for back and sides, and has five ply binding on the front, and single ply binding on the back. The saddle is held with glue and two screws, should hold forever. This is a bargain and sounds great. I know the reviews in 2023 hit this hard, and having lived in China years ago, I think they changed factories and now produce a decent product. Highly recommended for beginners, fireside plays, and even maybe as a backup for a small band if you can get the electronics to blend. For this money, just buy it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024 by Paul S. Brzozowski

  • Veneer delaminating 5days after return window…
Color: Ash Super Combo
Firstly. Overall, the guitar is great. Tone is beautiful, string action is short and more like an electric than my old acoustic guitars. Tuner works well, I have not plugged it into an amp though. The only reason I have 1 star is to get the vendors attention. Yesterday I noticed the veneer bubbling up at the sound hole. The return window ended 5 days ago. A great guitar doesn’t really matter if it falls apart in a month of casual (2-3hours/week) playing. Hoping to get it resolved so I can rate the instrument more accurately. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024 by Phil E. Phil E.

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