snijbonenmolen

For a 99 euro guitar it is quite good, there is not a lot of fancy hardware on there, but is plays quite well... Compared to my squire strat it's a lot lighter, but you still have a decent solid guitar in hands. the tuning seems to be affected a little by the angle you hold the guitar in, but if you keep that in mind it should be no problem. If you're looking for a cheap spare guitar, this is certainly one to think about,

This was actually my first bass guitar, it is easily playable, not overly heavy and quite durable

These picks have great grip and are quite durable. I use these with my bass whenever picks are required and they hold up far longer then the California picks and cheap Chinese picks I have used in the past.

Great step up from the normal hybrid slinkies I've been using before (and still use for my first bass, the cobalts give of a nice sound and play well enough whether you prefer your fingers or a pick.

If you want to practice your guitar skills on the road, or simply do not hate your neighbours enough to blast a real stack of speakers at them at home, then this is something you could givee a go. It does well enough for guitars, not that much for bass guitars, but you cannot expect a really big sound from something the size of a coffee mug.