Kona K2 Series Thin Body Acoustic/Electric Guitar

I'm no professional guitar player and can't even read a lick of music! That being said I'm self taught and just really enjoy playing with a guitar. I've had an inexpensive Yamaha for years that could never hold a tune so I bought this particular guitar. I haven't had to adjust the original tuning since I've had it and the sound is incredible. From the price and playability to the quality of the instrument, I couldn't be more satisfied!

Everything is good sounds great. It's beautiful how do you recommend it. I turned it up and checked it out. Holler foreads are perfect and the tuners in the top. In the back end, nothing saddle adjustment is good. Very comfortable. Easy to play. Did you display.

great price for a guitar with so many features. string action was setup for easy playability. good finish, quality strings. Good sounds for a thinline guitar. The neck is thin qnd 3asy to play with smaller hands. very satisfied!

I was pleasantly surprised when i opened up the box. The guitar looks amazing and sounds surprisingly good even unplugged. Plugged in to an amp with a little chorus is absolutely heavenly. The neck is slim and easier to play than my other acoustics. Outstanding value.

Great cheap guitar. If you like a thin body this is it. Still sounds like a big box guitar.

Great guitar. Exactly as expected!

Didn't think it was that great when I first got it. you do need to change the strings... almost took it back... but i have had it a while now, and I am going to keep it

Great looks. plays well out of the box. Some minor finish flaws, but great value at this price. Would buy again.

Large sound out of a thin body guitar. It sounds great plugged in or unplugged. Well worth the price.

I really like this guitar. It is easy to play and sounds good. The intonation is great all along the neck. The string action is near perfect (Checked it with a Fritz Ruler). The strings are nice (D'Addario EXP Coated Phosphor Bronze). There are a few issues though. The first is that the cover for the electronic controls had fallen off and was banging around inside the guitar body before I opened it. The second is that there are a few blemishes on the finish. The worst one is on the bottom of the neck. These are overall minor issues though. They don't affect the way it plays, and I wanted this guitar to use when I want to play outside anyway. I think I'll keep it. It's better than some of the guitars that I've played in the past that cost a lot more. For the money, I would encourage others to try it out. Oh yeah, the electronics work well and sound great also. If I were buying this as a gift for someone, I would probably send it back for a replacement due to those issues. I looked at it closer and the finish is coming off the bottom of the neck. Oh well, you get what you pay for.