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No hay artículos en el carroEstilo:Hohner Guitar Hohner welcomes you to the world of playing guitar. The Hohner HAG250P is a handcrafted classical guitar with an Agathis top back and sides. This wood match-up creates a crisp texture to the overall sound of the instrument. The smaller scale of this instrument (considered 1/2 sized) is specially designed with the younger player in mind and is highly recommended for the players that are starting between the ages of 5-9. This instrument also comes equipped with light gauge nylon strings for easier fingering as to not discourage the first time player. Hohner has a long tradition of supporting music education. While being in business for over 150 years Hohner has enjoyed creating instruments to help people of all ages express themselves through music. Most recently Hohner has joined forces with GAMA, an organization dedicated to bringing the joy of playing guitar into school systems nationwide. For more information on Hohner and their instruments please visit www.Hohnerusa.com. Customer Care Number 1-800-446-6010
Bobby Digital
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de marzo de 2025
I got these to go in a viridian weapon laser and so far so good. I haven't had to replace the first one yet and it's been about three years. Granted I am not using the laser every day, but it still works to this day so the batteries are doing their job and lasting.
JORGE LAURO
Comentado en México el 28 de febrero de 2025
Todo bien gracias
chris roberts
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de enero de 2025
Works perfect and cheaper than in person store. Amazon has it figured out.
Donald Reed
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de abril de 2025
The best lazer batteries I’ve found.
Jean
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de octubre de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
rantbot
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 1 de noviembre de 2023
As others have noted, the green insulating sleeve covering these batteries is annoying.One might think that the package would have some note explaining why these don't work like everyone else's batteries. There's plenty of space on the back of the package; all they'd have to do is make the blurb telling us how super-fantastic the product is a little bit smaller. Then there'd be room to squeeze in some useful information about the green insulator. But such is not the case.Taking off the plastic could be a challenge to anyone who's a bit of a maladroit, as the battery is small and slippery, and hard to hold onto while juggling a sharp knife. Anyway, once safely held, cut off a slice of the green stuff, just like peeling a potato. One cut should do it; fingernails should suffice from there on to pull off anything green.The real annoyance here is a bit more subtle. Equipment powered by these sorts of batteries generally have battery compartments with nasty little covers. The covers are small and have even smaller tabs and catches sticking out the sides, as well as ridiculous little screws holding the whole thing together. When - not "if" - these plastic parts fail, or the little screws go AWOL, the product will be functionally dead. Now, in this case I had to open the battery compartment, take out the old dying battery, and put in this new one. No function. So I open the compartment again, take out the new battery, flip in around, put it back in, and screw the cover back on the compartment. Still no function. So I open the compartment again, take out the new battery, put the old one back in, and attach the lid. This time the thing works. So, open the compartment, take out the old battery, put in the new one, and button up the cover again. And it's back to non-functionality. So I then open the compartment, remove the battery, cut off the green insulator, re-install the battery, and test. NOW it works. This accounts for nearly a half-dozen open/close cycles for the battery compartment door. That might normally happen over, say, a two-year period. So two years of wear and tear on the battery compartment door were accumulated just changing this battery. This is a major deal because I strongly suspect that the useful lifetime of a product like a laser sight is determined by how long it takes the compartment cover to break or be lost.Once in and working, the batteries function as expected.
CM
Comentado en México el 9 de enero de 2018
Buen tamaño, material resistenteA los niños les gusto mucho y a los adultos tambiénLlego en un tiempo excelente
JJsMommy
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de noviembre de 2017
This has been a great student guitar for my 7 year old who has started guitar lessons. It fits him well, it holds tune pretty well without having to constantly retune it, and it was a great price for a new instrument. I was worried if it would be like a toy guitar but it is a nice looking, little guitar. It doesn't resonate with the great sound that my husbands full size seagull guitar does, but it's small and lightweight and easy for my son to play and it doesn't sound bad either. His teacher was impressed with the guitar for the price I got on Amazon. Strings are easy to press down, he doesn't get too sore of fingers and the buzzing that comes from a guitar that is hard to get the strings pressed down against the fret board properly. I wasn't sure about this when I ordered it but because of amazons great return policies, decided to take a chance on it and am glad I did. For a young kid just getting started, this is a very nice looking, lightweight, small easy guitar to get started on but does not seem like a cheap toy guitar either.
Daniel S. Ciurro
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de octubre de 2016
Great price for a 4 battery pack. I have an Elcan M145 scope with illuminating reticle, but had a very hard time finding what battery it used and where to get them. Amazon to the rescue! I found the batteries at a battery specialty store, but was shocked at the price for just one. This four pack (including shipping, etc) cost less then just one at a store. I did have to do a little troubleshooting to get the reticle to light up. The green rubber jacket around the battery had to be trimmed off of the top and bottom in order to make good contact in the battery compartment. I removed all of the rubber jacket from one of the batteries. It worked well, but was a little loose in the battery pocket. I trimmed just the top and bottom on another battery and that did the trick. Shooting long distance in daylight has never been a problem for me, but only very short distance at night. These batteries allows me to use the Elcan scope to it's full potential. Now I can hit targets at night at 800 meters or more. Very long battery life too. I've been using the first battery for almost 50 hours and it's just as bright now as when I first turned it on.
Megan Leece
Comentado en Canadá el 6 de noviembre de 2014
We bought this for my sons 2nd birthday so he could play his guitar with and like Daddy. It met all our expectations and then some. We knew a "toy" guitar wouldn't cut it, and this is just a smaller version of the real thing; real looking, feeling and sounding. And so far has stood up to a very active 2 year old! Couldn't have asked for anything better. We're so thrilled.
Risa
Comentado en Canadá el 14 de noviembre de 2014
This ended up being a children's guitar and not the pictured "folk guitar"
Tony H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de junio de 2013
This is a child's guitar, so I didn't have very high expectations. The reviews capture the good and bad. This isn't going to win any significant praise for craftsmanship. But it works and sounds pretty good. The strings are going to stretch for a long time. Nylon strings will always stretch and slip a bit. Nature of the beast. Buy better strings that can handle the tighter tune this will need to sound good.You will want to tune it to A-D-G-C-E-A to play it with standard guitar notes/chords. It will take at while for the guitar to hold this tune, but it will. Better strings will help, but they aren't needed right away.The workmanship is pretty basic. There are obvious flaws in the finish, but not horrible. Nothing that impacts play. But it isn't going to win awards. The frets and fingerboard are smooth and feel good. What matters is here.My 3.5 year old son is over the moon with this. He just loves that he can bang away and daddy doesn't get upset with the bumps and drops - which shows this items true value. It's made well enough to be used by kids and it takes abuse well. 4.5 Stars when you factor the low price and durability.UPDATE: ** 2/26/15 **We continue to enjoy playing this guitar. My son has learned a bit and can play a few notes and chords -- he just really enjoys the ability to "jam" when I'm playing mine. I love the quality of this cheap guitar. It now stays in tune for as long as we don't bump the turning pegs or the weather changes drastically. Otherwise, it stays in tune rather well - with the original strings. The tone is rich for the size. Action is still easy on the hands, but maybe a tad high. Not horrible mind you. In the nearly 2 years we've owned this, it has held up very well and looks pretty darn good considering what it has been through as my 3.5 year old is now 5, and lugs this around the house with him nearly daily. He even left it out in the play house out back and had to run and get it when he remembered at bed time. He loves it enough to want to care for it, so it goes back onto the stand each day.I enjoy playing it from time to time. I'm no guitarist - I really stink - but it is fun to play classical music on this and it sounds the part. So very happy and have now pushed this to 5 stars based on the durability and quality over time. While the finish isn't anything special and the hardware is cheap - so it the price and you are getting a lot more than you are paying for in this item. Winner. Highly recommend.
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