Guitar

[Carband]

Found guitar in my parents closet from when I was a kid (the later 90's-early 00's)

I assume it isn't worth much, considering their financial status back then...but I couldn't even find the maker. Is this worth holding on to it if I wanted to learn to play, or should I just sell it at my next garage sale?

[slooky]

I would hang onto it, not for learning but just for keepsakes. My first guitar my mom and dad bought me, I wish i still had for that very reason

[HOF dad]

the pictures came out very large and hard to see much but the very last one appears to show the maker's label inside the soundhole.
Am I seeing that right?

[Tony Burns]

your right not valuable , but what the heck it might be playable ( cant determine from the photos )
but it is what it is -something that you dont have to buy - have a friend check out the bridge -
( space at bottom ? ) maybe put on a new set of strings -what do you have to loose !
Good luck !


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[Carband]

Originally Posted by HOF dad

the pictures came out very large and hard to see much but the very last one appears to show the maker's label inside the soundhole.
Am I seeing that right?

yes! Part of my text got cut out...I meant that I couldn't find one from the maker. I looked around online and couldn't find one that looked like mine for reviews.

[pjmacd]

Here's a little bit of information about that brand of guitars:

https://www.guitar-list.com/brands/star-fire