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product_id: 2649995
title: "Suzuki, 49-Key Digital Sound Guitar (QC1)"
brand: "suzuki"
price: "€ 72.87"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 3
url: https://www.desertcart.sk/products/2649995-suzuki-49-key-digital-sound-guitar-qc1
store_origin: SK
region: Slovakia
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# 4 octaves range 36 soft-touch buttons 7W power output Suzuki, 49-Key Digital Sound Guitar (QC1)

**Brand:** suzuki
**Price:** € 72.87
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎤 Strum Your Way to Stardom!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Suzuki, 49-Key Digital Sound Guitar (QC1) by suzuki
- **How much does it cost?** € 72.87 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/2649995-suzuki-49-key-digital-sound-guitar-qc1)

## Best For

- suzuki enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted suzuki brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Connect and Amplify:** Line out stereo connection for seamless integration with your sound system.
- • **Portable Creativity:** Lightweight design (22" x 12" x 3") makes it easy to jam anywhere.
- • **Diverse Rhythms Await:** Explore 10+ rhythm styles, from rock to blues, and elevate your sound.
- • **Educational Excellence:** 36 soft-touch buttons and 84 chord combinations make learning a breeze.
- • **Unleash Your Inner Musician:** With 109 MIDI voices at your fingertips, create melodies that resonate.

## Overview

The Suzuki 49-Key Digital Sound Guitar (QC1) is a versatile educational instrument featuring a 4-octave range, 109 MIDI voices, and 36 soft-touch buttons for easy chord play. With a powerful 7W output and a variety of rhythm styles, this guitar is perfect for both beginners and seasoned musicians looking to enhance their sound. Its lightweight design and line-out stereo connection make it ideal for on-the-go creativity.

## Description

It's Hip - It's Quick - It's Qool! Everyone loves music, but turning the desire into reality takes a commitment in time and money most of us just aren't willing to make. But now, anyone can become a member of the band quickly and inexpensively with the new QChord, an exciting digital instrument that strums like a guitar, plays chords like piano and melody like a keyboard. Anyone, musician or not, can instantly sound like a pro at the touch of a button. You can't make a mistake! And like a video game, Qchord has multiple skill levels. Learn to play in seconds, then add features as you get good! Play up to 84 different chord combinations, 100 instrument voices and fully orchestrated rhythms using the LCD display, all assignable to the 4 octave strum plate or melody keyboard. Completely portable, QChord goes anywhere the fun is.

## Features

- Range: 4 octaves
- General MIDI voices: 109. Power Output 7 Watts, 5 Inches Oval Speaker and Bass Ports
- Chord: 36 soft-touch buttons, 84 chord combinations (major, minor, 7th)
- Buttons: major 7th, minor 7th, augmented, and diminished. Teaching - an excellent educational instrument
- Rhythm: rock, country, dance, lounge, new age, waltz, ballad, march, boss nova, and blues shuffle (additional rhythm styles available on the optional rhythm style cartridges). Line out stereo connection

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Neck Material Type | Plastic |
| String Material Type | Brass |
| Body Material Type | Plastic |
| Color | Purple |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 22"L x 12"W x 3"H |
| Scale Length | 10 inches |
| Guitar Bridge System | Adjustable |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | MIDI |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SUZUKI
- **Color:** Purple
- **Top Material Type:** Acrylonitrile Butadlene Styrene
- **Body Material:** Plastic
- **Back Material Type:** Plastic
- **Neck Material Type:** Plastic
- **Fretboard Material Type:** Plastic
- **Guitar Pickup Configuration:** MIDI
- **String Material Type:** Brass
- **Hand Orientation:** Right

## Images

![Suzuki, 49-Key Digital Sound Guitar (QC1) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61zB8ztqUhL.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thought I wanted an autoharp, WRONG! - WE Love the Q!
*by G***E on November 8, 2012*

I was looking at autoharps - wanted an instrument that was easy to learn, easy to carry, and sounded good. Then I found the Q-Chord and the price was so good I went ahead and bought it. I am SO GLAD I DID. I absolutely love this thing. AC Adapter for Suzuki QChord). I bought the Rhythm Style QCard Cartridge (for use with the Suzuki QChord) as well and a book of folk song songs that included the chords and the melody line.Wow. All I can say is that I can waste HOURS playing on this fun instrument. I could start playing songs right away - not much learning curve on the basic functions.It is really not like a guitar - it is more like an electronic autoharp with jamming capabilities. Even though in the photos they show people holding it and playing it like a guitar, that would actually be impossible because you can't reach all of the chord buttons. But it works very nicely on my lap or on a table. You don't need any keyboard or piano skills. Just press the chord button and stum with your fingers. No picks, no sore fingers.My husband plays guitar and I've always wanted to be able to play along. Now I can. And I didn't need months or years of music lessons!If you love music but don't know how to make it on your own, the Q-chord is fabulous. Even if you just hum or whistle its fun.My plan is to learn a handful of old time songs and hymns and then volunteer at the nursing home or hospice. I'm really glad I chose this instrument.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Musical Instrument - Not a Toy!
*by U***R on July 12, 2016*

First of all, let me dispell some misconceptions about the Suzuki QChord I read on previous reviews: Note: I'm a studio musician with over fourty years of experince. I play the guitar, clarinet, trumpet, and piano. I am not "musically challenged". Here are my observations on the QChord: It is not a toy. It sounds great. The voices are not "cheezy" or "70s synthesizer" sounds. It is easy to play but practice and working on your technique out will result in a wonderful musical experience for you and your family. This is a real musical instrument that is enjoyed by novices and professional musicians alike. You do not need musical talent or experience to play, but knowing music theory and chord progressions will allow you to do some amazing things with this instrument. As with all musical instruments, you get out of it what you put into it in terms of practice and knowledge. I highly recommend buying this for your pre-teen or teen interested in music. It's not cheap, but (again) it's not a toy. PS: mine came with an a/c adapter included. I believe that is the new norm. I would absolutely buy the two RYTHYM cartridges available and skip buying the song cartridges. You will be able to play lots of songs with any songbook or sheet music that has chords and a melody line. There are zillions online. Don't buy music, download it free and then you can use your smartphone screen to read it while you play. I would also note that a small, plug-in (mini plug, not USB input) speaker and a good set of headphones would be great additions to your QChord purchase. Enjoy and don't listen to the QChord "haters" out there. They are probably jealous you're going to have so much fun!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better as an accompaniment tool Rather than a primary instrument; at least for me.
*by S***O on March 20, 2021*

A friend of mine raved about one of these, so I had to try it out. I was concerned that it was a midi instrument so the Tonal range would be limited. I do have to say that it was a great deal of fun to play with it. I think the strum bar is a terrific idea. The melody option is great for keyboard players as it comes within included template that lays over the buttons. It will be immediately recognizable to a keyboard player.I could see plugging this into a synthesizer or a mixing board to create all kinds of interesting background sounds, especially with techno music or anything with the ethereal sounds. But as a primary instrument, I found the midi voices fairly limited. If you remember the video games back in the 70s and 80s, then you will recognize a midi sound. A lot of improvement has been made for midi to the point that some devices can nearly emulate the real thing. But on the Qchord, No matter what I did, I could not get away from that video game type of tone. I tried all of the “voices“ for guitars and they just really didn’t sound like any kind of guitar I’ve ever heard. Keyboard instruments were better, especially the organ options, but in no way did it sound like a “ Grand piano.” The best sounding voices to me were the horn instruments and the various “effects” sounds.If you’ve had any kind of musical training, especially keyboard, you will figure this out in about an hour. But I would say even a beginner could make a lot of fun sounds and even create some music with the various accompaniment options in a very short amount of time.But I just couldn’t see myself using this as The primary instrument for Playing the type of music I like. Ithink that’s what it boils down to. I sent it back because I just couldn’t see it helping me out with Rock, blues or metal. If you watch the YouTube videos, that will give you a really good idea of the type of music that this device works well with.By the way, I bought mine in March 2021 and it did NOT come with an AC adapter. It did come with 8 C batteries. I tested a couple of them before I sent it back and even after about four hours of messing with it, The battery voltage was nearly as good as a brand new battery.In summary, I wish my friend would’ve pointed me to YouTube to search for “Suzuki Q chord.” That is my advice because you will get a good idea of what the instrument sounds like and how it can be used with the right kind of music. If Suzuki could add sampled voices, like you find in Apples “garage band“ app, then I think you would really have something That would appeal to a broader base of musicians. If I selected “distorted guitar” and it sounded like one, I would’ve definitely kept it.I’ll finish up by saying that it’s a well-designed and well thought out instrument; there is even a video of David Bowie using the Q chord, which is pretty high praise. There are other use cases such as people with special needs or disabilities will find this a godsend compared to a typical instrument. Go listen to it on YouTube and decide for yourself if you could use it as a primary instrument or something for accompaniment.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-20*