Not for a professional gig, but it's playable.  But, realize you have to learn how to tool it, even if it were tune prior to shipping.  Any string e x instrument will quickly go out of tun e u until it is broken in.  One of the sheets describes which strings should be turned to which note.  You need any reasonable means to tune it, be it an electronic tuner, a keyboard, or reference tones off the internet.  This is one of those things you have to learn to do for any string instrument.  By the way, when tuning the peg will sometimes get to a position where it will seem that you can't properly get the tool on it.  The tool has the same opening on the other end, only rotated, so you sound use the opposite end of the tool if you when you run into this situation...probably buried in the instructions somewhere.  Happy harping... and look for their song book for addition music templates... No need to learn to read music, if you don't want to.