- Guitar La Patrie manufactures hand, Qubec, by Seagull, Godin Group
- 22 frets, no microphone. Fully acoustic guitar
- Mahogany neck and rosewood. Trs a soft touch

UTILIZATION

- The handle is enjoyable trs. It is quite large and can easily accder all the strings. For the habitus of Takamine and standing ovations, it is surprising to beginners.
- Access in acute is not ais. The guitar does not pan possde blow forcment limiting this type of game but it does not own a 12 string to play that rev up.
- A guitar fairly large (dreadnougth), but nanmoins lgre. Its size could pose problem for shorter riders, but it remains very easy "manoeuver".
- Sound! Ds an excellent grip THE FIRST-sous Reserved Did you know put one or two chords! ...

SOUNDS

- Sounds perfect accompaniment to rich and trs trs provided. on the other hand, for solo play, go through the box 6 strings.

OVERALL OPINION

I possde this guitar for two weeks.
I played until now an Art and Lutherie, so I ease the transition to this "cousin". I fell for an M12 plutt for an S12 for the quality of the table (one pica is when the other is cedar). Quality of wood and Resistors suprieure more inviting to small shock when you lug around his guitar everywhere.
I tried several other models, particularly in and Takamine Cort. Report qualitprix indniable. This is the Seagull who wins!