Washburn C34CE

21 frets, good microphone, two settings: volume + tone, too bad there have not more settings but good like that the patch is discreet and in any case it can be done on the amp or on the table mix.

UTILIZATION

Channel a bit wide for small hands to discourage me, it's going to be listed here but all mocked jai against the side with my capo ... So make your choice from the capo (if using) accordingly
Access to acute though still a good time because of the size of the handle is a bit hot but have no problems experienced guitarist (plus I'm getting better, the less I realize)
The ergonomics are impeccable, beautiful shape, aspet as good as the classic rock, and is extremely lightweight (well I say that but I also play on a 1967 Flying V, which is extremely heavy so when I go to I feel the same acoustic guitar more)
and we get easily a good sound

SOUNDS

Question sound, this guitar is suitable both for classical and rock (like appearance), again it depends on the quality of the musician but I play a little bit of everything without problems
The sounds are also very nice in the bass (made great thanks to the size of the box) though the lack of precision in the treble bother me a bit, I who am hardcore sounds crystal ... but having said that for the warmth of this guitar sound very well complete my set of instruments.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for about a year and every day when I play I am happy with my choice: this is a great acoustic guitar (well electro-acoustic)
What I like most: it looks and sounds
What I like least: the lack of clarity of sound.
I tried another model before buying, notament a Yamaha C40, the Washburn seems much better and for less.
The value for money: excellent, it cost me 1200 pesos (I live in Mexico) new about 90 euros! And C40, which is roughly equivalent Yamaha here costs twice as much.
In conclusion, I do it again this choice without hesitation, an excellent guitar.