All user reviews for the Tanglewood TW145/12 SC

electro acoustic guitar shape mini-jumbo
solid cedar
mahogany back and sides
Mahogany
mechanical resembles Grover but are certainly not (very sketchy)
B-Band preamp A3TY (integrated tuner)

UTILIZATION

the guitar is fun to play even if the handle is a bit wide
on my model, the handle has a defect: a bump height of 14 and 15 frets which makes curling treble strings on the bottom of the handle and the box 14 which sounds like the 15 on the high E string
After two years, and with very moderate use, the table began to rise and by the bridge is off

SOUNDS

the sound is more than adequate and well balanced for a guitar of this price
afraid to be a slight lack of slamming into acute for my taste
I never use it plugged in, so I can not judge the amplified sound

OVERALL OPINION

In summary, I would not recommend anyone to buy this guitar because by reading other reviews, I'm not the only one having problems violin. It is therefore not a single fault.
damage because it had everything to make a decent quality guitar but the violin is more than perfectible!!

- Solid Cedar
- Mahogany back and sides
- Handle a massive piece
- Rosewood Fingerboard & Bridge
- INLAYS abalone
- Grover Tuners
- Satin Finish
- Equipped with a B-Band EQ A3TY (tuner)

UTILIZATION

Relatively light to handle guitar a bit wide (logical for 12 strings). The body is nice and looks good.
The sound is warm and excellent projection. The mechanical take really good agreement and the tuner is accurate.

SOUNDS

Certainly, a 12-string is not intended to be versatile but its register, it's fine. I will say it is a bit light in the bass in terms of power. The midrange and treble gives me satisfaction.

OVERALL OPINION

I have this guitar for 2 years so too soon to argue that it is excellent value for money.