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Published on 09/16/04 at 15:00I purchased this from an Exchange store on base for $250 USD back in 1998. Wanted to continue my practicing while I served in the Army.
It is a well made and solid guitar. Had bright sound with it's original strings. When the strings were replaced with a more heavier strings, had very nice resonance. Stays in tune very well over the period I've had it.
Action on the strings were a little high until I changed to a heavier string. Some of the fret edges were rough and required a little filing on the edges.
Very solid in construction. Some fret edges were rough.
Very good guitar for learning and practicing with. Had this now for over 7 years and it still is going strong. I use it now to teach my daughter how to play as I've graduated to a better guitar.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
It is a well made and solid guitar. Had bright sound with it's original strings. When the strings were replaced with a more heavier strings, had very nice resonance. Stays in tune very well over the period I've had it.
Action on the strings were a little high until I changed to a heavier string. Some of the fret edges were rough and required a little filing on the edges.
Very solid in construction. Some fret edges were rough.
Very good guitar for learning and practicing with. Had this now for over 7 years and it still is going strong. I use it now to teach my daughter how to play as I've graduated to a better guitar.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com