All user reviews for the Tacoma Guitars RM6 CE6

I use this guitar for finger picking as well as strumming.

The workmanship on this guitar is excellent. It is a no-frills model. Just a wonderful guitar.

The guitar is feather-light. It feels great in the hands. It is SO easy to play. It is certainly loud enough even for finger picking. The intonation is very good.

It seems that it has a moderate and mellow tone.

It looks amazing - having that paisley off-center sound hole! The pre-amp is fine - no complaints.

It has a one and three quarters inch nut width.

I absolutely love this guitar. I'd never give this thing up. I prefer it to my Gibson ES-335.

This is the official description: "Tacoma Roadking
$929 with hardshell case. Limited transferable lifetime warranty [no longer honored]. Solid spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, tapered braces, bolt-on neck, satin finish, Gotoh tuners [my tuners have been upgraded]. 25.5-inch scale. Nut width: 1 3/4 inches. String spacing at the bridge: 2 5/32 inches. Made in USA."

Dreadnought solid wood guitar made in USA.
Preamp Tacoma with the basic settings (volume, equalizer treble, mid, bass, notch). Not having perfect pitch, preferring to travel light, a tuner would have liked.
Piezo sensor only

UTILIZATION

Very easy to learn and to settle.

SOUNDS

I'm not a great guitarist, I play with me instead for the song. So I play with a pick instead of the agreements and arpeggios.
Given the rosette offset this guitar, I had some doubts about its projection and bass. Well, I was amazed. These low well, nothing wrong. Plugged in, all knobs in the middle, the guitar sounded much better than a yamaha with piezo + internal microphone. Its well-balanced acoustics.

OVERALL OPINION

I have this guitar for a little over a year. The brand was completely unknown, is its shape and sound that conquered me.
Level guitar folk, has a Sigma DM1 recovered in the basement of a friend and a stratacoustic first generation.
Compared to the first, I have a rounder sound and more accurate. Compared to the second: Unplugged, Unmatched (plastic vs. wood) and connected, the sound of the Tacoma is much more natural and soft.

The value for money was very good, I enjoyed a destocking. Without hesitation I would do this choice. You really see the difference with the guitars of the price range below.