Yamaha F310 - "i love it"
I was looking for a guitar to use when I travel and found the Yamaha F310 at a great price with great reviews online. I went to a local guitar store in Texas and played it and I ended up getting the …
Martin & Co D-16RGT - "i love martin guitars"
I'm a big fan of Martin guitars, although I have only owned one. The Martin D-16GT is my choice for a mid-range priced Martin guitar. Mine actually came with the pickup installed, and that's what wa…
Gibson Hummingbird - "Great Guitar One of the best"
I went to the local guitar store in Virginia to test out the Martin DC-28, which has been my dream acoustic for as long as I can remember. When I got there, I pulled the Martin off the wall and pl…
Epiphone Masterbilt DR-500M - philimor's review
translatedJapan for the manufacture This is an acoustic folk years. 70-80 UTILIZATION Channel 50 lumberjack type lespaul Fits my big paws SOUNDS Very close to a d28 (Martin & Co) Electrified by m…
Yamaha F310 - " the pleasant surprise!"
translatedMade in INDONESIA UTILIZATION Good ergonomics, good finish for the price! SOUNDS sounds good, nothing exceptional, but his very correct OVERALL OPINION I just purchased this guitar in Ind…
Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Standard EC - theedge73's review
translatedPERFECT UTILIZATION PERFECT SOUNDS PERFECT OVERALL OPINION One day you'll have to try this guitar, just to understand what a guitar. Everything is perfect, even the smell when you open …
Norman B20 MJ - " As JP Coffe say: "Go ahead kids, go y!!" ^ ^"
translatedGuitar made in Canada hand in the village of La Patrie, I do not doubt this statement knowing that the brand is part of Norman Godin (it already gives an idea of the quality of manufacture). The …
Art & Lutherie Wild Cherry - TotoTDS's review
translatedTest MODEL "wild cherry" with Cutaway: The table, the sides and bottom are solid wild cherry wood, the handle button and easel Saddle dyed walnut (yes!). Perfect finish for the price (2500 CHF). UT…
Seagull S6 Original - Gduran's review
translatedI am left-handed version of this electro acoustic guitar but the woods are the same: solid cedar table (as the name implies) and background Clisse cherry, accajou handle, touch and rosewood bridge . …
Taylor 415 - Anonyme's review
translatedSolid spruce Button and bridge Ebne Back and sides solid Ovankgol The handle in the box pntre (rvolution Taylor), which guarantees a better resistance to deformation. UTILIZATION The handle…
Lâg 4S300J - Mahy's review
translatedThis is a guitar Franaise. The neck is mahogany, rosewood fingerboard 22 frets of Brsil taken from mother of pearl button vritablemcaniques oil bath LAG, with buttons "tulip" head sculpts LAG with …
Lâg 4S300J - Bacbacou's review
translatedSubcontracts in Spain, my guitar is the version accajou, trs well finished, it comes with a rigid flight home. it is a team PREAM Fishman prefix-plus. UTILIZATION The handle is trs enjoyable, eas…
Martin & Co DM - Soulboogaloo's review
translatedMODEL of the first class at Martin with a massive table. Matt varnish. Chrome hardware (very average). Frets (neck and table) and ball-tie strings plastoc fairly cheap. Reduces Dcoration its simple…
Washburn D10 - Sylis's review
translatedI use an old MODEL: D 10 EC, which looks exactly like water! Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric Guitar with cutaway. On D10CE MODEL: Prampli 3-band 9v battery operated inside of the box (it must dten…
Simon & Patrick 6 Cedar - Mark Knopfler's review
translatedAcoustic Guitar, 22 frets, mahogany neck and bridge Indian Rosewood, Solid cedar, wild cherry back and sides, rosewood fingerboard ... Satin finish. Handmade in Canada .. UTILIZATION Channel su…
Lâg Super Jumbo - Angus_fr's review
translatedGuitar-French, can be manufactured in Spain. Channel mahogany, Indian rosewood fingerboard, spruce soundboard Solid (solid spruce) Back & Sides 3 folds of Indian rosewood, bridge LAG original car…
Seagull S6 Original - qwerty26's review
translatedS6 cedar electroacoustic. adjustable treble, bass and volume. It seems tough ... aa mine about 1 year the paver is perfect. UTILIZATION I admit that the size of the body is big and it gave …
Yamaha FG-403MS - wasio44's review
translatedYamaha acoustic guitar (yes it is needless to say), uncut (c a pure acoustic) 20frettes made I know not where! * I find it a good scratch with a good sound! at the same tps c my first acoustic ..…
Lâg 4S300J - le reverend's review
translatedEA Guitar with cutaway (model 2004). - Cedar (solid), - Rosewood sides and back (maybe not massive, there) - Mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard and bridge (bridge saddle offset) - Mechanical…
Lâg 4S300B - le reverend's review
translatedI put a notice on Lag Automnia EA (model 2004). The characteristics of the baby jumbo are very close, and I described the main differences between the two models seen in early 2004 UTILIZATION …
Martin & Co Standard D-18 (2012-2017) - brech's review
translatedAccording to the D18 that one has his day, from one model to another even in the same series the quality of this guitar can vary widely, the average super. I had the opportunity to experience the two…
Taylor BBT Big Baby Taylor - Kustomer's review
translatedAs the name suggests, Big Baby is a version of "shortened" between the standard size of a big concert and 3 / 4. So it is expected to hold a toy that will sound a little dry. Mistake, doctor. Than…
Tanglewood TW15 NS - Taff's review
translatedBudget around 400. Pure acoustic, solid top, satin-matt varnish, mechanical chrome oil bath, no collar that vibrates, beautiful finish, UK, no cutaway to the game should sit or stand with strap. It g…
Martin & Co Standard D-35 (1993-2004) - GuillaumeF's review
translatedFor technical information, see the website of Martin & Co UTILIZATION The handle is impeccable. Easy to play and enjoyable. We can not access easily to acute, but is it the goal with this guita…
Martin & Co 000-15 - slowhand73's review
translated<div> </div> UTILIZATION - What struck me trying this guitar before buying it, is its ease of handling and comfort (I play a lot with the growing above the handle). I felt good, thick enough to ha…