Solid Indian Rosewood back and sides, solid spruce top with scalloped bracing, one piece mahogany neck with the traditional dovetail neck joint.
43 People rated this product : 8 out of 10
5 People wrote reviews









10 out of 10
Feature:
nice looking guitar and sounds great
Quality:
just got the guitar but it looks great and really well built....
Value:
have several friends that have martins and gibsons......would take this guitar over any of the ones Ive played....you wont beat it for the price nor the sound
Desirability:
no bells and whistles on this....just a great looking gluitar that sounds good....nice pearl inlay on neck and the guild logo
Ease of Use:
slim neck and low action.....can play all day
Support:
fast shipping and product was exactly as described and presented...
Overall:
this most likely will be my last guitar....no need for another....had a yamaha fg240 and an fg 275....have sold both
Submitted: 2/12/2008
Style of Music: country









9 out of 10
Feature:
The guitar is not fancy looking but is made with top quality materials all around: grover tuners, bone nut and bone compensated saddle, solid woods, ebony pins, etc. I removed the stupid clear pickguard and eventually will put a Guild pickguard on it. Case is a nice tweed hsc, probably couldn't stand getting run over by a truck but is nice hard case at a price point that often means a gig bag.
Quality:
This thing is made from top quality materials. If it were made in the US it would probably cost as much as a Gibson because it's made from all the same stuff. Looks like it's going to last forever.
Value:
A great deal if you're loooking for max sound on a real all-solid acoustic. Clearly outplays the Epiphone masterbuilts and the lower-end Martins. Only thing close was a Breedlove Atlas, which was also great but just a different sound.
Desirability:
Awesome, just what I needed. I'm not sure how an orange acoustic guitar can be 'sexy' in the absence of a sexy person playing it, but I think it's awesome nonetheless.
Sound:
This was easily the best-sounding acoustic I played under $1000 and I played a lot, which is why I picked it. It has tons of character, great harmonics, and huge volume. Not a Martin sound or a Taylor sound, but something else entirely and very nice. Very well suited for banging away with a pick, it also does a surprisingly good job with more folk and classical stuff.
Ease of Use:
Ease of Use? What a weird question. It's a freaking acoustic guitar. It's easy to use if you can play the guitar and hard to use if you can't. It came with a pretty low action but needed a setup as usual. Intonation was perfect out of the box.
Support:
No idea.
Overall:
9 not a 10 because it didn't come with stap buttons, and it still needs a real pickguard. Before you go hating on Asian (this is Chinese made!) guitars even one more time, pick this up, get tuned up, and check it out.
Submitted: 11/29/2006
Style of Music: Rock, Country, Blues, Folk
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