Item: MRTLX
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22 People rated this product :
6 out of 10
3 People wrote reviews
9 out of 10
"Great sound for the ize -- I love it!"
Feature:
Pretty im pressive for what it is. Nice tuners, stays in tune, and a really nice gig bag.
Quality:
Nice quality for the money, and the purpose. You probably won't record with tis thing for a rich tone, but it stays in tune even with the most aggressive strumming.
Value:
It's great bang for the buck
Sound:
It sounds great for the size -- much better than other comparible models
Ease of Use:
Very easy to play. I find myself neglecting my much more expensive full size guitar to play this one around the house
Support:
N/A
Overall:
I highly reccomend this product to any guitar player's collection. It's really fun. After I bought it, I was like why did I just buy this thing? I should take it back, and put the money towards a more "useful" guitar. But now, i would never part with it... it is becoming one of my favorites.
Submitted: 2/17/2008
Style of Music: Alternative, country, rock,
8 out of 10
"Not a bad travel guitar"
Feature:
The included gig bag is pretty nice. Otherwise, features aren't really this guitar's strong suit. It does one thing--exists as a travel guitar--very well.
Quality:
The quality is pretty good so far, but let's not kid ourselves...in terms of sound, fit, and finish, it's not an American-made Martin. With that said, it's durable as hell and can weather temperature extremes in ways that a wood-top guitar never could (I bought it for a beach camping trip).
Value:
A fairly good buy. If you just want something to practice on while you're traveling, the Washburn Rover is a better deal. This guitar is better for playing to a (small) audience or using outdoors.
Sound:
The tone is leaden, boxy, and small. In other words, it's in line with other travel guitars. Sounds better than most, though.
Ease of Use:
Easy to play out of the box, but I understand that the Little Martins are a mixed bag. Maybe I'm just lucky.
Overall:
If you keep your expectations reasonable--it's a travel guitar!--it's easy to be satisfied with this instrument. It's inexpensive, comes with a really nice bag/backpack, and will keep you in practice while you're on the road. Bonus points for the HPL construction, too. My "real" acoustic has a solid cedar top, but you can't beat this weird plasticy stuff for outdoor use.
Submitted: 7/25/2007
Style of Music: All good
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