Feature:
Again, very nicely equipped for $400.

Quality:
Only a 9 because I would hope the more expensive would be a little better... Taylors sure are nice, but do they sound THAT much better? Not so sure.

Value:
OK, a 10. Honestly... for this price, it's a steal.

Desirability:
Very nice curvy little creature. It only gets a 9 because I wanted the sunburst, but they were out of stock so I got the Ebony Princess.

Sound:
Great sound for a $400 guitar. I really expected less and was hopeful for pretty decent for a knockaround acoustic. This thing really sounds pretty damn decent. Blows me away everytime I pick her up and plug her in or by itself. Gorgeous booming lows and crisp highs. The electronics are very nice. good stuff. I'm still shaking my head that it only costs $400... wow. They don't make cheap guitars like they used to! The only reason I don't give it 10 is that surely the $2K acoustics have to sound better... don't they?

Ease of Use:
If you can play guitar, you'll love it.

Support:
Nada use for it. Warranty registration was pretty easy online.

Overall:
Just got it so the longevity is yet to be determined. If you mean, "Will I look for something better?" Nah, if it holds up to my banging around, I may get another one when the sunburst comes in stock. :) Really, it's that good. I was very surprised and grateful.

Desirability:
I take her, touch the strings and she begins to purr.

Sound:
Sound can be differed - soft, sharp, but it's always very deep

Support:
There was no need in support.