Feature:
really good features, what more could you want from an acoustic guitar?

Quality:
well the strap knob could have been metal at the base the battery socket could have been made alot better the guitar stays in tune for long, good, very good ! this guitar is tough, it fell twice,SMACK against the floor and still looks and performs perfect ! overall the guitar is sexy tough and smart

Value:
this product is worth far more than the price, you'll get more than your money's worth

Desirability:
this guitar attracts chicks from afar !!!! the neck is sleek and sexy and the curves are very appealing

Sound:
nice clear crisp sound better than most acoustics, good for background and rhythm

Support:
never needed repairs or had any problems and i had thsi guitar for over 2 years now and i use it everyday

Overall:
i will never get tired of this guitar, even though i will buy others and have others, this is my favourite.

It handles really well, it has a perfect neck, awsome hardware, and most excellent inlays. Its great plugged in or unplugged. I also liked how thin the body was, it makes it very easy to play, carry around with and it still has a beautiful sound. This deffinetly is the next guitar that i am going to buy.

Great guitar, Excellent to record with(the piezo pickup and preamp are great), sounds awesome unplugged and strung with "Elixer" custom lights. The intonation is superb. The newer guitars are lack livelyness (I hope I spelled it right), but I own an original that sounds wicked.

Feature:
I have to admit that this guitar has a beautiful look. I purchased the sunburst style and aesthetically speaking, it's near perfection.

Quality:
Again, from an aesthetic standpoint it's near perfection. The material is good and, although I question Epiphone's choice of low paid Chinese workmen, the craftsmanship seems to be good.

Value:
As with all musical instruments, any site that had this product had it for the same price. No great value here one way or the other.

Sound:
A friend of mine owned an Epiphone years ago and the sound was excellent. I guess I anticipated this one being the same. On the high end the sound is tinny, the strings rattle - there is no way to adjust the bridge height. I am bringing it to a shop to see if they can help. I bought a set of Martin strings but this did little to imporve the sound.

Support:
They put up with my complaints about slow delivery due to backorder problems and compt me free case (albeit a cheap one made of cardboard). Don't know how they will respond after I bring the guitar in for a tune-up.

Overall:
If it sounded better out of the box I would have given it an 8 or 9. If the tune-up works then I would reduce the 6 down to a 3 as I don't feel that I should have to lay out additional cash in order to get an instrument to sound good. My wife bought me a Washburn accoustic electric several years ago and I wasn't pleased with it then but now, after playing what I assumed would be a better guitar in this Epiphone, the Washburne feels and sounds three to four times better.

Feature:
The preamp stopped working less than a month after buying the guitar. Had been used twice.

Quality:
The fact that things went wrong with very light use tells me that it is very poorly made.

Value:
As far as it goes, you get what you pay for. If you cheap out on a guitar, especialy one with components such as this, the guitar will cheap out on you.

Desirability:
Im not going to lie, the guitar looks beutiful with the shape and the sunburst.

Sound:
Sounds thin, virtually no bass, despite different strings.

Ease of Use:
The circuit remains active as long as the battery is in the slot. Very annoying.

Support:
Contacted Gibson/Epiphone to resolve the issue, was told to take it to a licenced dealer with the reciept, and it would be covered. I was then told by the dealer that i had to pay up front and Gibson/Epiphone would reimburse me.

Overall:
My advice to you, is to buy a regular acoustic, and if you can help it, stay away from Epiphone, then install a pickup seperately.

I've been playing for 35+ years and this is my favorite out of the 9 I have owned (including Martin and Fender). There are better guitars out there for sure, but not for what I paid. If it were lost, stolen, or destroyed I would get another ASAP.

Feature:
Just a great guitar. Not looking for anything special.

Quality:
Epiphone quality can't be beat, just isn't possible.

Value:
Worth every Penny.

Desirability:
I have yet to see a better looking Guitar!

Sound:
Good Sound overall. Very good for chords, Not so much on the bass end.

Ease of Use:
Pickup will stay on it it has battery in it. Otherwise its Very Simple.

Overall:
If this guitar was ever broken, stolen, or damaged, i would buy again without a doubt.

Sound:
This guitar plays well and has good tone.My only complaint is that the bridge isn't grounded so there is a buzzing noise when playing through an amp which I find to be very annoying.Guitar should ground out when you touch the strings.I wouldn't recommend this if you want to hook up to an amp or studio board.