Feature:
This is just a quality build, no doubt about it!

Quality:
This piece is not only beautiful it is performs. I can't say enough.

Value:
The value of this guitar is untouchable. The bang for the buck is overwhelming.

Sound:
This is the first acoustic guitar I would rate a 9 for sound. I don't think I could ever find my 10. I play alot of different acoustics and this is by FAR my favorite. I play Martin (decent but overrated), Takamine (like it)and I have played a ton of different others throughout the years including Fender. This DG22CE is my absolute favorite acoustic of all time! Keep in mind that I have been playing for 22 years.

Feature:
Fishman under the bridge transducer. FLAME maple top back and sides.

Quality:
Mine has gold hardware, which wore off very quickly, despite wiping it down after every use. It stays in tune very well, and everything else about it is fine.

Value:
Not a bad price given the nicely flamed maple.

Desirability:
It's really pretty under the stage lights. This is somewhat superficial, but I've received many comments from audience members, so it must make some impact. If it didn't sound/play good, this wouldn't mean much.

Sound:
This is a GREAT guitar for live performances. Unplugged, it's ok, but nothing to write home about. But plugged in, under stage lights, it sounds great and the flame maple really stands out. The Fishman system, due to it's huge popularity, is the sound we've all come to expect from live acoustic guitars and this guitar does it well. If you're looking for a guitar to sit on the couch and plink on, you can probably find a better sounding acoustic for the money. Plugged in it sounds as good as any Martin, Taylor or Takamine with an under the saddle pickup system. (I think plywood and strings would sound good with the Fishman.)

Support:
No experience here. Never needed service.

Overall:
This is my stage acoustic and I have no plans to replace it. It also allows me to keep my D-45 at home in the case instead of in clubs getting beat up.

I have owned this guitar for 5 years, it is striking in appearance, beautiful blond flame top. Excellent quality also. The fit and finish is equal or better than insturments costing twice as much (like my Gibson EC10). The sound is slightly muted because of the thick clear coat finish however as a result it does not ding or scratch easily. It has outstanding Fishman electronics normally found on more exspensive guitars. I did have the strings and setup changed to make it easier to play.

Feature:
This guitar needs very few accessories outside of a good amp. Because I merely used one and didn't yet buy one I can't comment on use and utility of accessories by comparison.

Quality:
The productr is made very, ver, well. The product is far more ruggged and tough than any other acoustic electric out there.

Value:
This product is almost worth the price that it sells for; It could sell for a little bit less.

Desirability:
The desireability of this product is awesome.

Sound:
This is a resoundingly truly astoundingly great guitar. It does help me trmendously achieve the style of music I want to play; it is very compatible with nearly any style of guitar music, anything from rock to country to country rock to country to rhythm and blues, to bluegrass, to blues to jazz and on and on.

Support:
This doesn't yet apply but in anticipation I'll say a ten based on my ability to contact Fender in the past.

Overall:
I would expect to be satisfied with this product for a lifetime.

Why oh why did I ever buy an Ovation....
Full acoustic tone for personal jam sesh. And great electronics for recording or amplified tone. I played all comparable guitars from a Takamine, Ibanez AE, Ovation (hate it), and even a epiphone SST. Great guitar

Feature:
The Fishman electronics are great, but a built-in tuner would be nice.

Quality:
Excellent craftsmanship (inside and out).

Value:
Fairly priced.

Desirability:
Standard appearance with quality construction.

Sound:
Good voice and warm acoustic sound, even when plugged in.

Overall:
Its a keeper, but I will likely purchase other instruments in the future to meet my growing needs.

Value:
I don't think you'll do any better for the money...for style, sound, and playability

Sound:
The sound is relatively warm, could have a bit more depth...there is a nice ring once you have a good set of strings...recommend elixers, but any strings will do as long as they arent getting to sound dead, this guitar won't.

I've been playing this guitar for almost 3 years and it sounds better every time. I wanted a reliable acoustic electric that wouldn't mind being treated rough. Fender has really pulled through into the acoustic arena.

I love it it is soso sosososososos cool
my Dream gutiar, except for Elvis's gutiar, well one of them anyway!

I always thought of fender as a solid body electric company. Imagine my surprise when I picked this gem up in my local guitar store. Nice tone (not as nice as the $2,000 Martin I recently played), nice action and the GREAT red color!