Feature:
I've owned mine for a few years now. It came with a chipboard case, which I really don't care for. I see now that they come with a gig bag. That's a lot better than the case mine came with.

Quality:
Outstanding quality for a guitar in this price range. The quality of this guitar is equal to guitars costing much more.

Value:
Like I said above, this guitar plays and sounds like guitars costing much more. It is an outstanding value. it is a guitar that one could buy as a starter, and keep on playing with confidence for many years.

Desirability:
Nothing too appealing about the looks of this guitar. Don't get me wrong, the finish on it is very nice, high quality. But it looks just like any ol' ordinary acoustic guitar. It's sound is what makes you want it.

Sound:
Sound quality is great. Sounds very full and bright at any position on the fretboard. I use Martin Sp light strings on mine. It does have a little more fret buzz than I would like, but all in all, I think it sounds really good.

Support:
Have bot had to deal with support. That's a good thing.

Overall:
I intend to play this guitar 'till the day I die- happily. If, for some reason, I wore it out or broke it, I'd buy myself another one. When I bought it, I played several other brands- Epiphone, Jasmine, Sigma, among others, and I found I liked the Yamaha the best. For a guitar under $200, you cannot beat it. Yamaha makes a great product, be it a piano or a motorcycle. This guitar is no exception.

Feature:
It comes with everything you need to get started.

Quality:
The case wont pretect it from much but its also a free case and its a pretty cheap deal. The inside of the guitar is pretty clean, the pick gaurd was a little dirty, someone had been playing it(not a big deal) and has a kinda wierd cut on one of its side. The guitar as a whole looks good though.

Value:
A great deal for a startup guitar and setup. Its everything someone needs to get started.

Desirability:
I personally dont like the feel of the finsh but the finish is really strong and so the guitar will be durable and won't wear out too fast.

Sound:
A good full sound. Picks up pretty well on mic.

Support:
I didnt have to deal with Yamaha but they're a big company and I think they'd stand behind thier products.

Overall:
Ill probably have this guitar for years before I try to get another acoustic, this has a good sound and will serve my needs for a while.

Feature:
It's got all the regular features like strings, frets and sound hole ect. Action is too high, painful on the fingers.

Quality:
It's a little hard to start when it's cold. But once it gets running it's ok I guess. Fingers hurt! Take extra asprin and look at the other guitars. I like that Ibanez. Or maybe the Washburn.

Value:
Can't beat those zzounds prices that's for sure.

Overall:
I bought it 6 months ago for my neices and they won't play it. I'll have to try another and take the loss. Oh well, I've made and lost thousands on the stock market, not the end of the world.

Quality:
I've had this guitar for 3 years, and it has always sounded great. I woke up last week and found that the headstock had cracked, just about where the tuning pegs are screwed in across the back of the headstock. I just called Yamaha in California to see how good their " LIFETIME" guarantee. I'll update this board with the outcome.

Support:
Support rating to be determined...