The sound is amazing, bright yet dark. I am not dissapointed

Its an acoustic, you don't need features.

Plays awesome I can't put it down. I play for 5 hours at a time.

Great quality, of course its got some dings becuase i keep running it into stuff but overall its great. Smells good too...

Acoustic wise I think its worth it. One of the best sounding guitars in that price range I played at the store.

never needed it.

Very basic. But I like basic. Not much "sex appeal" but its got that classic acoustic dreadnought look. Can't go wrong.

Hobbyist

Blues, Classical, Rock

I have Elixir Light Phosphor Bronze strings on it now. The sound is beautiful and bright, with a deep, resonant tone.

No frills.

Absolute GREAT deal for the price. Everything you want in a mid-range acoustic.

Gorgeous gloss top- pretty sexy

Hobbyist

Rock, Folk, Pop, Alternative, Country

Sound is a very subjective thing. Think acoustic guitar part on Beck's "The Golden Age". That's what this guitar wearing some new Elixers sounds like. Maybe a tad brighter, but you get the idea.

All solid wood construction. No electronics of any kind. The only sort of upgrades that might make a difference would be a real bone nut. For $1000, a $3.00 pickguard in the case would have been a nice touch tho.

Pretty easy. It's a guitar.

Nothing under $2500 can touch this. Period.

No experience

Hobbyist

Alt-Opera

I spent like six months trying to find a guitar that sounded as good as this one at my local guitar center before I spent my grand. This guitar blew away all similarly priced guitars and many more expensive guitars. (Martins and Gibsons)I don't know how to describe it, other than to say that this guitar wants you to play it aggressively. The lows and mids resonate with depth and the highs are crystal clear. If you do a lot of finger picking I wouldn't suggest this guitar because the lows tend to not come out very loud when your playing softly, because of the body design. But if you like to do some heavy pick strumming, palm strikes, bluesy type muted string slaps etc then you'll love this guitar. A lot of people don't like the dreadnoughts and to be perfectly honest I intended to by a Taylor 214 or something similar in the Martin line, but I couldn't stop comparing other guitars to the DN3 so I bought it instead.

It came with a hard shell case. The guitar is no frills. It has no pick gaurd, no fancy inlays. I'll admit that I don't know what type of wood it is made out of. The neck, back and sides are a flat finish. All I care about is how it sounds and is it going to sound that way tomorrow. I'm going with Taylor's reputation here

It sounded great before I got it home

This guitar had no blemishes or factory issues that I could notice. I would say that it has been well crafted by those skilled in the art. I did have my first string break on it the other day, and all of the other strings remained in tune, which is a first on any guitar that I have owned.

Like I said above, I couldn't find another guitar even close to this price that sounded as good.

I have not needed any customer service with this guitar. I imagine that If i did, it wouldn't be a problem since I'm so happy with the sound of my guitar.

Is this question for real?

hobbyist

rock, alternative