My first acoustic.I'm a beginner but to me it sounds great.My friend who has been playing for 39 year's loved it.He could'nt put it down. He has owned more expensive guitar's and said it sounds as good as any he has owned.

Looks great.A good tight guitar that stay's in tune.I would recommend this guitar to anyone.

Have'nt needed any.

hobbyist

rock,country,gospel

I think it sounds great. I haven't played a lot of expensive guitars, but to my relatively untrained ear, it's a beautiful sound.

It came with a gig back that was a piece of junk, but that's it.

The action seemed good right out of the box. No problems at all.

The fit and finish seem superb to me. Tuning machines are smooth, the finish is unbelievable (I have the red one), and it seems solid.

I'm certain that a $1000 Martin/Fender/Gibson would sound a little better, but for the money, this guitar is amazing. I've had it for a year already, and I'm sure I'll be playing it for many more.

Not necessary yet.

I was playing in the bleachers before my son's Little League game and one of the moms stopped to listen and said, "What a beautiful guitar." That says it all, I think.

Self-taught, playing for three years

Blues, ballad-style rock

Full and pretty

Grover tuners stay in tune. Great feel. The only problem is only one strap button.

You couldn't ask for better quality, then what you get from a Washburn Guitar. I would use this guiter anywhere, and have.

You cannot buy a better guitar for the money, or maybe for not 3x the money.

Limited lifetime warranty. What more can you ask for. Haven't needed them for this guitar, but for my O.S. OE-30, they were very helpfull.

This is both a beautiful looking and sounding guitar. I am so happy that I own it.

Hobbyist since 1964

Country, Folk and 50 and 60's Rock

This guitar has a classic Washburn sound. Nice and full.

It's a acoustic guitar. No accessories - no case. Just a guitar in a cardboard box (well packed)

Plays well and has nice low action.

It's a Washburn arn't all their products made with high quality?

Best sounding acoustic guitar I ever bought.

Never called Washburn however Zzounds is simply the BEST!

I love the natural wood finish and it not only looks awesome it sounds awesome as well.

Hobbyist, Recording engineer, Musician

All

The tone from the ash body woods makes this a very smooth sounding guitar. It is also very different from any spruce-topped guitar you will play. I personally like the sound better than spruce-topped guitars.

I have a transparent red one that I purchased in 1996. It has held up pretty good. The pickguard shows up scratches very easily but otherwise, it has aged really well. I wish that these were available with the pre-amp system that my D-10SCE came with, that would rock.

This thing has endured airline travel (the SKB case is extra) overseas and was loaned to a friend for a period of time when his band went on tour. It has held up really well. I would have no problems depending on it. It even has the original tuners on it.

Washburn really is a good company. I have an older PRS CE24 and in all honesty, my Washburn acoustics have provided me just as much enjoyment as the more expensive PRS electric. I purchased my D11 for $99.00 in 1996 and I have never regretted it.

Never dealt with the Washburn company. I own a few Washburn products and I have never had any type of malfunction.

The transparent finishes are really well done. The figuring of the ash makes this guitar a real "wow" when you see it up close for the first time. As long as you keep the fingerprints wiped off, it will have the same effect on most other people you show it to.

Hobbyist

Rock and blues

The sound on here is achy at first, but thats because of the strings that it comes with it. But any good guitar player knows to replace the strings that it comes with. Over all the sound is better than any other guitar I have, and i have a fender and a Stargazer.

It didn't come with anything, just the guitar and a well packed box...nice and safe for the long trip to my house. It does come with a Life time Warrenty.

YEA, This is cheap but it sounds and looks like its worth a whopping 350.00.

I give a 5 because i've never had to call for help or anything.

It is SO pretty. I own the Transparent Blue washburn D11. WOW!! Such a nice blue.

Active Musican/hobbyist

Rock and Alternative

This is a great guitar. I use it all the time. It had fallen off the stand in the garage one day,(dang dog) and it hit hard on the concrete. I picked her up, and to my suprise it was just a bit knicked. The finish is super durable. I had no need to get it set up, because out of the box it was perfect. Sweet Wood too, tons of compliments. When I play my martin people say "sounds nice", When I play the D11, people say "thats a pretty guitar". Nuff said Dubl-A

When I got it there was nothing included.

Great frets, oversized and easy to hit. Beautiful sound, Nice action. I didnt need to get mine set up. Even with the high gloss finish, the neck is fast. You'll love it.

Rodk solid. super hard finish, very useable, very dependable. No fret wear and I jam on this thing pretty hard. Every day.

For the $. This is way better than o lot of the other MFG's better stuff.

Never Needed any service on her

Ladies love....Soo so I!!!!

I play for fun and love it

Love to play it all

This is a great guitar. For less than $200, you can't get a better sound. It has a full, sweet sound.

Great. The tuning keys, for example, won't give like some cheaper models. And it stays in tune for weeks. Feels and sounds like a high end guitar.

Nothing better for the price. I've tried, believe me.

Get this instead of the D10. The Mountain Ash is beautiful--you will get tons of compliments. Yet it's not flashy or overdone--subtle.

Hobbyist; 4-5 years

Anything acoustic