This guitar is categorically amazing for the fee.The Dapper top looks be fond of peas in a pod to the extra pricey "SWS" (solid wood run), and I kindness the Semi Translation close.I reflect its the rigorous constant top , for hundreds of $ a cut-rate amount of.The cherry in trade and sides are great, thats one of my pet equipment in this vicinity this guitar, the only one of its kind look of the cherry wood.The guitar came strain new in box , and was complex to mess about. The proceedings is amazing.It sounds splendid too, and I'm extremely hard to delight on acoustic guitar signal as its unplugged.Additional guitars in the constant fee array can't beat this. If you aspire a beginner guitar including the intention of straightforward to mess about, get this.if you aspire an intermediate guitar, get this. If you aspire a in tears including the intention of's kind feature and sounds splendid, including the intention of you can care for for being and being, get this! - garandprix
I'm reviewing this Seagull Spruce top Later guitar as a guitarist tender from beginner to intermediate who has only been before a live audience thrilling guitar.Synopsis: great proceedings, great nut size, solid wood top, amazing build quality, good projection and sharp with good bass. TREMENDOUS value for under $500.I was handed my first acoustic guitar when I was 12 and, while my family tree was very musical, I chose not to get to into it. The strings hurt, I wanted to play thrilling and I lost appeal quickly. Alternative up the guitar as an adult has it's challenges, but it is an oasis in the sea of adult responsibilites. I love the sounds, number and ease of playability in my thrilling guitar collection, but am tired of being attached to an amp to truly experience what I play. Ongoing doing a ton of investigate on guitars and chose Seagull since of the feel of the neck, ease of transition from thrilling to acoustic and back. Most importantly was that hard to articulate "thing" that says..."this is the one". Throw in it was at the bottom of what I was looking to spend and it is awe-inspiring.My guitar instructor says, "keep before a live audience that acoustic and you will be converted into a best guitarist...wait till you pick up your thrilling after a week with that guitar". Categorically right. I was wondering if there was a touch wrong with the crown jewel of my guitar collection (my les paul)...It played crisper, notes rang truer, chords were easier to fret the first time I selected it up after before a live audience my Seagull.HIGHLIGHTS OF SEAGULL:* Made in North America (Canada 'eh)* only one of its kind wild cherry back and sides* 1.72" nut a great size for any sized hand, makes for easy transition between thrilling and acoustic* built in tuner/amp. tuner is used all the time to thrash to alternate tunings* neck is quick, but feels well-built and "natural"* satin polished body gives organic feel...not sharp and glossy* solid spruce top rings sharp - many guitars almost this price range are ALL fake-coated woods, even the top.* dred body style gives the bass rejoinder when you want it* can plug into any of my amps and keep up with any other instrument* double binding to protect edges (love that aesthetic and have it on 2 of my electrics, so it fit into my collection perfectly)* good D'addario strings came stock* headstock shape is different than all other brandsWhy spruce over cedar?I was told by guitar guy that the guitar would "grow dim" over time since it was a solid wood top. since the back and sides are laminants, it might be more devious, but it will still happen. I played the cedar version and the spruce version and came to enjoy the brighter rejoinder of the spruce. I actually liked the sound of the cedar top version, but wouldn't want it any darker...If my spruce top gets to that sound over it's lifetime...then it is exact. Also, it seems like there are a ton more cedar tops than spruce topped Entourages...so it is a modest more only one of its kind even though spruce is used is so many guitars.List of other brands I physically played before choosing this one. All in price range of $500-$1500...Takamine, Great reception, Ibanez, Fender, Taylor, Breedlove, Martin. I went to 3 guitar equipment in my area over the way of 2 months. There were equipment I liked about all of the ones I played, but only a link brought all I wanted into one guitar. When I selected up this Later Spruce top, it screamed, "I'm the one". I was looking for the best guitar with the best materials for the best price that had a touch only one of its kind about it between $500-$1000. None of the Martins, Taylors or Fenders between $1000-$1500 defensible the price. They were nice, but not $1000 more nice. The Takamine and the Great reception were darn close to being the one...but each had a small compromise. Seagull hit on all fiscal proclamation and was less than $500!If you are a beginner, before a live audience on nicer gear will take the "my guitar sucks" defense away. If you are well ahead and have lots of guitars...this is a great value for the sound and materials you get. If you are intermediate, this is a exact place for you.I prefer the thrilling guitar...but I've been before a live audience this Seagull more than any of my others. Before a live audience my favorite songs acoustically has opened up my appreciation for the music and both styles of guitar sound. When I do pick up my other guitars, they all play a modest easier. I play frequently rock, blues rock... but this guitar handles any genre confidently.I guess to only have one acoustic guitar and was keen to spend up to $1000 to get the exact guitar for me and my wants/needs. This Seagull Later Spruce is it and less than $500. Vastly urge before a live audience a bunch IN PERSON. The guitar you want will tell you it is the one.If you ARE buying online without before a live audience one first...It is tough to go wrong with this Seagull if you have the same wants/needs I did. Make sure you have it set up by a pro after you have it home for a while...my guitar tech buddy has set all my guitars up...from the $200 Ibanez to the $2000 Gibson...that is a critical step to making your guitar play the way you want it to.
- James Otto
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Levelheaded cedar tops, Wild pink back and sides
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