Strong projection and rich low end.

Combining the best qualities of large- and small-bodied guitars, the body shape of this guitar is ideally suited for any genre. The narrow waist and tight upper bout produce ringing highs, good balance, and clear articulation of each note. Comfortable to cradle or play standing. Extra deep cutaway encourages you to venture high up the fretboard. All-graphite construction makes it lightweight, strong, and impervious to weather conditions. Fishman Prefix Plus-T electronics deliver gorgeous plugged-in tone.

Rainsong A-WS1000 Advance Series Graphite Acoustic-Electric Guitar Features:

• Graphite body, neck and soundboard
• Neck and composite fingerboard fabricated using Performance Shape Casting
• Double-action truss rod
• Tusq nut and saddle
• Mother-of-pearl inlaid Tusq bridgepins
• Fishman Prefix Plus-T upper-bout-mounted electronics including Acoustic Matrix undersaddle pickup and 1/4" endpin jack
• Chrome-plated custom Gotoh tuners with 1:18 gear ratio

Rainsong A-WS1000 Advance Series Graphite Acoustic-Electric Guitar Includes:

• deluxe gig bag

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Rainsong A-WS1000 Advance Series Graphite Acoustic-Electric Guitar Specifications:

• Depth at end-pin: 5"
• Lower bout: 15-4/5"
• Body length: 19-1/2"
• Neck width at nut: 1-3/4"
• Scale length: 25-2/5"

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Posted by Bad Pete from Salt Lake City, UT on Oct 5, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist Player for 5 years

Reviewer's Play Style: fingerstyle

I bought a discounted blemished model (discoloring of the "purfling," which looked just fine), and have had it for two weeks. I have been playing it extensively. The guitar is a bit quiet when played acoustically, but has a wonderful tone. It sounds good plugged in, too. It is quite handsome. The tuners are smooth, and the neck is straight. The adjustable truss rod works, and is easy to use. It is rugged and well built. I think it should come with a hard case (It was easy to find one.) My only complaint was that the setup was very poor. After wrestling with the guitar awhile, I used a belt sander to lower the saddle height. I also bought some feeler gauges and files, and cut the nut grooves deeper. It now plays very well, and sounds wonderful. I put Ernie Ball Silk and Steel Soft strings on it. Bottom line: this is a very nice guitar, which will withstand most thermal, mechanical, and humidity stresses. It sounds very nice, but is not a loud instrument when unplugged. If my instrument was representative, you should plan on spending either time or money for a good set-up. (About $60.00 for the labor is typical where I live) I feel the instrument was a very good value, and may even become my favorite guitar.

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Posted by cruzan from vi on Aug 31, 2006

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Player

Reviewer's Play Style: acoustic blues, country

Carbon fiber sounds surprisingly good. Crisp, clear, articulated, but distinctive. I like it. This isn't the highest priced guitar so features like pickups and finish could be better, but, builtin tuner, truss rods etc are a lot for the money. Plugged in it seems to needs some tweaking for feedback and finger picking. A solid, durable guitar with a nice gig bag. Nice to have something that is immune to temperature and humidity.

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