Don't buy this. All there is to it. It is the worst of all of my guitars and I would have much rather gone with Ibanez. Save the extra money and buy somthing thats not a piece of crap.

This is my third one ...gave the others as gifts. It is one my my favorites. The sound is as good as some other much more expensive instruments. The only thing is that you may want to adjust the action as with most any new guitar purchase (except the really expensive ones)

I haved owned this guitar for three years and have had not one single problem with it since i bought it. I have written many songs with it and played many shows. the sound is so crisp and the look and guality is more than what you spend on it!

This guitar was my first guitar. For a first guitar it is a good buy, seeing that you usually don't want to spend over $200 on your first guitar. However, as I advanced in guitar, I found this guitar hard to deal with. The sound is tangy, not as full as some other Dreadnoughts- but the biggest problem of all by far is action. The action was so bad that I am buying a new guitar already here in August, even though I bought this one in February. The strings are so high off the frets that I can barely do a barre chord, and I know it's not just my lack of skills because I can easily do barre chords on my friend's Rogue Grand Concert cut or my Squire Fender Stratocaster. The wood is also very prone to cracking, as the finish where the face and the side of the guitar meet cracked through the wood just by falling on the floor in the back of the van. This guitar is an alright guitar to learn on but a poor guitar to advance on, which is why I am buying a guitar with better action... an Applause Ovation. If this is your first guitar, I'd recommend buying the Rogue Grand Concert cut instead.

I got this guitar about 2 years ago. It's okay if you are a biginner. I had no problems with this guitar. It's cheap and good if your are starting. Also, it does not stay in tune. You will have no problems with it if you are not performing.