A pro guitar with a cutaway, tuner/preamp, and a great price.

It offers the same fine craftsmanship and tonewoods as the best-selling Washburn's D10S: a solid spruce top; mahogany back, sides, and neck; and a rosewood fingerboard and ups the ante with a single cutaway design and a WT82 Tuner/Preamp for plugging in and fine-tuning your electric sound. Washburn includes a limited lifetime warranty with the D10SCE acoustic-electric dreadnought.

Washburn D10SCE Cutaway Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric Guitar w/case Features:

• Solid Spruce Top
• Mahogany sides back and neck
• Cutaway style
• Mahogany Neck with truss rod
• Rosewood fingerboard and bridge
• New diamond inlaid marquetry rosette
• Black pickguard
• Multi lam top binding
• Neck binding
• Chrome die cast Grover style tuning machine
• WT82 Tuner/Preamp

Washburn D10SCE Cutaway Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric Guitar w/case Includes:

• hardshell case

Fine woods and Washburn's hard-won craftsmanship produced this winner. Order now.

Washburn D10SCE Cutaway Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric Guitar w/case

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Great Guitar

Posted by playerofguitar223 from Denver, CO on Oct 4, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist, Beginner

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Worship

Bought this a few years ago as a beginner, didn't end up seriously playing until this past year. Didn't break the bank, yet still sounds real nice. After four years it will hold a tune for weeks (assuming same temps/humidity). I love it, probably will not need to 'upgrade' for a while.

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best acoustic i have played guitar

Posted by drift3r_92 from clendenin, WV on May 17, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: intermediate player

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, metal and some country

I bought this guitar recently at a small guitar shop. It is used and the only thing wrong with it is that it has a small dent near the neck, but it doesnt affect the sound at all. I love this guitar. This is the first acoustic I own, but I have played a couple of my friends acoustic's and this one is by far the best sounding and easiest to play. If you are thinking of buying this guitar don't wait it is amazing!

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A very pleasant surprise

Posted by copterdr715 from Georgia/Iraq on Mar 11, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist, fledgeling song writer

Reviewer's Play Style: Variety is the spice of life

I have to admit that I only chose this guitar because it came with a hard case. But now I am so glad I did, Right out of the box this thing sounded amazing! Not to mention it is a beautiful piece of work. Set up was perfect and the on board tuner was a breeze to master. I would keep light strings on it just because they really resonate off of the soundboard. I havent plugged in yet because amps are hard to come by here in the desert. All in all this was a very pleasant surprise and I am now a diehard Washburn fan.

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A joy to play

Posted by OldMetal on Mar 8, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

I rated this guitar in it's price range. I've played acoustics that cost twice as much that don't sound any better than the D10SCE; plugged or unplugged. It sounds very, very good and plays smoothly and easily. It came perfectly set up...that doesn't happen very often. The action is perfect for me. I play a little bit of all styles; fingerpicking (folk/classical), capoed and strumming styles. There are no buzzes anywhere on the neck; I've fretted chords up to the 12th fret and no buzzes. This guitar has a nice, all-around sound. It's not "big and boomy" like a jumbo dred, but it does have a nice balance of "all around punchy sound" without being nasally. Chords ring and individually plucked notes stand out. I love this thing!

Mine came with the newer WT-92 electronics package. The onboard electronics are very nice; tuner is accurate and easy to use. Electronics are quiet and offer a wide range of adjustment thanks to the inclusion of a presence control in addition to the usual B-M-T adjustments. Haven't tried the balanced out, but the 1/4" out sounds great direct in to the board. The tuning heads are smooth and stay in tune. I play in alternate tunings and have no probs. A strap button on the heal would've made this a 5.0 in features. It even comes with a (nice) case...seals the deal!

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Good Buy

Posted by kbyecruzer on Mar 1, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician, 5 years playing.

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything

I bought this guitar a few years back as a beginner guitar. It is a very cool guitar to learn on and even is a pretty good intermediate guitar as well. Now I use it as my take-around guitar so I don´t have to carry around my nicer one. It still works like a charm, sounds good, electronics are great and has really nice looks. It´s probably the nicest of it´s price range.

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