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Oct 15 '01
Pros: Two high quality entry-level guitars
Cons: See review
Summary: Well, I'm going to do it again. I'm going to put a review in the wrong category. Sort of. The guitar I'm all excited about is the Larrivee D03, an entry-level mahogany guitar that can be had for only $599 at Guitar Center. But since Larrivee isn't...
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Dec 10 '00
Pros: big sound, good price, easy playability for the intermediate player
Cons: lacks subtlety, upper range is a *touch* muted
Summary: Let me be honest with you: I'm not a very good guitar player. I've got a solid grip on the most familiar chords, I can move my way through a folk song, and I can strum fast and loud. No fancy solos, no intricate finger-picking, no Bill Frisell-ian...
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Nov 08 '00
Pros: Cheap price, good sound.
Cons: It's not as fancy as others.
Summary: Everybody has different opinions about what a guitar should sound like and look like. Some people like black, green, red, blue, or other colored instruments. While I liked the natural, plain dreadnought styling of my Guild D4. I've heard others say...
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Sep 28 '00
Pros: strong construction, strong midranges
Cons: heavy, tone is overpoweringly midrangey
Summary: I have to admit that I am somewhat disappointed with this Guild model (both this and the Guide DCE1, which I have lots of experience playing) The guitar is fairly standard: rosewood fingerboard, sitka spruce top, and mahogany back and sides. One...
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Jun 26 '07
Pros: Well made. Good low & mid range. Comfortable playability. Good price. Nice look.
Cons: High range not as bright and crisp as Ibanez.
Summary: Found my jewel in a neighborhood guitar shop it included a well used hard case. Asking price $600. Traded my Ibanez AE acoustic/electric and paid $400, including tax. Playability is fantastic the action is nice and low without "too much" ring. Much more
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Dec 07 '05
Pros: great warm sound, stays in tune after long hard strumming
Cons: neck and back finish absorbs hand oils, hard to clean, chips easily
Summary: This was my first acoustic guitar which gives it instant favorite status, but for comparison's sake I also perform with a Gibson J45 rosewood sunburst. It's pushed as a beginner guitar, and it serves well for that purpose, but I've made recorded and
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Sep 01 '05
Pros: Amazing rich, clear, loud sound
Cons: Plain Jane appearance, no onboard electronics
Summary: I was browsing in my local "Mom & Pop" music store when I picked up a guitar that blew me away with its sound- the Guild D4. I wasn't really planning on buying a guitar right now, but I just couldn't pass it up. I currently own a Martin DM, a Taylor
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Nov 11 '04
Pros: Great price, awesome tone, MADE IN AMERICA!
Cons: No gloss finish, so it scratches easily
Summary: I have played many guitars in the past 15 years, and the D4 is the best and most rare type of guitar. 1. Deep sounds with great tone (which only grows and deepens over time) 2. There are no bracings on the back which just projects the guitar and adds
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