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I'm looking for a low action acoustic/electric in the 300-600 dollar range. What do you recommend?
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MakoMako 
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Posted 19 October 2007 - 10:41 PM
You could go for the alternate model of the guitar that I just bought.
Alvarez AD70SC
If you get the model with the cutaway, the electronics come standard. The pick-ups that they use, as well as the preamp they have to mess around with it, are very good for the price. It also has a solid spruce top to boot, and I do believe rosewood back/sides. It should put you somewhere around the $450 range if I remember correctly. I got the standard model with no cutaway, and that was listed at $440 from the company.
Alvarez AD70SC
If you get the model with the cutaway, the electronics come standard. The pick-ups that they use, as well as the preamp they have to mess around with it, are very good for the price. It also has a solid spruce top to boot, and I do believe rosewood back/sides. It should put you somewhere around the $450 range if I remember correctly. I got the standard model with no cutaway, and that was listed at $440 from the company.
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Posted 20 October 2007 - 03:02 AM
yea alvarez's are great imo, takamines are another brand you should look into for that price range.
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Posted 20 October 2007 - 06:00 AM
I've been quite satisfied with my Seagull with the cedar top, so much so, that I got me another Seagull...12 string with a spruce top.
Pick one up and play it before you decide. They make em up in Canada....eh.
Pick one up and play it before you decide. They make em up in Canada....eh.
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Posted 20 October 2007 - 12:41 PM
QUOTE (okiejohn @ Oct 20 2007, 03:00 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I've been quite satisfied with my Seagull with the cedar top, so much so, that I got me another Seagull...12 string with a spruce top.
Pick one up and play it before you decide. They make em up in Canada....eh.
Pick one up and play it before you decide. They make em up in Canada....eh.
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Posted 29 October 2007 - 01:24 PM
QUOTE (MakoMako @ Oct 19 2007, 10:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
You could go for the alternate model of the guitar that I just bought.
Alvarez AD70SC
If you get the model with the cutaway, the electronics come standard. The pick-ups that they use, as well as the preamp they have to mess around with it, are very good for the price. It also has a solid spruce top to boot, and I do believe rosewood back/sides. It should put you somewhere around the $450 range if I remember correctly. I got the standard model with no cutaway, and that was listed at $440 from the company.
Alvarez AD70SC
If you get the model with the cutaway, the electronics come standard. The pick-ups that they use, as well as the preamp they have to mess around with it, are very good for the price. It also has a solid spruce top to boot, and I do believe rosewood back/sides. It should put you somewhere around the $450 range if I remember correctly. I got the standard model with no cutaway, and that was listed at $440 from the company.
looks like a damn good guitar to me!
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Posted 30 October 2007 - 09:11 AM
IF your into fingerstyle or folk-rock I have to second the S-6. I've had mine for 2 years and it's become my main acoustic. The only sticking point is that the neck will feel a little odd at first. It's a sort of a wedgie thing going on to it. The Ceder deck is wayy responsive and more alive than most guitars... almost sparkly (But in a good way.)
Just an idea... Not an actual serving suggestion.
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