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Another plug for Takamine! also, only get a guitar with electronics if you know you'll be using them!! that money would be better spent on getting a higher end guitar if you don't need to plug in!
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CWMCALL wrote:
QuattroDore wrote:In that range, I would check out Takamine and their line of midpriced guitars. Great tone for the price. People will undoubtedly tell you to try the Taylor 110, but these people are lying and trying to kill you.
The 110 that I played sounded great...
Same here.

But If you want electronics, Go with a Tak/Alvarez/Seagull ( I only say that because I have one... and It's great!)

I think I'm the other person who ever reccomends them..
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Post by RSabala »

I own a few Alvarez guitars and a Takamine. I'm in love with all my guitars. Except the Ibanez AW100. It's beautiful, but it sounds like my butt.

Actually, I picked up an Alvarex RD8BR that sounds pretty good for the price. I basically bought it to leave at my girls house when I visit her. Kinda of a back up guitar that I could leave.

My Tak is a EG334SC. Pretty good stuff for a $600 guitar. I'm having trouble deciding what my new high end will be for a wedding present.
Probably the old reliable D-28.

In conclusion, Taks or Alvarez for the price. You may want to check out that Alvarez that's made of Dao. The AD60K or something along those lines. Sweet looking, and I bet it sings.
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Alvarez + 1!

Alvarez are the pimpness.
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