Acoustic Guitar

The Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, which is also geared towards beginner acoustic guitar players, is available for the same price. The larger instrument has a full and balanced acoustic guitar tone and boasts high levels of playability and response in addition to the compensated bridge.

The electro-acoustic guitar, which features pickups, are marginally more expensive, for example the Round Back Acoustic Guitar. The slimline instrument has a cutaway feature and produces warm and clear acoustic guitar tones in addition to having a great feel. It is designed with live performance in mind, with the aim of minimising problems with feedback when the acoustic guitar is amplified.

Boasting similar acoustic guitar features and the same price is the Single Cutaway Electro Acoustic Guitar, which has a well-balanced acoustic sound that is also designed to sound great through an amp.

Further up the price range and for those looking to advance is the Washburn D46S Acoustic Guitar. The dreadnought instrument is thought to be unrivalled in its price range for its richness of feel and the quality of wood used in building the acoustic guitar.

At the top of the price range is the Yamaha LJX6C Solid Top Jumbo Acoustic Guitar. With a solid spruce top, cutaway rosewood back and sides and a two-way pick-up with pre-amp system, the instrument is built with the modern acoustic guitarist in mind, producing a controlled and assertive tone and a strong mid-range.