It might not dazzle with its looks, but this guitar’s excellent sound and playability make it a serious contender among much more expensive instruments.
The slim body and moderately thin neck, combined with gig-ready electronics, make this a player's guitar.
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If the sound and playability of our review guitar is any indication, it’s definitely time to stop referring to PRS as an electric guitar maker.
For many years, especially in the 1970s and ’80s, Yamaha was virtually synonymous with inexpensive, good quality flattop guitars, and the LS6 lives up to this reputation.
Martin 000X1AE acoustic guitar review.
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The Martin 000C's strong lower mids combine with a crisp high end to produce a scooped tone completely different from the sound usually associated with classical instruments.
This brand-new, all-solid-wood guitar is based on a 14-fret OM with a superb electronics package
This OM is a slightly modified version of the standard Santa Cruz OM, featuring a top made of Italian instead of Sitka spruce, and the vintage-style “advanced” X-bracing option
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This signature model version is closely based on the OM1 that has been the Nashville-based fingerstyle ace’s primary guitar for many years.
Immediately noticeable are the rich sound, excellent sustain, and abundant overtones that make it perfect for playing lush chords
The TOM-R mirrors the traditional look, feel, and construction of the classic OM.
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The OM-21 has been part of Martin’s line for quite some time, but the latest version has some updated features.
The Atlantic takes a fair number of liberties with the OM, yielding a unique blend of old and new
The instrument is made with great craftsmanship and boasts a versatile sound.
