Getting a Washburn next week *Good choice?
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There are a ton of options now in that price range so the best bet is to get your hands on as many as possible before you decide to buy. I can tell you I have been playing a Washburn EA20B festival series guitar for almost 16 years now and the thing has been a tank. The action has always been beautiful, and the tone gets better and better with age. Its an Acoustic electric cutaway auditorium size guitar.
They are actually quite affordable from a number of price ranges. The one I own is american made so I cannot attest to the quality of anything made out of the US. But washburn makes a nice acoustic. This one actually needs new frets now, and is starting to show a lot of wear between the common frets, but I would never part with her, she is staying with me forever.
I am looking into an auditorium acoust / elec Martin, but I will always play my washburn.
They are actually quite affordable from a number of price ranges. The one I own is american made so I cannot attest to the quality of anything made out of the US. But washburn makes a nice acoustic. This one actually needs new frets now, and is starting to show a lot of wear between the common frets, but I would never part with her, she is staying with me forever.
I am looking into an auditorium acoust / elec Martin, but I will always play my washburn.
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dude get the washburn you will not be let down. i absolutley love my washburn, they are known for coming right from the factory with tight set-ups too, great action, great sound.
i love mine so much instead of upgrading i put a LR baggs M1 active pickup in it and it sounds fantastic
i love mine so much instead of upgrading i put a LR baggs M1 active pickup in it and it sounds fantastic
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checkii wrote:good job buying a complete piece of shit.MsB- wrote:Alright! I bought my guitar and i actually went for the Ibanez AW90!
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b31182 wrote:I used to own that model Washburn. In hindsight, i wish i would have bought a takamine. I recently upgraded to a taylor 314ce and know my guitars a little better now. Even though i would never go back to a guitar in that range now that i have my taylor, if i had to i would go with a takamine over the washburn hands down. Your best bet - play both and see which one YOU like better. (after all, your the one paying for it and playing it)
How much is a 314ce? I love those guitars. I go to guitar center and play the 714ce they have there. I think its funny because i new sales guy came up to me and said "I have to remind you, if you break it you buy it"
I didn't even look at him i just kept playing.
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