Washburn R320SWRK

Though it may not enjoy quite the reputation of larger guitar manufacturers like Gibson or Fender, Washburn is nonetheless a maker of quality acoustic instruments, and it has been for some time. In particular, its Vintage Series of instruments offer reproductions of once-popular types of musical instruments for modern players. Washburn’s truly unique-looking R320SWRK is a prime … Read more

Yamaha FG720S

When buying an acoustic guitar, many people opt for an instrument that will be useful for just about any genre. However, if you’re someone who already knows what genre you want to play, you have the advantage of being able to choose a guitar that’s suited to your playing style.If you want to play folk … Read more

Yamaha FG800 Review

If you’re looking for an affordable, entry-level guitar that’s uniquely suited to folk music, the Yamaha FG800 offers an attractive choice. It’s often hard to find an entry-level guitar with a rich sound. After all, manufacturers have to cut corners somewhere when it comes to price, and all too often, those corners are cut where … Read more

Seagull S6 Review

As guitar manufacturers go, Seagull guitars are a relatively new one. Founded in a small Canadian village in 1982, this company hand-makes quality guitars from sustainably-sourced woods. And since part of the company’s ethos is to make affordable guitars with features found in more expensive models, a Seagull acoustic guitar will often perform above its pay grade. In particular, … Read more

Fender FA100 Review

Purchasing an entry-level acoustic guitar is a balancing act: you want something reliable enough to learn on, but you likely don’t want to spend a lot in case you decide you don’t want to continue playing. The Fender FA100 is a promising entry-level guitar for new players–it’s made by fender, which is one of the oldest and most reputable … Read more