Reply With QuoteWashburn D10 = best deal around under $500
I like Yamaha acoustics as well - good bang for the buck
A few Fretters have SX acoustics from rondomusic.com that they like, and they are pretty inexpensive
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i need an acoustic!
we only have one acoustic in our band and we think we need 2 more so got any suggestions, feel free....
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Washburn D10 = best deal around under $500
I like Yamaha acoustics as well - good bang for the buck
A few Fretters have SX acoustics from rondomusic.com that they like, and they are pretty inexpensive
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+1.Originally Posted by t_ross33
: The D10S has a solid wood top and is a lotta bang for the buck.
Guitars and other stringed instruments: Washburn D10S, Washburn EA52SWCE, Washburn Cumberland J28SDL, Washburn D46S12, D'Aquisto Centura, Rover RM-50B Mando
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I have a EJ-200CE you can have for $200 + Shipping
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Wow, hop on that! That looks great!
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You can buy from the Rocket man with 100% confidence. That Epi is a good deal.
Hard to make suggestions as I don't know what sound you are going after. Certainly a washie D10S is a good all around guitar. But I assume you want a pickup and probably on board E.Q. More reason to look hard at Rockets Epi. The cutaway version of the D10S would also be worth looking at. Another good Washie option is the thin body, EA series. I have a EA20 (Not for sale) and it's a great stage guitar. Has a bit of an electric feel to it. Mine has the older Equis II preamp system. The newer versions have the better B-Band system.
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