Is this a thin line Guitar?
1800689
I wouldn't classify it as thin line. In fact, the neck and fretboard are a little bit thicker than my Yamaha acoustic
1800690
No, it's a full sized box, but on the good side, it has full sized tone as well. Amazing value, easily the best inexpensive guitar I've ever owned, and I"m really picky.
1800691
No, it is a standard depth. Mine sounds out quite nice and is comfortable to hold. I would give you the measurements but it is out on lone. Good quality, good volume and a good tone. It has a tuner and sounds just like an expensive classical when plugged into an acoustic guitar amp. Just not thin if that is what you want.
1800692
This guitar is slightly narrower than the basic classical , I believe it's 31/2 " deep, unlike a , say for instance the Chet Atkins thin classical guitar.
1374963
I can't be certain, but since the guitar is relatively light in weight it seems likely that it is veneer. If the guitar was solid rosewood I would expect it to be much heavier.
1553998
That's difficult to answer. IMO this guitar's greatest strengths are the pickups but the acoustic sound, construction and playablility are still well above average. Best thing is to go to your local dealer to demo it and then decide. See my review dated January 10, 2014.
1331309
The neck is standard (a little slim). If you were blind you would think its a full size guitar. It does NOT sound normal without an amp. It is great as a "silent" guitar to pratice with, but you need a headphone amp, like a VOX AmplPlug. If you do plug it into a practice amp (like a Cube, 10w marshall, pignose etc.) it will sound great, it also sounds great in full size amps.
1830600
It's not a large full size but yes. And just to add a comment, I remember reading a review from a another musician that said that he was amazed at the tone of this guitar and that it sounded like a much more expensive guitar. After playing it I would have to agree. I've had much more expensive guitars than this and this just sounds absolutely gorgeous. Highly recommend unless you're wiling to spend much more and get a superior instrument. This has really turned into my favorite travel guitar. It's a true acoustic and has no electronics at all but everywhere I play this people love it and if it gets trashed sometime, somewhere I'll be upset but I won't have lost a small fortune. Hope this helps.
1840840
It is a full size guitar with steel strings. I'm sure the strings aren't the best quality and should be changed. However this is a heck of a nice guitar for the money and certainly worth the cost of upgrading the strings.
1651728
The neck is narrower than some guitars, but you would be wise to check the actual dimensions and compare that to your finger lengths, as well as to other guitars you've tried.
1918839
Yes, it does, but it is not a high quality guitar. It is a very basic, low quality beginners model.
2027555
No, but the guitar is still awesome. I love it and I have four different guitars.
478497
No, it's a fixed neck. It plays great and it's thinner and not as heavy as most other Les Paul guitars.
1884357
Yes. It is. We've had this for 6 months now for my 6 year old son who takes lessons. So far this guitar has been a great beginner guitar. It rarely slips out of tune after practice making the next practice with the teacher get started with minimal tuning. We are happy with this choice.
363868
Yes it is. I found the strings were nice and low and easier to hit the chords than on my acoustic or classical. If you can get to a music store, most stock them and you can actually try it first. Do a search on guitar center and find the closest one near you. Then go see how it feels.
343980
It's slightly curved, as very few (if any) non-classical guitars have a truly flat fretboard. The Gretch website says the G9500 has a 12" radius, which is about standard curvature for a modern steel-string acoustic. It's about the same curve as a typical Les Paul, which sits somewhere in between a Fender and a Classical guitar.
2146471
The top is spruce with a composite body...do not let that discourage you. This guitar sounds like a Martin. The quality is awesome and it is more durable and less expensive.I use mine for studio recording using a mic. The pickups are o.k. but the guitar sounds much better using a good mic.
731242
The neck on my kit is slightly thicker than my Squier Jagmaster. It is unfinished and easily sanded down to a thinner profile or thickness.
38580
It would be better to go for the cases they have for smaller bodied instruments. This case is for a full body guitar and would not "hug" the thinline body.
1993818
It is a fairly nice guitar for the money, however it's not in the class of say a Fender or Yamaha acoustic. It is great for a tag along on a trip or to the beach, but isn't good enough to use semi or professionally..