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The Savannah O Acoustic Guitar is a terrific deal on a compact guitar. It features a basswood top and Sitka bracing for improved projection. The C neck is thin and easy to play along its bound rosewood fingerboard. Ivory body binding and nickel-plated hardware roundout the collection of appointments. Case sold separately.
Savannah O Acoustic Guitar Natural
Savannah O Acoustic Guitar Natural

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  • Single O Body
  • Basswood Top with Sitka Bracing
  • Thin C Neck
  • 25.4" Scale
  • 1-11/16" Nut Width
  • Bound Rosewood Fingerboard
  • Ivory Body Binding
  • Nickel-Plated Hardware
  • Case sold separately

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4.5

2 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Best Uses
  1. Jamming1
  2. Practicing1
  3. Camping/beach/etc.1
  4. Lutherie practice1
  5. Practice1
Cons
  1. Requires Constant Tuning1
  2. Sharp fret ends1
  3. Unsanded braces1
Describe Yourself
  1. Novice1
Pros
  1. Fun To Play1
  2. Good Audio1
  3. Good Feel1
  4. Fun to Play1
  5. Great for the $1

Reviewed by 2 customers

  • Love the sound it generates would recommend this.

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    bySweeo

    fromSan Diego CA

    You would have to strum it for yourself and get the vibe.

  • Nifty Guitar (with a little help)

    4

    submitted9 years ago

    byErcoupe46

    fromEllijay, GA

    Not a bad little guitar for the price range, especially if you catch a sale. Out of the box the fret ends were quite sharp and the neck had a bit of bow to it. A few minutes with a file and a truss rod adjustment and it was good to go. Stock strings are OK, bit I believe Silk & Steels will suit it better. Tone is good for an all laminate instrument, and is improving with play. Has some sharp overtones, but I believe these will mellow with the new strings and age. Finish on the outside is quite good (for the price range) but some unsanded braces detract from the quality image. Intonation is close, a compensated bridge would help. If you are like me and enjoy tweaking an instrument to realize it's full potential this is a good and inexpensive place to start, and if things go tragically wrong, at least your not out much $$.

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