on September 26,2022

Great knock around, carry acoustic guitar And under $80 delivered! Nice

on November 02,2021

This is the third guitar I have purchased from Glarry and once again, good quality at a low, low, low price!

on January 10,2021

Arrived very quickly. The action was great out of the box. Finish very good. The frets were very sharp but quickly sanded. Guitar sounds great and would recommend the guitar and Glarry guitars

on August 30,2020

excellent service - arrived on time in perfect shape. I have one already, this was for my wife - it's light, comfortable. I restring it with slightly lighter strings for ease of learning. I expect to electrify with poezi pickups for connection to practice amp. I've tried a number of Chinese-built guitars (I'm a luthier) and most were lacking, poorly made or simply a castrophie. Glarrys are strong, pretty good sound, easy to handle and a brand I trust. Five stars !

on June 24,2020

On one hand it's not perfect there is a buzz on the third fret high E string adjusting the truss rod did not help. It's not worth spending the money to fix it. On the other hand it plays and sounds better then I would expect for such a cheap guitar . Though not perfect overall I'm satisfied I keep it in DADGAD tuning . I have 3 good guitars in standard tuning and 3 cheap guitars in alternet tunings

on June 23,2020

Great starter

on January 25,2020

I was curious about what I would get for $49. The quality of the finish is sketchy with a rough, un-sanded fingerboard from the 17th fret to the soundhole — but that's not a big deal since I can't play up there very well anyway. The paint is splotchy, and the finish is un-sanded and rough around the soundhole. The only other issue is the bend around the cutaway has creases. These are mainly cosmetic, and minor structural issues. If the guitar costs hundreds of dollars, those problems with the ...

I was curious about what I would get for $49. The quality of the finish is sketchy with a rough, un-sanded fingerboard from the 17th fret to the soundhole — but that's not a big deal since I can't play up there very well anyway. The paint is splotchy, and the finish is un-sanded and rough around the soundhole. The only other issue is the bend around the cutaway has creases. These are mainly cosmetic, and minor structural issues. If the guitar costs hundreds of dollars, those problems with the finish, fingerboard, and bend around the cutaway would be serious issues. But I have no problems with them for $49. Besides, the GT501 has a really nice shape to it and it looks great if you don't look too closely. The crucial part is how it plays and sounds. The neck is straight, and the action is good out of the box. The neck is chunkier than I'm used to, but it's still very playable. The sound is great. I have a couple of expensive acoustic guitars, and this inexpensive Glarry holds its own on sound quality. I have it hanging on the wall in my practice room, and I've been playing it daily since I got it. It's a nice, easy to grab guitar that I can leave hanging on the wall when I'm not playing it. I think the GT501 40 inch Matte Concert Cutaway is an excellent guitar for beginning players, as it has good action and great sound for about the same price as buying a week's worth of cafe lattes. I would say it's a good guitar for more advanced players who want a guitar they don't have to worry about banging around a bit.

on October 23,2019

Just hope it arrives...

on September 02,2019

Came in the mail fast but the cardboard box was damaged but everything inside look good thank you

on August 19,2019

Was very surprised at how great this guitar is . Need to put better strings on it but once you do it's amazing for the price