Reviews of Glarry GT604 41 Inch Dreadnought Spruce Front Cutaway Rosewood Back Folk Acoustic Guitar Natural

Glarry GT604 41 Inch Dreadnought Spruce Front Cutaway Rosewood Back Folk Acoustic Guitar Natural

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by B***e

on December 03,2023

Great beginner guitar, after professional set up.
by C***h

on February 17,2022

I really love my new guitar! This is my first one and I love the way it looks and sounds. They also gave me a capo, so I didn't have to buy one. Thanks glarry.
by R***a

on February 14,2022

Very unhappy I didn't get what I order is like they put the guitar together from different woods and my case had a pic of hello kiddy what.is that

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by J***k

on January 05,2022

Awesome, I am so pleased with the guitar, can't complain, thank you
by S***m

on November 22,2021

My daughter and I are so happy.She loves it.I can't wait to hear her play.Thank u so much.I highly recommend them.
by D***l

on September 20,2021

guitar all around especially for only 100 bucks.U cant beat that
by B***e

on August 18,2021

The guitar was delivered on time and with no damage to it.I would recommend this guitar for anyone starting out or picking it back up.Great guitar for the price!!!!
by T***n
on February 10,2021

A rustic look with a nice tone. Used guitar polish to bring out grain of rosewood back and sides and smooth it a little. Used furniture polish on the laminated spruce top. The darker tone and Rosetta add by to the rustic vibe. The head stock, however was not Rosewood on front as pictured! But my neck was installed properly. It had good action out of the box. The rosewood fingerboard was decent. I loosened strings and lemon oiled the fingerboard. You might wait until you upgrade the strings befor ...

A rustic look with a nice tone. Used guitar polish to bring out grain of rosewood back and sides and smooth it a little. Used furniture polish on the laminated spruce top. The darker tone and Rosetta add by to the rustic vibe. The head stock, however was not Rosewood on front as pictured! But my neck was installed properly. It had good action out of the box. The rosewood fingerboard was decent. I loosened strings and lemon oiled the fingerboard. You might wait until you upgrade the strings before lemon oiling it. After warming to room temperature and tuning it the guitar has a pleasant, warm sound. The biggest draw back is the lack of quality control over the frets which are overextended and feel rough. Either they ordered wrong size, or was shipped wrong size to match the fingerboard and binding, but they installed them anyway and did no filing or polishing. The guitars should not be shipped like that! A Luthier charges $100 to file and polish frets. I spent three+ hours doing it myself to make it feel smooth and comfortable to play. Glarryguitars.com should send me a hard case for my hard work. Mine came with some inexpensive accessories and a thin rain cover. It was shipped in only a single box, but it made it promptly and without damage. A great coffee house or campfire guitar, but the frets will require some attention. Hopefully, Glarry will send me a hard acoustic guitar case for my trouble.
by C***n

on December 21,2020

Other than a small bit of glue residue in the neck joint and some fade on the binding, this guitar is perfect. Honestly, I think those small imperfections give the instrument some character, perfect for someone who wants to start a folk band. Sure, the strings might've been set a little high and the included capo had comic sans font on the packaging, but this is a perfect deal for the price. Best part about it? It fits extremely well in a mix. I'll have a video out soon with my brother demonstra ...

Other than a small bit of glue residue in the neck joint and some fade on the binding, this guitar is perfect. Honestly, I think those small imperfections give the instrument some character, perfect for someone who wants to start a folk band. Sure, the strings might've been set a little high and the included capo had comic sans font on the packaging, but this is a perfect deal for the price. Best part about it? It fits extremely well in a mix. I'll have a video out soon with my brother demonstrating this.
by M***t

on October 06,2020

If you are considering a Glarry acoustic cutaway guitar, I REALLY recommences this model. Big body, good neck, well made but light. The rosewood back and sides mellow out the spruce top, and the guitar is a real pleasure to play ad to hear. I'm 73, started with guitars about age 11...I tweeked the Neck adjustment about 1/8 turn, tuned it up and it is a gorgeous sounding instrument. I play jazzy blues, finger style on this and I wanted a BIG body guitar that projects...This is about the best guit ...

If you are considering a Glarry acoustic cutaway guitar, I REALLY recommences this model. Big body, good neck, well made but light. The rosewood back and sides mellow out the spruce top, and the guitar is a real pleasure to play ad to hear. I'm 73, started with guitars about age 11...I tweeked the Neck adjustment about 1/8 turn, tuned it up and it is a gorgeous sounding instrument. I play jazzy blues, finger style on this and I wanted a BIG body guitar that projects...This is about the best guitar I have owned for that purpose, right up there with my very old Epiphone, on a par with my very old Guild. Beautiful, warm, loud...a steal.

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