Cons – (I hate to even mention them)
I noticed two VERY small imperfections. There appears to be a tiny crack in the finish on the neck and an equally tiny imperfection in the finish near where the neck meets the body.

Pros –
Looks – The finish looks absolutely amazing. The wood grain pops from every angle. The decoration around the sound hole is simply beautiful and the photos do not do it justice – you really need to see it for yourself. The guitar even smelled great as I opened the case.

Sound – Once I tuned up and started playing, I immediately noticed that this guitar has a strong and punchy mid-range. I would consider this to be a very well balanced guitar. As I played more chords and leads up and down the neck, I found myself pleasantly surprised by the sounds I was getting. The sounds that this guitar makes are truly inspiring.

Feel – The finish and the fretboard both feel great on my hands. The neck is a bit chunky, but has a very comfortable shape. I have medium sized hands (5’10” male), and if my hands were much smaller, I might not like the size of the neck. However, it still leaves me enough space to be able to wrap my thumb around to the low E string if needed.

Value – Andrew White does some SERIOUSLY good sales. If I picked this guitar up without knowing what it was, I would guess it was a $2000+ guitar. I paid only a fraction of that and got some really great goodies on top of that. This guitar sounds just as good, but different, than my Taylor acoustic – but the Taylor, which was also a great deal, STILL cost twice as much!

Verdict – if you’re on the fence, just buy this fricken guitar. This is an AMAZING guitar for the price.