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(More customer reviews)I've been playing fingerstyle blues and ragtime guitar for about forty years (yikes!), and have owned many guitars. Over time, I've realized that my style doesn't particularly benefit from the refinement of a high-end Gibson, Martin or Taylor guitar. I've traded those off for banjos, mandolins, Irish flutes, etc.... But the vintage look of the Washburn parlors did appeal to me, so I ordered one. The first one that came was a mistake, and had the laminate top. I loved it, but really wanted solid wood, so I returned it and got the R319SWKK, which I like a bit better. This is NOT a top-tier instrument in terms of fit and finish. It's a little bit funky, but that all fits in well with the distressed finish and vintage look. Mine came set up very well, and plays great. I use medium gauge Elixers, and get plenty of nice balanced volume. The V-neck is comfortable (for me), as is the small body size. I LOVE the look --- it's like a museum piece! This is not the best-made or best-playing fingerstyle guitar I have owned, but probably wins in the "bang for the buck" department. Recommended for an "around-the-house, don't-need-to-worry-about-it, easy-grab" guitar that also adds to your home decor.
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