Seagull S6 vs Yamaha FS800

it's the Seagull S6 original I was looking for the Slim but they didn't have it in store I couldn't find it anyways. but yeah I went in there I went t...

The width of the neck is real, pretty narrow if you like narrow necks. I am kind of more leaning towards more of a narrow neck person. I find next wit...

If you are not experienced in these tasks, a local luthier should do it for no more than $30 or so. Based on sound, playability once adjusted, and construction quality, this guitar should definitely be included when comparing instruments in this price range. It is a real standout in value. Update 8 DEC 2012: The more I play this guitar, the more I love it

See if you can get it set up as well so that it’s comfortable to play. They are truly lovely guitars regardless of price and have a build quality much higher than others at that price.

do NOT buy a guitar that has no strings on it... You want to be able to play and feel an instrument before purchasing

So Cc is a concert. They're both concert sized guitars you can see here, and they're basically smaller body guitars. You can pick softly, you can pick...

Hi I'm Bill from Guitar Center today I'd like to tell you about a phenomenal guitar. This is the Seagull S6 Dreadnought. It's made in Canada Who would...

Dave Back in June of 2018 came to Bozeman Montana where the Acoustic Life Festival is held every single year and after that festival was over, he deci...

I'm not an expert on guitar quality, but I've noticed its sound turns very dull and mumbled under certain weather conditions. And for some reason it requires much more frequent tuning than the Yamaha guitar. All in all, I consider this an average guitar with a higher than average price tag.

It suits it's purpose. I just ordered an AC5R. I hope the sound of that one inspires me a little more. I did replace the stock strings with Elixr PB 80/20s, ad maybe that dulled the tone

I probably just need to play more to build up better callouses, or maybe just practice less on nylon string classical guitars that tend to pamper my hands.

So I bought the action down. First thing, took maybe I don't know an eighth of an inch off the saddle and then I used some slot files and I took the f...

like I said, for under 500, I would rather have kind of a utilitarian guitar that's just good at what it does than one that has, you know, a laminate ...

Stays in tune. Loud! Comes with good strings, for an inexpensive guitar. Good value, good guitar.