Is this guitar red on the sides and back and does the color match the top redtone over the fret? does it smell like paint?
1408519
The guitar is red on the sides and back. The redtone over the fret seems to be a just a little lighter than the redtone of the rest of the guitar. The guitar does not smell like paint or those toy wooden guitars.
2146471
The top is spruce with a composite body...do not let that discourage you. This guitar sounds like a Martin. The quality is awesome and it is more durable and less expensive.I use mine for studio recording using a mic. The pickups are o.k. but the guitar sounds much better using a good mic.
717768
Hahaha it's a real guitar. I know the price is shocking but it works. I would suggest changing out the strings when you get it though, they are cheap as a peep. Good beginner acoustic though
521125
Are you asking about the color of the top wood on this guitar vs another one of the same model? The top being natural solid spruce wood, there is variation in color and grain from one piece to another. Therefore, no two of these guitars are going to look exactly the same. If you are concerned about color and grain, you should probably buy it at a retail store where you can see and pick out your guitar before buying it.
924474
Its made of a soft kind of wood. I do not know the name of it but the guitar sounds really good after tuning.
294290
I had an ivory colored one a long time ago, and to me, the tone and feel is pretty similar. This one feels perhaps a bit cheaper, but I was really impressed at the quality of this, having expected it to to feel and sound very cheap. Hope that helps!
2004187
It is actally solid spruce top. My son was 6 years old when I bought it for him, he's almost 8 years old now and the guitar still looks like new. It has a beautiful sound as well.
370195
It's called dymondwood. It appears to be almost a rosewood that has been varnished. It's really nice. Does not look or feel synthetic in any way. Go to youtube and search buck ranger skinner for in depth reviews and you'll be able to see exactly how it is. Hope this helps
1478366
To me it is a beautiful mahogany color. I don't see red in it at all. I have 2 and they are beautiful cabinets. They are very impressive as they are mounts on e wall.
1831933
It is a full size guitar and really good quality for the money. You can also find really good cheap guitars on rondomusic.com and guitarfetish.com
1555874
The color of the guitar pretty much looks like the picture...just a little bit more orangery.. You can see the wood grain and looks like a stained pine color. I think it looks nice , looks like an aged piece of wood.
376571
Thanks for your inquiry. The guitar has no flaws it is brand new and it is the exact color as in the picture.
590249
Hi - yes, it is truly red. Maybe a cherry red, with black piping on the edges.
1085762
It is one sweet guitar and gorgeous looking too . It was setup good enough for me and it plays better than my Gibson 125 but my Gibson is a good 50 years old . Just get it and play it . You will love it . I do . The Bluesman Ron.
2146472
It's made of something that Martin calls HPL, which stands for "high pressure laminate". What this means is Martin takes the leftover wood scraps from it's factory and turns it into wood pulp then uses very high pressure to press the wood pulp into a laminate. So it's not plastic, although it may seem like it.Despite the HPL back and sides, it's a very nice sounding guitar, and it's probably the best value in this price range. Don't let the non solo wood back scare you off. The top is the most important part for tone, and on this guitar it's solid spruce.
1818180
I chose my color and got what I ordered. However, this is really a toy. The tuning pegs do not always hold tight and hold the string in place. Suggest going a little more and getting a first act brand which is still a cheap guitar, but the strings hold in place.
666539
The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just fine. Case is very well made, hinges are high quality, I'm very happy with mine. One note - I don't believe the hygrometer works. The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just... » Read More The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just fine. Case is very well made, hinges are high quality, I'm very happy with mine. One note - I don't believe the hygrometer works. « Show Less