#Tux guitar add string on top full#

Two positives are the neck shape is really very good and it looks nice and is built well. The tone is just ok, very quite with no head room. The battery door vibrates when playing a open E and has to be pushed in. Yamaha NCX1 Arrived, the set up is very bad. LP4guitar wrote: ↑ Friday 03 December 2021, 13:44 pm So I'll give it consumer 'best buy' rating for value. But as a plugged in instrument, it has the same mainstream sound which you find in lot's of other more expensive instruments. I'm not saying the build quality is as good as more expensive brands of plug in classical guitars. In conclusion, good guitar at below retail, good for young careless students, good quiet electronics. It is robustly built and despite it's softer cedar top, it is thick enough to warrant neglect of young students. Or perhaps this could be the kind of guitar you have around as the beater, travel guitar. That is to say the aesthetic give impression of quality, but the sound quality is exactly what you'd expect at it's price point.Īll in all this is a perfectly good guitar for a working musician in need of a plug in guitar for versatile modern music. It certainly looks more high end than it actually is. But you can find this model discounted at many big chain vendors.įor a mass produced guitar, this one has all wood binding and charm.

#Tux guitar add string on top full#

At full retail I would not consider this guitar. The factory tuners although cheap do function okay. Not so much for traditional classical guitar sound.

Finish is a tough as nails lacquer which I believe does a remarkable job of protecting the Cedar.Īs a plugged in instrument it is suitable for modern folk, pop and jazz. The neck is very comfy and the headstock veneer is actually very well done. I think this is a smart feature to have in an inexpensive instrument. The other fret has a bit of sharpness on the edge, but it is so minor that I won't mess with it.Īction is a bit high, but there is enough saddle to shave down without adversely affecting the tone. An ever so slight buzz from one high fret. Factory frets are well done, with only two frets which need some minor attention. It is tall enough to be re-planed and fretted if need be. But I am impressed with the thickness of the fret board. Also on the fingerboard, shows a very small almost imperceptible knot in the wood. The bridge is well adhered and shows no signs of popping off. It sounds as good as any other mass produced plug in guitar, even those at much higher price points such as Godin or Taylor products. As an amplified acoustic guitar it has quiet electronics, they work well. But the problem was quickly resolved by simply stuffing my hand in the soundhole and pushing the two wires back into the respective points into the preamp circuit.Plugged it back in and she works fine. The supplied factory Savarez strings of the guitar were very much bright, loud and clear. The Cedar top does indeed give a warm mellow sound, and it sounds more 'Spanish' if you will, with Aquila Nylgut strings.

It's an all or nothing sound, play loud and the box thumps out notes. But playing loudly and softly, doesn't give much contrast in tones.

But the responsive nature of the guitar is that of an entry level instrument. Tone is more or less big and boxy with decent volume. This model is a full sized body with fan bracing. It was given to me, but I figure hey let's trade. I got this guitar because of a trade for a modestly good Fender guitar. I will now roll my sleeves at all times or play without any button to button contact. I accidentally put a few indentations on the top by simply resting my shirt sleeve, with buttons. Cedar is said to be more soft that Spruce and darn it.it is. The neck is said to be thinner than a traditional classical and the nut is slightly narrower at 50mm. So without further ado.here's the review. Wow for that kind of dough I shouldn't complain right? Well folks, yer dealing with a prepubescent curmudgeon. It's not a bad guitar, it's not a great guitar.