Decent acoustic that tracks well?

[madbutcher]

I've never owned an acoustic guitar and now that I've decided to sell my Gibson V, I think it's about time to get one. I have little to no knowledge in what's good really so any opinions would help. Price range would be whatever I can fetch for the V.

 

[Wisheraser]

I love my Taylor 110ce and it's fairly inexpensive: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/taylor-110ce-dreadnought-acoustic-electric-guitar

 

[Headof75]

It depends what you want it for - strumming or picking?

 

[undercurrent217]

I used to work for Guitar Center and played many. A good bang for your buck acoustic guitar that both sounds good and plays good is an Epiphone Masterbilt. Usually in the $500usd range.

 

[professorlamp]

I've got a taylor 114 (no electronics) and it sounds aweeeeeeeeeeeeeesome, practically no post processing needed.



Taylor is on the right, and all it needed was a high pass at 80hz

 

[SethTheGreat]

IMO you can't find much better than an old Guild for the price. You can find 70's and 80's Guilds for $400-$800.

 

[madbutcher]

Liking the Taylors, I'm all about an ebony fretboard. And definitely want a cutaway model. Will try out the Epiphone model and Guilds too. Thanks dudes!

 

[jeb]

Check out breedlove guitars too!! The inexpensive ones are really really great!!!

 

[Sloan]

For cheap, I've always liked Alverez, had a friend that hauled the same one around for years and it always sounded great to me. Also, old 70's Yamaha acoustics are said to be a great deal.

 

[Where She Wept]

ive heard and played some cheap Ibanez acoustics that were dynamite for the price. in fact spent a few hrs at GC once my two favs were a Taylor and the 1/4 of the price ibanez.

 

[rispsira]

yes you can definitely find some good acoustics for cheap. In my case ill have to order from abroad so im leaning twds taylor as well (safe bet!)

 

[aviel]

try the taylor big baby. its really the best i've heard for the price range. sounds sweer

 

[chdrummer]

taylor 114e ftw