This
is a Seagull S6 I believe. It is a semi gloss
finish. Extremely soft wood and almost no
protective finish so it is an extremely fragile
instrument. But it sure has the sound. I would
recommend everyone who is looking for a good
Acoustic to buy a Seagull. It is Made in Canada
and it's sound compares to $2000-3000 guitars. (And
it did not cost that much, trust me :-) It also
have L.R. Baggs electronics. (if you know a
little about acoustics that does not need much
explaining, it sounds awesome - though because of
the soft top and thin finish feedback is a
problem on stage) I am planning to get the same
thing in 12 string one of these days. (maybe
without the electronics though) It is my baby, my
love and what keeps me alive.
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This
is a Godin Acousticaster. Made in Canada by the
same company that makes Seagull. I am very
satisfied with this guitar too though I am not
sure what I'll need it for. It has the most
unique sound. It is an electric acoustic with
special chambers in the body and some special
compound metal reinforcements that give it a harp
feel to it. It uses electric guitar strings so it
plays just like an electric but sounds like an
acoustic amplified. It is back home now. I do not
have it here with me at college but it is in good
hands. I love it so I will probably not get rid
of it. It served me well for gigs I got over the
summer. Though usually the other guitarist
twisted it out of my hand because he loved it so
much. Oh well. He plays an USA 52 RI Tele. (My
favorite electric) It was not a bad trade for
those songs. I'd recommend this guitar for
anybody who is looking for a stage acoustic this
is the shit right here. Though the sunburst is
discontinued you can still get it in Natural and
used models that look great. There was a Deluxe
version of it too that looks awesome with a
quilted maple top and maple fretboard.
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