Electro acoustic guitar reviews

Electro Acoustic Guitar

Product	Price	Rating
Breedlove D250/SBe Passport Plus Have guitar, will travel: Breedlove’s vast and varied range now includes Passport Plus electro-acoustics in both traditional and original-design formats. Full review	£580.00	87%
Yamaha FJX720SC Electro-Acoustic The FJX720SC is everything a mini-jumbo should be – dynamic and punchy with woody warmth and a sweet brightness. Jerry Uwins investigates. Full review	£504.00	89%
Yamaha FGX730SC Electro-Acoustic An accomplished and good looking Dread that can deliver fine sounds. Jerry Uwins samples the brand that rarely misses. Full review	£582.00	88%
Tanglewood TRSJ-VS ‘Rosewood Reserve’ is a posh name for guitars in the affordable bracket, so do these new Tanglewoods really exude the sound of exotic timbers? Jerry Uwins finds out Full review	£329.00	90%
Tanglewood TRSF-CE Rosewood Reserve A fair toned acoustic sound and an excellent, clear-sounding powered palette. Jerry Uwins reviews Tanglewood's TRSF-CE Rosewood Reserve. Full review	£329.00	88%
Freshman 20CBL Folk The 20CBL’s Ion 301 preamp does a fine job in extending the sound palette, and for a two-band system it’s versatile Full review	£399.00	82%
Hudson Mayfly Concert Parlour Electro-Acoustic The Mayfly is a hugely likeable little fingerpickin’ all-rounder that can come fitted with the pickup and preamp of your choice – at a bargain price. Review by Jerry Uwins Full review	£418.00	96%
Freshman Apollo 1DC Dreadnought Freshman guitars are making waves in the ‘decent budget acoustic’ area, and now they’ve added the temptation of Fishman’s new Ion preamps. Review by Jerry Uwins Full review	£299.00	82%
Peerless PD-70CE Dreadnought In terms of acoustic punch the Peerless PD-70CE is slightly polite and not a snarling belter, but it’s outstandingly good as an electro. Full review	£549.00	92%