Latest Acoustic Guitar Reviews
“You almost forget it's a carbon fiber guitar”: Klōs Carbon Timber Grand Cutaway Mini review
With its superb feel and sounds, can this small-bodied, travel-friendly acoustic convert the carbon fiber acoustic purists?
“Quite possibly the ultimate busker’s tool”: Yamaha TAG3 C TransAcoustic review
Yamaha has expanded its TransAcoustic concept to include more onboard effects, including delay and looping, with fine-tuning and the option to play backing tracks via a dedicated smartphone app
“This is the most appealing combination of sounds I’ve heard on an Acoustasonic Player model to date – but there are still caveats”: Fender FINNEAS Acoustasonic Player Telecaster review
The first Acoustasonic signature model debuts onboard chorus and a new combination of sounds with it – but can it win new guitarists to Fender's hybrid guitar?
“It’ll suit those players who like to hit hard and make their guitar really shout”: Epiphone Masterbilt Texan review
We put this unsung acoustic hero through its paces and find out if it’s deserving of more plaudits
“Continually surprised me with beautiful, unpredictable overtones”: Martin D-28 review
I get hands-on with arguably the most legendary acoustic guitar of all time. Will it live up to the hype?
"With an incredibly smooth, fast-playing neck and low action right out of the factory, there’s little to dislike": Taylor 414ce review
The Taylor 414ce balances beautiful aesthetics with an all-encompassing acoustic tone that can truly do it all
"With effortless playability, charming good looks, and a distinctive sound, it's no wonder the J-45 is still going strong over 80 years after it was first introduced": Gibson J-45 Standard review
Gibson's legendary acoustic is beloved by everyone from Dylan to Slash, but is it really worth the price? We find out
“How good is a guitar that breaks down into three parts going to sound? As it happens, we were in for a pleasant surprise”: Furch Little Jane LJ 10-SM review
Furch’s travel guitar folds down so you can transport it in its own custom backpack and, the company claims, it returns to pitch when you reassemble it. Innovation or gimmick?
