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    Default Solid Wood Acoustics <800.

    I have $800 saved up and want to upgrade my cheapo acoustic to something decent. I plan on just flat picking, playing dylan, jack johnson, ben harper, dispatch, etc. So I want a solid wood acoustic that gives a mellow tone that is good for playing solo acoustic/singing along with.

    Right now on my list to play are:

    1. Martin D-15
    2. Larrivee D-03
    3. Tacoma DM9
    4. Taylor 210

    The larrivee is actually a little more than I wanted to spend, but if it is that much better than the others I'll get it. I was just wondering if there were any other guitars in my price range I should consider and if anyone could tell me some things about the four I listed.

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    Default Re: Solid Wood Acoustics <800.

    With the 4, the best thing I can say is just try out all 4 and see which one you like best. Everyone who answers here is going ot have a diff. opinion of which one is better, so just try and see which one is the best to you.

    As for something else to try, I have a Seagull Artist series Studio, which is a solid spruce top and solid rosewood back(the sides are rosewood laminate) and it just sounds amazing. Nice warm tone with great clarity. My fav. acoustic I've ever played(hence why I decided to buy it).

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    Default Re: Solid Wood Acoustics <800.

    I played a larrivee last week and I must say the construction and sound was most impressive.

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