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DG-14SCE Review

manufacturer: fender date: 04/04/2005 category: acoustic guitars
DG-14SCE
The DG-14SCE is a 6 string dreadnought guitar with soft cutaway, maple back and sides, solid spruce top, onboard preamp and pickup system.
 Features:8
 Sound:8
 Action:8
 Reliability:10
 Impression:10
 Overall rating:
 8.8 
 Users rating:
 8.6 
 Comments:
 4 
 user comments vote for this guitar:
overall: 8.8
Reviewed by: unregistered, on april 04, 2005
4 of 4 people found this review helpful

Price paid: $ 272.55

Purchased from: Sherwood Music

Features: This Chinese made guitar has 20 frets. It has a solid sprue top with a gloss polyurethane finish. The neck is made of nato, fretboard of rose wood, and the sides and back are of laminated maple. It has an active Fishman 4 Classic preamp with bass, middle, treb, and billiance control. I'm not sure what kind of tuners are on it, but they stay intune almost all of the time. // 8

Sound: This guitar suits pretty much all I play. I play everything from Skynyrd to Disturbed. I am using a Peavey KB-1 amp right now, and it wounds wonder full with my guitar. The guitar does have a bit of noise when playign with the amp turned up, but it's nothing very noticable. // 8

Action, Fit & Finish: It was wonderfully set up when I got it. Everything was perfect. Except for the bridge pins. They snapped when I tried to change my strings for the first time. Everythign fit perfectally. // 8

Reliability & Durability: This guitar is ammazing. It was withstood me wailing away on it with a stainless steel pick, to falling over in the case without an damage. The strap pin was a little hard to get the strap over, but it is very secure. Over the past few months, the finish hasn't changed at all except for where I hit a door knob with it. It was will stand almost all playing environments. // 10

Impression: This guitar is amazing. All types of music sound good on it, it will withstand almost anything. If it were stolen I would definatly buy another one althought I would prolly hunt the person down. The only thing I have to say bad about this guitar is that: Buy a set of wouldnt bridge pins fo rit. The onses that come wiht it suck. Other then that This is a great guitar that is well worth the money for anyone looking for a new acoustic. // 10

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 comments posted
Nor'Easterbass :
I bought a Fender Acoustic, never got the model number from the store, but I think it was this one. Except mine has 22 frets I believe. Definitely a good buy on my part and since i
POSTED: 04/01/2007 - 06:17 am / quote |
Nor'Easterbass :
Bought this guitar as my first acoustic and I must say I'm very pleased with it. Done lots of recordings with it and they all sounds great. The action was off when I first got it (still kinda is) but I have no other qualms with the guitar.
POSTED: 04/01/2007 - 06:20 am / quote |
the fendernator :
I bought it for £150 a few years ago. It sounds great through an amp and the action is good. Sounds great with a plectrum, but I wouldn't advise finger picking. I'm just about to sell it. I reckon £80 reserve.
POSTED: 08/21/2007 - 08:33 am / quote |
curtbob :
Wouldn't advise finger pickin'? I do. I handled one @ Guitar Center a while back. Maybe it was just me, but it lacked a balanced sound strummed-- lacked bass when strummed, but maybe that'll change as w/ time as it ages. It sounded pretty when finger picked though.
POSTED: 06/18/2008 - 09:54 pm / quote |
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