DG-4TS Review

Features:	8
Sound:	8
Action:	4
Reliability:	8
Impression:	4
Overall rating:	6.4
Users rating:	2
Comments:	3

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Reviewed by: unregistered, on november 06, 2003

Purchased from: Friend

Features: My friend purchased it a couple of years ago, never used it so I bought it off her about a year and a half ago. Not much to say...It was made in Indonesia, 21 frets, comfortable neck. Really nice finish, a lovely dark sunburst. // 8

Sound: Its got quite a nice rich, warm sound, not as tinny as my friend's Yamaha. // 8

Action, Fit & Finish: One thing that has really held me back on this guitar is that the strings are too far away from the fretboard. Its so damn annoying cos I have to work so hard to play one damn barre chord. Another thing is that the E string has fret buzz which hacks me off. // 4

Reliability & Durability: Despite a few knocks it still sounds pretty good and has a nice solid body. // 8

Impression: As much as I like the warm sound and everything, this is not a good beginners guitar because the strings are so high. Maybe it wouldn't matter to a more experienced player, but I find it affects my playing and I'd definately choose a different one if I had the chance. // 4

Comments

[01chardw]

omfg n00b, you can change the string height

[·razorblade·]

ansd about that string heigt, i thin it would be good for a beginners guitar, if s\the stringsare hi, it makes it harder to play, and ig u learn on a difficult guitaer to play, then when u get better youll realize how much better u are on a guitar with lower strings and it wil become even more fun jammin' =D

[guest124]

I am with razorblade on that, I had an ashton with a stupid high action that i learnt on, then I played on a friend of mine's takamine and was amazed at actually how good I had gotten so stick at it mate