Crafter D-6

Solid spruce top, Made in Korea, with a satin finish with white wood bindings, came with great D'Addario strings.

Sound quality is excellent, Really well balanced, loud when playing chords or loud songs, still sounds good playing quietly

The action comes nice and low, feels really easy to play, the factory setup is excellent, even when playing higher chords, still easy to play

The bindings and bracings of the guitar seem very good, as the build quality is fantastic for the price that you pay

It also looks beautiful, the white bindings on the satin finish make the guitar look like a piece of art

It seems as though this guitar will last for years

Haven't dealt with them

I've been playing for about a year now, and i think this guitar will last me for many years to come, if i do need to upgrade, i think i would
probably look for another Crafter if not the same one, same goes if it was stolen.

I compared it to many guitars, Cort, Yamaha, Takamine, Fender, all priced at around $400AUD - $500AUD, none sounded as good as the crafter, when i played the first note i knew it was better than all the other guitars, and it was about half the price, i got a bargain.

Solid spruce top. I believe Crafter are Korean.standard dreadnought.
build quality is excelent.

For the price, it was the best sounding guitar i tried. Better than
the cheapest Maton @ twice the price.

once again excelent.The guy in the store did the final set up. He took
the nut slots down slightly.

its build quality is fantastic for the price.

The guy in the shop gives me confidence.He seems to know a lot about
guitars and is really helpful.

been playing for about 10 years. Mainly electric. I wanted a good
acoustic for song writing around the house.I believe these guitars
are almost toooo cheap..(please don't put them up)

solid sitka spruce top,mahogany sides back and neck,satin finish,dreadnought style,made in Korea, rosewood bridge, dual action truss rod neck design, chrome frets and die cast tuners.

it has a very nice, bright sound, best sounding guitar I could find for the money.

I feel very comfortable with this guitar the action is very nice. The factory setup was perfect for me and there were no finish flaws.

Reliability/Durability: N/A
I bought it only a few weeks ago so I can't speak for it's durability.

I've been playing on and off for years, now... but I consider myself as an intermediate player only.

Before doing my purchase, I tried at least 30 guitars in different stores. Finally the choice was between the Seagull S6 and the Crafter D6/N.

At Nantel Musique they had both the Seagull and the Crafter... after 10 minutes playing with the Crafter...I knew it was "my" Crafter. I felt in love with it!

I like the action a lot. It has a rich bright sound and it looks good!

If it was stolen I would buy another one! I play it every day now because I just love it!

solid sitka spruce top,mahogany sides back and neck,satin finish,dreadnought style,made in Korea, rosewood bridge, dual action truss rod neck design, chrome frets and die cast tuners.

it has a bright sound with a full bass, best sounding guitar I could find for the money.I play it at church and home.

While the sound was great the action and general of feel this acoustic was the deciding factor in purchasing it.The factory setup was right on and there were no noticable finish flaws.

I have only had the guitar a short while so I can't speak for it's durability and the finish is a little thin therefore may not stand up.

I have been playing for 10 yrs off and on at church and parties.If it were lost or stolen I would buy it again since I think it's the most guitar for the buck.I compared this unit to the D8($399) and to the Simon & Patrick guitar by Godin (wild cherry wood constuction)for $299. While the D-8 looks better the D-6 sounds better.When compared to the Simon & Patrick the D-6 not only sounded better it felt better.

Basic dreadnough body design, satin finish, solid spruce top, mahogany veneer back and sides. Rosewood fretboard, gotoh style tuners, pretty basic stuff. Wouldn't mind a pickup, but a cutaway isn't really necessary.

Pretty good for a $250 guitar. Bass is a bit on the weak side, it's no Taylor. Other than that, sound id pretty full, balanced, bright and snappy. Sounds better with .12's than with .11's, but lot's of guitars do. Not bad.

Came feeling great right off the shelf.

Only had it for two mos. I play some worship music at a friends church as a favor, it's held up to that pretty well, but worship music isn't exactly what you'd call real hardcore.

Never dealt with them.

As good as anything else I've played worth $250. I was thinking about a Takamine, but this is just as good for a little bit less. If you need a good, basic, cheap dreadnought, go for it.