Peavey Clarksdale Acoustic

this guitar after a little T L C plays good the finish is what you would expect on a couple hund guitar and i found the action ok.
GESS IT JUST DEPENDS on who takes care of there guitar

I put martin strings on it and the sound is good, for multiple guitar groups starting out , this would be a good hack

I bought this guitar used but i dident half to do no more adjustment then i did on my martin

this guitar is a two year hack if you play regular

Ive been playing for 9 years, my reg guitar is a martin D17 .I like the sound me and my wife play to gather and it makes a good accent guitar I would compare it to a step above a montana

A friend bought it for 20 bucks used so we're not sure of a lot of info.It was crafted in Indonesia. They did a great job. It's got 20 frets. Not sure of the top...probably laminated though as it is a low end guitar. No electronics. Don't know the neck wood. I love the flat finish and the dreadnought shape tops off this low end beauty.

The tone of this little gem is complementary to the contemporary "open" style of voicings common to modern christian worship. Easily muted and a pleasure to walk up and down the whole neck. I love the feel of the satin finish under your arm.

The guitar in it's original condition needed adjustment. As I said, I got it used so it not a fair assesment to say it was a factory fault although I doubt the previous owner altered it at all. Since it is a bolt on neck (not just for Taylors anymore!!!) I was able to shim the neck to lower the action. Try that on a Martin!! It now plays easily and buzz free. No truss rod adjuustment needed.

Low end guitars are exactly that. Finding one that sounds great is a blessing and this one sounds great.

I don't know it's original purchase price but I think the $150 range would be a fair price.

This Clarksdale was made in the Phillipines, which is not a suprise. The dull natural finish looks cheap. I found a few "mistakes" in it, too. The no name tuners hold their tune, though. No accessories were included.

This guitar sounds okay if you are playing on the higher strings, but on the lower end, it buzzes like a nest of bees. Yeah, you can make a variety of "sounds" with it.

This guitar was made right, but I am put out by the cheap hardware. I even found some parts that were rusty.

The finish is very thin and I would never consider playing it in any gig.

I've never had to deal with them.

If I could do it again, I would probably save my money and buy a better guitar. The only thing I like about it is how I can pick really hard and goof around with it without worrying about breaking my expensive, precious guitar. But, it does hold up to a lot of abuse.