Walden Guitars 640T Natura

My particular guitar is a D640TCP. I do not know when it was made. Made in PRC (China). Appears to be a solid spruce top with rosewood back and sides (my luthier friend says it's not laminated...) Satin finish. Gold Grover tuners. Butterbean knobs. Rosewood fretboard. Fishman Classic four electronics. Taylor case.

I bought this guitar because it sounded like a Taylor, Gibson, at half or third the price. I haven't bought an acoustic amp yet so I run it through my Fender Bassman 25 mostly. The Fishman electronics are great. I can shape the sound no matter what amp I'm running it through. It sounds excellent unplugged or plugged in.

This guitar was flawless in every way. I played several like models and they all played/sounded great. I purchased it in Seattle at Emerald City Guitars (absolutely THE coolest guitar shop on the planet) and I'm sure they set it up.

Appears to be a very solid, dependable guitar.

I've never had any reason to contact Walden or Emerald City as this guitar has had zero problems.

I have been playing for almost forty years (played Proud Mary, Louie Louie, and Little Black Egg for 6th grade talent show) but only seriously for the last ten or fifteen. I also own a Guild Songbird, Epiphone Les Paul Classic Quilt top, Fender P Bass, Rogue Violin Bass, Epiphone Classical, and a vintage archtop Silvertone acoustic.
If this Walden were lost or stolen I would probably try to find another one.I like the fact that it gives me the Taylor/Gibson/Guild sound for allot less money and it looks gorgeous to boot. I had looked at several acoustics that I thought were comparable (Fender, Dean, Alvarez, Ibanez, etc.) and the Walden sounded and played better, to my hands and ears.

This is a basic Martin look alike with a satin non gloss finish. I like it very much. Fishman electronics.

The sound is why I bought it. Sounds very much like a 1500$ martin at half the price.

Love the finish but had to have the neck straightened. Warranty covered it. A noticable bump near #12 fret. Now is very very staight. All else was premo.

Haven't had it long enough to say but "so far so good"

They fixed the neck in one day and did a great job, but that may be more the stores doing than the Walden company. At any rate I'm happy

I'm a rookie but I have 9 guitars and this one is up with my Gretsch accoustic. Just a different sound.

Features are: Made in China, Dreadnought model, Solid Spruce top, rosewood sides and back (most likely laminate), mahogany neck w/ rosewood board, abolone sound hole, binding on the neck, body and headstock, and gold hardware. Nitro satin finish and not globbed on poly like some other guitars. Low price for many features

Here's why I bought this guitar. IT sounds wonderful. The sound is clear, crisp with plenty of bottom end. It sounds well balanced and would be a great guitar to record with

For what I paid for this guitar it amazes me. I did not see any problems with this guitar and it was set up great from the dealer. This guitar play fantastic...it's a guitar that you'll want to play all day

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I have been playing guitar since the mid 60's. I own or have owned about every type of guitar that you can think of. I still have 9 electrics (Fenders, Gibson, etc) and a Jumbo body Guild and a classical. This is a great addition to my collection.

I bought this guitar for 3 reasons: 1 - it sounds great 2 - It plays fantastic...it's as easy as playing an electric 3 - the price.

I played alot of guitars in my life and have found this one of my best purchases. Everytime I see this guitar, I want to play it. It sounds great for every type of music I play and it will only get better with time. It plays wonderful and it's easy to play chords or lead riffs on it. It also looks like a guitar costing $1,000 or more.

IF you get a chance to play one of these Waldens you'll be pleasantly suprise. If it was lost or stolen, I would buy a new one of these in a heartbeat.