Washburn D 29S

Solid top (one piece) excellent action, guitar plays like butter, perfect condition, brass nut and bridge; plays better than a Taylor, as quick as my gibson J 180 ev; plays just as well. Fuller sound (a fat sound). I think the one I have was made in 93. I think they quit making this model in 98. I have only see a few. They are rare and excellent. paid 850, which seemed high until I played it and looked around; I could not find anything compareable to the guitar not for under 1200. In layman terms its plays as well, and feels as good if not better than any Martin I ever had. I had several Martins, and I would take this Guitar over any Martin; short of maybe a 1953 D-35 Martin. Anyway, I love this guitar and my friends keep pressuring me to sell it, but I won't sell this guitar and if anyone comes across another let me know.

Can't think of anything I dislike; it is a perfect acoustic. It would be insteresting to have everything about this guitar but with a cut away.

Washburn Company always stands by their guitars, but I don't have any complaints. Every guitar store I've taken it to get strings or something were suprised how well it played and looked. The guitar is beautiful; light blondish brown. Color is beautiful. High gloss with light blond look.