Acoustic Guitars Reviews

With classy looks, a groundbreaking build and a very approachable price tag to boot, the legendary Spanish guitar brand's new acoustic electric nylon-string is a bold, tantalising hybrid

Taylor's 700 series welcomes a Grand Auditorium cutaway electro acoustic with V-Class bracing and an all-solid koa build that's sustainable, and it looks and sounds a treat

Vintage-style acoustic guitars for the 21st century at a price that reference the classics but have a vibe all of their own

A hugely tidy build, the LX1E is again unbound and the top's chamfered edge creates a rather thick-looking impression that looks a little unfinished against the Taylor Mini-E.

Travel guitars are supposed to be as cheap as chips, aren't they – something to take to a festival or the beach?

Gibson's dedicated acoustic facility lies tucked away amidst the mountains of Montana in a place called Bozeman – in fact, its address is very appropriately Orville Way, Bozeman.

Guild celebrates a reggae icon with an affordable dread' based on the acoustic guitar behind his hits

Featuring an all-solid Java mango build, Fishman electronics and resplendent in blue burst, this cutaway electro-acoustic is guaranteed to get the audience's attention

Sound ports, more affordable, and available in four different shapes and sizes, meet Gibson's new acoustic electric guitar series

Thinline f-hole electro-acoustic revived