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Everything you need to start playing right now!
The Fender DG-8S Acoustic Guitar Value Package features a natural-finish Fender dreadnought guitar with a solid spruce top for vibrant tone that improves with age. Also includes Fender's best chromatic tuner, gig bag, shoulder strap, picks, strings, string winder, and instructional DVD.
Fender DG-8S Acoustic Guitar Value Pack Specifications:| Back Wood | Nato | | Body Size | Dreadnought | | Finish | Polyurethane | | Fretboard Wood | Rosewood | | Has Pickup | No | | Laminate or Solid Back | Laminate | | Laminate or Solid Sides | Laminate | | Laminate or Solid Top | Solid | | Neck Joint | Set-in | | Neck Wood | Nato | | Number of Strings | 6 | | Nut Width | 1.69" (42.9 mm) | | Nylon or Steel String | Steel | | Scale Length | 25.3" (643mm) | | Side Wood | Nato | | Top Material | Spruce | | With Case | Gig Bag |
Fender DG-8S Acoustic Guitar Value Pack Includes:Fender s best chromatic tuner, gig bag, shoulder strap, picks, strings, string winder, and instructional DVD.
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Best Guitar Package
Stop your search with this guitar package from Fender; an absolute great deal and simply the best value when compared to the rest. This is the first guitar I ever purchased, let alone played, and honestly, it is the perfect guitar. The quality of the sound and overall construction are both superb. The tuner which is included is excellent (a must have since you will want to tune it before each time you play/practice). I would suggest that you buy a new strap (I did not care for the one given), get some polish for the body of the guitar, and lemon oil for the neck). If you are also a beginner, I would recommend buying an instructional DVD (I did not like the one included). You will not be disappointed with this guitar.
Reviewed by Chris on 1/15/2007 who plays Rock.
30 people found this review helpful.
7 people found this review unhelpful.
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A Good Guitar
This guitar is good for the beginning player. It has good, loud sound, and i have not noticed any major frett buzz. The action is perfect, and in my opinion you don't need to change the stock strings right after purchase. I tried mulitple acoutics including epiphones, and this was the best out of all of them. The cons of this guitar are that the tuning heads are pretty bad, and I need to tune it every 20 minutes or so. Overall, this guitar is perfect for a beginner, or just a player on a budget.
Reviewed by Jacob on 2/9/2007 who plays Mostly rock, some metal.
14 people found this review helpful.
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Great guitar, great pack
The Fender DG-8 acoustic pack is one of the best deals out there. the extras are certainly nice, but I want to talk about the guitar.
A guitar in this price range with a solid spruce top? Wow! It stands out from everything else priced near it because it doesn't sound like it's made out of a piece of plastic. Comes with good strings, and the tuners are actually not bad.
If you're looking for a guitar just to have around, you won't find much better than this.
Reviewed by Mike_L on 10/3/2006 who plays rock, blues, country.
12 people found this review helpful.
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The guitar is the reason....
I bought this as a cheap travel guitar I wouldn't have hearbreak over if it's damaged. I also own a Takamine GS330S and a little Hagstrom 0-78S. I haven't looked at the accessories cause I'm really not too concerned with them; I bought this for the guitar. I was in GTC looking for something cheap to take on a trip in my full-size hardcase (my Hagstrom only has a gig bag, and I must travel with laptop. That one is for car trips!). I went in to look at the Epiphone 150 ($99) and the Yamaha (? model; $149). Guitar rep there "sold" me on this guitar. Main sellers: Solid top, good tuners, and good feedback from previous customers. I can say, the sound is great, even off the factory strings. The action is great. If I would have played this when I was purchasing my first guitar (the Takamine), I probably would have went with this just to save money. I did play a Fender acoustic, but the Takamine's sound was far and away better than any of the $500-ish acoustics (Fender, Martin, Yamaha, etc). For a first guitar or a traveler you can replace if it's damaged, or justa second guitar, this is a great deal. I would buy another if it was damaged. Very pleased.
Reviewed by Viper122 on 3/20/2007 who plays Acoustic rock, blues.
15 people found this review helpful.
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Just replace the strings and your'e set!
All you need to do on this baby is get new strings, and you can start jamming right away. Perfect for the person looking into guitar and has a good deal of commitment laid out for it. It's good to start on an acoustic guitar because electric guitar is alot easier than acoustic. Perfect gift.. for yourself, even. Check it out!
Reviewed by Roy on 11/16/2006 who plays Rock.
13 people found this review helpful.
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