The guitar looks and sounds great. Unfortunately, the neck is too wide. If you play multiple guitars, it is different. At first I thought I would get used to it but I made a mistake because I still feel the difference. It seems each acoustic gigs, my left hand locks up from stretching. I gave up on gigging with it and have gone back to a thinner neck. I've had the Angelica SE60 for 2 years and I am starting the process of trading it in to GC for a thinner neck. I bought it online, untried, and never returned it. There probably would have been no way I would have brought it home if I tried it in a store. I learned a lesson. Again this guitar may work great for someone else.

It has the looks and the sound. You will not be disappointed. If you are in the market Sub 1k this is your guitar. I would say even up to 1500.

Had spent the day playing just about every guitar in the acoustic room looking for a new mid range guitar. On the way out a guild caught my eye on the clearance rack. I then saw this one. My wife fell in love with it at first sight and I did upon playing it. It plays as good as it looks.

I bought this guitar as a present for my wife who's never played guitar in her life. It is a stunning instrument in every way - the design, the materials, the build, the playability, the sound, the across-the-room projection, it's all there. I have a Martin DX1, and while it has a warmer, deeper bottom end, plays like a wrestling dinosaur compared to this 60. My wife was immediately able to finger and strum chords because of that remarkable, easy playability. The out-of-the-box setup and action were absolutely perfect and we haven't touched the tuners ever. This guitar also came with a very high quality, seemingly rugged case we have confidence to travel with. A friend recently bought a Martin D28 for $3300, but after playing this PRS, I can't imagine why anyone would spend more money on a guitar, and the Guitar Center purchasing experience was professional and pleasant.

This guitar is beautiful and plays as well as it looks. I'm on my 2nd one, and would get another one if I could. The second one though, didn't come with a PRS case. There's not even a brand name on it.

I've had this guitar for a few months and the sound gets better every time I play it. It's an absolutely beautiful guitar. Very easy to play. Very smooth and fast neck. Very clear sounds. Great sustain. The depth of the body is close to a 000. Best bang for your buck. It plays as good as my J45, CEO-7, L00 and easy as my 814ce Sinker Redwood. PRS guitars are incredible values. Especially if you're just starting out.