Rogue RA-090 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Natural


Description
The Rogue RA-090 dreadnought acoustic guitar offers incredible value for musicians seeking a traditional dreadnought design with reliable performance. Built with a laminate spruce top and whitewood back and sides, this model delivers a balanced tonal response with clear highs and a warm midrange. Its large body shape enhances resonance and projection, making it suitable for both solo practice and group settings. The satin finish not only provides a smooth, refined look but also contributes to the instrument's ability to produce a vibrant tone. With a design focused on accessibility, the Rogue RA-090 is an excellent entry point for players looking to develop their skills on a dependable and well-crafted acoustic guitar.
Acoustic Guitar With Laminated Spruce Top For Balanced Tone
The laminate spruce top of this dreadnought acoustic guitar produces a bright and articulate sound, making it ideal for clear chord strumming or defined note separation. Spruce is renowned for its ability to project sound with clarity, and the laminated construction ensures durability while maintaining tonal integrity. Paired with the whitewood body, the spruce top provides a well-rounded tonal foundation that holds its own in both intimate practice sessions and larger gatherings. This combination ensures a consistent tone that resonates clearly across the frequency spectrum.
Dreadnought Body Shape For Enhanced Projection
The traditional dreadnought body shape of this acoustic guitar offers a powerful and commanding tonal presence. Its large body size enhances the instrument's resonance, delivering a full-bodied sound with strong low-end response and articulate highs. This shape is particularly beneficial for players who need greater volume and sustain without relying on amplification. Whether strumming open chords or playing intricate fingerpicking patterns, the dreadnought design ensures a rich, immersive sound that fills the room effortlessly.
Comfortable Nato Neck Profile For Easy Playability
Designed with player comfort in mind, this acoustic guitar features a C-shaped neck profile that is easy to navigate for both beginners and seasoned players. The smooth fretboard surface allows for fluid transitions between chords and scales, while the neck width accommodates a variety of playing styles. Its lightweight construction reduces hand fatigue during extended practice sessions, ensuring that players can focus on their technique and expression. The neck's ergonomic design enhances playability, making it an approachable option for players at any level.
Beginner Acoustic With Durable Build For Long-Term Reliability
Constructed with a laminate spruce top and whitewood back and sides, this acoustic guitar is built to withstand the rigors of frequent use. The laminate construction not only adds structural stability but also provides resistance to changes in humidity and temperature. The satin finish further enhances the guitar's durability, protecting it from scratches while allowing the wood to resonate freely. These features ensure that this instrument remains reliable over time, making it a dependable choice for regular practice or casual performances.
Perfect For Aspiring Guitarists On A Budget
The Rogue RA-090 dreadnought acoustic guitar is designed to offer an affordable yet high-quality experience for new players. Its combination of durable construction, comfortable playability, and balanced tone provides a solid foundation for learning and growth. Whether you're just starting your musical journey or looking for an accessible instrument to refine your skills, this guitar delivers the reliability and performance you need to succeed.



Features
- Spruce top produces crisp tones with excellent resonance and volume
- Dreadnought body ensures bold sound with deep bass and strong projection
- Durable laminated wood construction stands up to regular use and travel
- Comfortable slim neck profile supports effortless fretting for all skill levels
- Smooth rosewood fingerboard enhances playability and tonal richness
- Die-cast tuning machines deliver reliable tuning stability for consistent sound
- X-bracing design improves strength and provides balanced tonal response
- Satin finish adds a professional look while reducing reflective glare
- Perfect choice for beginner guitarists wanting reliable performance and style
- Portable lightweight build makes it easy to carry to gigs or lessons
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Specs
- Body type: Dreadnought
- Body wood: Whitewood
- Body depth: Full depth for balanced tone
- Finish: Natural gloss
- Neck wood: Nato
- Neck shape: C-shape
- Scale length: 25.5"
- Nut width: 1-2/3"
- Fingerboard radius: 16"
- Number of frets: 20
- Bridge material: Painted maple
- Fingerboard material: Painted maple
- Tuning machines: Covered nickel
- Hardware finish: Chrome
- Strings: Standard steel strings
- Orientation: Right handed
- Case: Sold separately
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Most Liked Positive Review
COMPLETELY surprised by this thing! This guitar is KILLER!!!
SORRY FOR THE EXTREMELY LONG REVIEW, BUT THIS IS A THOUGHTFUL REVIEW FOR THE INTIATED READER, SO BY ALL MEANS READ ON: I have been playing for about 20 years now and I have owned and been able to play some very nice acoustics over that time, but I have gone without an acoustic guitar for the past 4-5 years, and I recently had the urge to own one again. Unfortunately due to my current economic situation, money is extremely tight for me right now. I wanted to buy an acoustic for in and around the $100 range so I could have SOMETHING to play until my finances turned around. I looked at Fenders and Epiphones, amongst others, and I played several of them, but I didn't like what I was hearing - dull, lifeless, thin-sounding acoustics with no character to the tone they produced. Then I saw the Rogue RA-090, and I decided to check it out on YouTube. There wasn't much posted, but there were two posts that revealed something about the Rogue's sound that caught my attention - a fullness and warmth, and a midrange texture that I found appealing. But I certainly had my reservations about construction quality, and consistency from one guitar to the next, as well as my ability to receive a half decent guitar that compared to what I had heard on YouTube. I figured I could take my chances and at the very least, it would be a good laugh! So I ordered one. Man, let me tell you, what I received exceeded my expectations in a way I NEVER thought possible. This is an absolute gem of a guitar! The tone that emanates from this thing is incredible. There is a depth of tone, and fullness, and a midrange that is full of warmth, clarity and complexity, as well as a sweetly balanced treble. All these qualities come together to make this guitar truly something special. This guitar also sounds extremely balanced from top to bottom - no peaks in bass, middle or treble at all. Strum or fingerpick chords anywhere on this thing and you will be rewarded with the very definition of balance. One amazing thing is the fact that there are no "dead" sounding spots anywhere on the neck. Go above the 5th fret on any other cheap guitar, and the sound quickly starts to get wooly or thin-sounding. This guitar has NONE of that, and at no time does the tone collapse the higher you go up the neck. I can play this thing above the 12th fret and all the tone, and volume is still there. Another amazing thing is just how effortless the sound comes out of this guitar. Even at very low playing volume, this guitar still throws out a very full, complex, and inviting sound that is full of tonality. This is something that is truly hard to find in ANY guitar, and is fantastic for a nuanced playing style or for playing late at night. The construction of this guitar is also something that exceed my expectations. The fit and finish is very good. The finish itself is very nicely applied with absolutely NO blemishes anywhere on the mirror-like body. The only blemish I could find in the finish was on the neck near one of the fret markers above the 12th fret - but for the price, who cares? The "whitewood" top on this guitar is very attractive and has a very nice grain pattern to it, and is actually better looking than in the picture. My guitar even has a touch of flamed figuring below the bridge! A look inside reveals that this guitar actually has an X-braced top! Guitars this cheap aren't supposed to have X-braced tops! Hell, at this price, I'm surprised it has bracing at all! (Just kidding). An X-braced top is unheard of anywhere near this price and is surely part of the great sound of this guitar. It's nice to see that someone actually put in some care and thought in regards to properly designing this thing. Also, all of the braces and linings (the ribbed part inside that helps join the top to the sides), are completely devoid of excess glue. Everything has glue right up to the inside edge of each joint, and that's it. No beads of glue, or glue drips to be found anywhere, which lends itself to a very tidy looking interior. Based purely on interior cosmetics, the fit and finish is as good as any acoustic you'll find - no kidding! You really don't expect this kind of workmanship in a guitar in this price range, let alone one that sells for THIS cheap! It's amazing to see that these things aren't just slapped together. Quite impressive. However, one minor reservation I have about the construction is that the top is a little thinner than a normal acoustic, but being that it has a laminate top, it SHOULD be just as strong as a solid wood top of any other guitar. However, the fact that it has a thinner top may also be the reason why this guitar sounds the way it does, because this allows the top to vibrate more freely. Also, maybe there is something to the whitewood used for the top and body as well? This is a wood that I have never heard of before for guitar making, but maybe this wood has something to do with the great sound this guitar produces, DESPITE it being a fully laminated guitar. There HAS to be something to it - the wood, the X-brace, or both? The bridge is nicely finished and the neck is comfortable to play. However, the description says both the bridge and the fretboard is made of rosewood, yet both are painted flat black. Maybe they aren't rosewood after all? Oh well. When a guitar sounds this good, who cares? And at this price point, these are sins of omission. The action is very nice and it takes very little finger pressure to fret notes along the fretboard which makes it effortless to play. And as cheap as the tuning machines look, they turn very smoothly and even hold tune quite well! I guess I won't need to replace them until they wear out! Who knew?! So, to wrap up, if you can't tell, I am absolutely blown away with this guitar! I don't know if I received a "ringer" (i.e. the so-called pick of the litter), but what a genuinely beautiful voice this guitar has! Utterly baffling!
Most Liked Negative Review
I won't purchase from this site again
The product came to be me with the neck cracked and appears to be super glued over. The instrument plays fine but I'm dissapointed in the condition it arrived to me in.
- Practicing161
- Jamming63
- School Bands22
- Recording21
- Small Venues21
- Requires Constant Tuning38
- Poor Quality18
- Flat Sound9
- Not Consistent7
- Cheap strings1
- Novice113
- Experienced60
- Child13
- Professional Musician9
- Fun To Play145
- Good Feel139
- Good Audio101
- Consistent88
- Stays In Tune82
Reviewed by 338 customers
I would buy this product again.
Verified Buyer
submitteda month ago
byAmy
fromGainesville GA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
This is a beginner guitar for my teenage son. His instructor did advise him the guitar strings that were on. It were not good so he did replace those but aside from that it's great for a beginner.
I would buy again
submitted3 months ago
byRaymond
fromCincinnati Ohio
I bought the natural , finish is good , tuner's are ok , action is ok , sounds good after stretching the strings and tuning. I'm impressed with this guitar , especially for the cost ! It sounds good.
good for beginner
submitted3 months ago
byNunu
fromNashville, Tennessee
the sound is very good, but there is some fret buzz but that's okay. Wish it came for guitars picks and such, but overall a good guitar.
I would buy
Verified Buyer
submitted3 months ago
byLaOrphy
fromDallas, TX
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Very good.
I actually purchased 3 of these.
Verified Buyer
submitted4 months ago
byScott
fromAberdeen
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I buy these for under privileged children and set them up for the holidays. These only needed a little nut filing and thus rod adjustment and they play great.
Great starter
Verified Buyer
submitted6 months ago
byKat
fromHouston, TX
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I'm just learning how to play and this guitar sounds great and was a really good starting price. I'm super happy with my purchase.
Q&A
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submitted4 months ago
asked byGreg
fromArlington, Texas
Is this a 38" guitar?
It's about that.submitted9 months ago
asked byValerie
fromundisclosed
The tuning nut/gear on my RA-090 does not get caught but the tuning peg, as the teeth are very worn down. It makes a loud ping noise, and won't tune past a certain point. Where can I buy replacements that will work on this guitar?
There are no Rogue replacement heads. Please give us a call to help you find something – 855-770-3373.submitteda year ago
asked byaaron
fromLivonia Michigan
can the guitar come in 3/4 size?
Unfortunately, no. Please give us a call to help you find something – 855-770-3373.submitteda year ago
asked byGraham
fromRaleigh
What is the name and gauge of the strings that come on this guitar?
They're not branded. They're .12 gauge.submitteda year ago
asked bykorrine
fromToledo, Ohio
Is this guitar a good size for an adult 5'0
I don't think so. I will have a product specialist contact you with options.submitteda year ago
asked byJulianne
fromundisclosed
Hi ! I'd like to know the size of the guitar so I know what case to get. Thank you!
It's about 39". I will have a product specialist contact you with options.submitted2 years ago
asked byky
fromcarlstadt, nj
i'm looking to buy a case for this, by any chance mind telling me the measurements ?
Please see............Musician's Gear Deluxe Dreadnought Case Tweedsubmitted2 years ago
asked byJess
fromSugar Land Tx
What are the gages of the strings that come with this guitar?
12'ssubmitted2 years ago
asked byKaylee
fromMaine
Can I put a strap on this guitar? I only see one attachment point
Yes. A regular strap will do. It requires a string put through the strap hole and then tied to the neck, below the head stock.submitted2 years ago
asked byKristina
fromEvansville,IN
Is this a large size or a smaller size for kids?
This is full size. It's a Dreadnought, it's a s big as they come.