ASY-A ASYLA Series Auditorium Acoustic Guitar

Bought it at a steep discount from Amazon. Even at full price it would be a bargain if it sported a recognizable brand name which did not carry the Stagg stigma.... Beautiful guitar, setup was great, much better than the hugely popular Yamaha FG700 I got recently (great guitar as well, but not nearly as nice as this one). Not mentioned in the description is that it comes with D'Addario EXP strings and Nu-bone Nut & (compensated) saddle, this is very unusual for a guitar in this price range. A third tag says guitar has a non-transferable lifetime warranty on manufacturer defects, this was another great surprise for me. The size I really love, similar to a Taylor Grand Concert I think but need to get my measuring tape out as James Neligan website doesn't provides dimensions...Took a gamble ordering a guitar from a brand I knew little about and feel like I hit the jackpot. Only reviews I could find except were the sole one, a youtube video I didn't really understood (french magazine, Guitare Seche...) and a written one from a Netherlands magazine that google kindly translated for me :-). Highly recommended alternative for those looking for a budget-mid price guitar.This is the Youtube video I mentioned http://youtu.be/L8yIi4QWB4g

Not quite as nice as the LYNE or YAK series guitars - but decently made with good electronics. The back looks more like Walnut than Rosewood though...

Words cannot describe how nice this guitar is . The quality and sound are awesome . I can only hope that yours comes in as beautiful as mine did . Nice low action and the wood finish is flawless .

Picked this up when the priced dropped down to $112 on Amazon. Not sure why that happened but it's an amazing guitar. Slightly narrower neck which I prefer. Can't really say anything bad about it.

This is a pretty nice Taylor GS Mini clone. The top is solid spruce. The back and sides are laminated mahogany. The guitar has a nice tone for its small size. The tone is clear when you play it gently and gets loud when you bang out chords. Great size for playing around the house or as a travel guitar. Similar tone but not as defined as the Taylor. For 1/2 the price of the Taylor, its a good value. I put a Taylor style pickguard on it and upgraded the tuners to some Ping I had lying around. If you can find a used Taylor GS Mini for under $350 out the door, go with that. If not, for $250 new with gig bag, this is a good alternative.

I bought one of these used at Guitar Center for $100 for my nephew as his first guitar, and man I can say I wish I had one when i started, It plays so smooth, has just the right volume and the sound is brilliant. It's for my nephew, Christmas 2018 so we're still waiting, but I already am giddy about him getting it. If you're looking for a nice starter or a travel guitar, I would start here and save a buck. Hope this helps