Fender Tim Armstrong Hellcat Acoustic-Electric Guitar  

This what you want to get for you're money, No it's not a Martin, but with a little tweak of the truss rod it played great , Looks Cool and funky with it,s funky Scardy Cats and Skulls.flat finish solid top and old style Fender pickgaurd and painted headstock Logo. Sound Great  unplugged for Blues and Back porch picking ,  and plug it in, its even more fun, run it through some effects and rock out . Hey what do you want for Money but great Fun.

Good and Playable

For the Money it's a Blast !

Fun !

this guitar is amazing, i can't believe they are selling these for the price... i love the classic white plastic tuner pegs, the tuner and preamp are great as well.. very comfortable to play... i play this guitar more than all my others.

the quality is great, mine is flawless!!!

i can't believe that these guitars are being sold at this price, plays and sounds just as good as acoustic guitars in the higher price ranges.. you really have to play it to believe it... an amazing value!

best acoustic i ever played, best looking too!! make sure you get the Hellcat case for it.

i love this guitar amazing sound for an amazing price. i was unsure about what to get and my friend will owner of will west recomended this it has such a big sound for the middish body. and all the looks i got from my friends and band mates was increddible.even one of my friends takamine was nothing compared to this little rocker. fender really did it again such a bright  full tone. i definetly recommend this guitar.

For the price you get quite the bang for your buck.

What initially caught my attention was the unique look.  The vintage looking headstock, with very cool vintage tuners and the skull and "Hellcat" inlays help make it stand out among other guitars.  Lookwise it has a nice vintage motif overall.

The Fishman setup sounds absolutely gorgeous and crisp when plugged in.  You can never go wrong with a built-in tuner either. Unplugged it sounds great too, very crisp, especially with new strings (obviously, but still ;)).  The concert style body has a really smooth feel, the neck is easy to play.  I did a little adjusting on the action, mainly for preference, but other then that it sounds great right off the shelf.

It's pretty remarkable this guitar is in this price range.  Like another reviewer noted, they could easily charge double.  Fortunately for we consumers it's not going to break the bank.  It's just a real quality product all around, well worth the investment.

I've only had it for a couple of months and I've already gotten plenty of mileage on it.  I've played with it live, recorded with it, written on it.  A great instrument to me isn't necessarily one that I'd have to spend more money for, but one that is a good fit to my tastes and sensibilites.  And this one is a PERFECT fit all around.  I know I'll be using it a good deal in the years to come.

I'm normally not compelled to write reviews of this nature but I'm very happy to sing the praises of the Fender Hellcat.  Great sound, great feel, great value.  I highly recommend giving it a spin!

Its got everything you need and more. Wonderful neck profile, Fishman electronics, just leaves nothing to be desired.

100% perfect out of the box, which I was not expecting from a guitar for this price. The only thing that wasn't 100% spot on was the on-board tuner, which isn't always very accurate, especially when tuning the sixth string.

They could easily charge double for this guitar if they wanted to. At the price its a no-brainer for anyone who wants a nice acoustic but doesn't want to break the bank.

The only and I do mean ONLY issue with this guitar is finding a hardshell case that fits it. I bought the Musician's Gear dreadnought case, which is way too big. Fender does make a case specific to this model, but no store ever has it in stock. I have one backordered but I am not optimistic about receiving it, its been months.