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Seagull Cedar Slim Acoustic Dreadnought  

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The popular S6 with a slimmer nut width.

Seagull acoustic guitars put this idea into motion after realizing that certain players love the S6 Original but prefer a more traditional feeling nut width.

'The S6 Cedar Slim features a comfortable, slimmer than traditional 1.72" (4.37 cm) nut width. The same nut width as its parlor-sized little brother with the big sound, the Seagull Grand. The Slim's cream binding also helps differentiate this model from its S6 Original counterpart.

The combination of the solid cedar top and wild cherry back & sides gives this guitar a full, warm contoured sound, further accentuated by the comfort of the silver leaf maple neck with rosewood fingerboard and double function truss rod.

Another key characteristic to this guitar, as with all Seagull guitars, is the use of genuine lacquer finish, which enables the top to breathe and vibrate freely. This in turn promotes the aging process of the guitar, meaning that your instrument will actually sound better the more it is played over time. The S6 Cedar Slim keeps with the same Seagull high standards of quality and musicality.

Features

  • SPECS:
  • Neck: Silverleaf maple
  • Fingerboard: Indian rosewood
  • Top: Solid cedar top
  • Back & Sides: Wild Ccerry
  • Bridge: Indian rosewood
  • Saddle: Tusq (fully compensated)
  • Top Nut: Tusq
  • Finish: Genuine nitrocellulose lacquer
  • Scale: 24.84" (63 cm)
  • Radius: 16" (40,6 cm)
  • Nut Width: 1.72" (4,37 cm)
  • Optional electronics: Godin Quantum 1 system
  • Handcrafted in LaPatrie, Québec Canada

Naturally beautiful and plays like a dream.

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Unbelievable Guitar for the Price

| Review By: AlaskanAdam-8q8nl | 1 month, 3 weeks ago

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Seagull Guitars are great, handcrafted guitars made in Canada, and really are the best value per dollar spent out of all manufacturers. For the price, you cannot get a better guitar. Not to diss Chinese, Korean, or Mexican made instruments, as many of those are just fine, but these Canadian babies are a superior instrument made for the working musician and simply cannot be beat without spending several hundred more.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
Hobbyist
Style of music you play:
Rock, Blues
Where you live:
Alaska

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Long thought out search for guitar.

| Review By: Andrew Hunt | 4 months, 3 weeks ago

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I looked at every acoustic here and competitors' sites.  Read every last  detail I could about them ALL.  This is what I chose.  Realize I live  on an island.  There is no driving to music shops and checking out  everything on the rack.  It was a blind shot in the dark and my decision  couldn't have been better.  Yes, I was on a budget and this guitar fits  the bill perfectly.  It was straight and ready to go out of the box AND  it was "used".  It looks as if someone just took it back to the store  after one night deciding they didn't want it!  Why they wouldn't beats  me unless there was a better deal?  It sounds magnificent, plays  beautifully, and feels great.  The slim neck is another selling point  for me.  I've played other acoustics and they always felt like you were  hugging a tree when I played them!  This one, not quite so.  It's a  perfect match of slim neck with dreadnaught body.  I would highly  recommend this guitar to anyone out there no matter what experience or  age.  The Canadians got it right with this model!  Couldn't believe I  could get something that wasn't from Korea, China, Japan, or Mexico that  was worth purchasing.  The U.S. brands are all pricey and seemingly  "iffy" in their reviews unless you were looking at the Taylors, Martins,  and Gibsons top dollar models.  So it was nice to purchase something  made in North America!

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
High School/College
Style of music you play:
most anything
Where you live:
U.S. Virgin Islands

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Beautiful tone!

| Review By: Connor Macdonald | 9 months, 1 week ago

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Such a wonderful guitar. The best thing about this guitar is the quality of it's tone and light weight. Unbeatable price for how incredible it is. People listen to me play it and can't believe how cheap it was. Easily my all-time favorite guitar.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
8+ years
Style of music you play:
Flamenco, Rock, Folk
Where you live:
San Diego

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Pick of the litter

| Review By: Ted -oMpQr | 1 year, 5 months ago

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Just received this guitar on time as promised. What a beautiful sound and great workmanship. You weren't kidding when you said this guitar is everything a guitar should be. Great action, beatiful wood and workmanship, an incredible sound, pure, natural...as it should be. I have owned and presently own a few acoustic/electrics and this is without a doubt one of the best acoustics I have.I play it daily cuz it's so enjoyable! What a great guitar!
Do you own the product?:
Yes
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No
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hobbyist and active player
Style of music you play:
rock, country
Where you live:
Bflo, NY

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Stood out

| Review By: B-Rad45 | 1 year, 6 months ago

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I just received an epiphone masterbilt from online.  Heard a ton about it.  But I believe I made a mistake.  Yes, the neck had a bump to it, but when I played it I was a bit disappointed.  You see, I went with the masterbilt because it was a solid wood and I figured that would be what I needed, particularly after all the great reviews stated it was the best midrange guitar available.  Now, I did visit the local music emporium about a month ago and picked up this cedar seagull, after trying taylors, martins and other higher end guitars.  It easily was the one that made me take notice.  I had heard cedar guitars were more of a "mellow" tone.  It certainly sounded bright enough for me, ringing beautifully, and I like a bright sounding guitar.  Today, I sent back that epiphone and plan to run out and buy that Seagull as soon as I am refunded.  Those Canadians are certainly doing something right.  
Do you own the product?:
No
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
hobbyist
Style of music you play:
Rock, Folk, Alternative
Where you live:
Pennsylvania

Did you find this review helpful? yes no854308

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