Seagull S6 Entourage Acoustic Guitar  

This is an amazing sounding guitar for the money. I have heard some that are twice the price that don't compare to the tone and resonance of this model. A beautiful design highly recommend.

This is an amazing sounding guitar for the money. I have heard some that  are twice the price that don't compare to the tone and resonance of  this model. A beautiful design highly recommend.

Seems very well made for the price range.

A lot of great guitar for a fair price.  I've played higher priced guitars that didn't sound this nice.

Guitar is light and seems like it would be easily damaged but if case kept this guitar would be great for any venue.  I love the tone of this guitar.  It has been discribed as having a long and almost eerie sustain, I agree guitar seems to ring forever.  The tone is much darker than my Ovation but I like it.  The Seagull stays in tune better than my $1000 Legend.  I am of short stature and really like the shorter fretboard and narrower nut width.  This would be a great guitar for a beginner.  Even though it was not pictured with a pickguard, it had one on it when it arrived.  The Seagull seems to have many of the high end features of a Taylor for a fraction of the price.  I am usually sceptical of reviews but this guitar is everything it claims.  I would buy another one without question.

Well made, great sounding.  Very balanced response across the strings  Astounding value for the price and made in North America. I added a Planet Waves O-cone which made the sound even more focused and brought our even more bottom end.  Highly recommended!

Workmanship inside the guitar a little bit sloppy.  But who cares.  Small blemish on the inside of the center hole, but the the O-cone hides that.

Solid wood, for this price?  And it will get better with age.

What's not to like?  The finish even looks great and doesn't show fingerprints.

Fantastic option of QI Electronics (highly recommended for quality amplification).

Excellent craftmanship all around. Sound quality is powerful, clear, and warm. Not as booming as a Gibson, not as jangly as a Martin, but a sound all her own.

The best feature of this model guitar is the price. You are receiving a near-top-tier sound quality and craftsmanship for mid-range price.

I purchased this guitar at The Podium in Dinkytown of Minneapolis, MN, USA. I only had limited budget, but I needed a guitar to function well, play smooth, and sound big. I solved my problems with this one guitar. I was an amateur guitarist begining to find my voice, write songs, and perform. After I learned the ropes of my local music scene, I quit my day job with my Seagull and played on the streets, cafes, bars & restaurants; wherever I could find money.

Things have taken off and I am a successful professional musician in my area (no longer starving artist). Still have this one Seagull with me, and this is the only guitar I use at the moment. I am looking at vintage Gibson guitars as my next step up, but this guitar will always be with me as a reminder of my youth, rebelliousness, and a damn-good guitar.

To start off, I first experienced a seagull at a local guitar shop. I believe I was playing a mini-jumbo at the time. I basically fell in love with seagulls ever since then. The first thing you will notice is how beautiful this thing looks! Mine looked like what is pictured, except I had a pickguard. The sound is also amazing! For the quality of the guitar/sound you can't find a better deal. These sound better than some of the higher end guitars on the market that will run you for about 700+ dollars. I think everyone should have a seagull because they are well worth the investment. I will never get rid of this guitar and thanks to the solid top, it will keep sounding better with age.