washburn guitar

[Wiley]

Say I was in the music store last weekend and they had some acoustic guitars there made by Washburn.  I had never heard of that brand before.  Was a very nice looking guitar a different sort of finish or wood.  Also they were rather neat because they were called 3/4 guitars. That would be really nice for people with smaller hands.  I have a big hand for a girl, but a lot of the acoustics seem to be so wide in the fretboard.  Have any of you heard of this brand and is it  an ok guitar?  I mentioned it to hubby and he said HOW MANY GUITARS DO YOU NEED?  LOL  I said I only have 4 and one more wouldn't hurt.  Anyway any input if you've heard of them would be helpful.  My bass is a short scale and very narrow fret board. Les Paul Maybe thats' the kind of regular guitar I need.  Thanks

[Kody]

Uh........well.......I have 4 Washburns, Wiley!..... I'm very suprized you've never heard of them They've been making guitars for years! EST. 1883~They're made in America..... Dimebag Darrel had a Washburn signature~ML...

I have an electric, semi-hollowbody, 12-string, and a bass all made by Washburn...

I love mine, but all guitars are not the same~3/4 sized guitars have interested me lately too~ My daughter's starting to play, so a smaller guitar would be the way to go...I'd love to add another Washburn to my arsenal! They've got to be 100 times better than those First Act 3/4 sorry excuses for beginner guitars they sell at Walmart

How much do they want for it? I'd play a 3/4 sized guitar if it sounded good and felt good....

[lg]

Alot of my guitar that you've been listening to here either posted by me, or Holdempok, was recorded with me using my Washburn Bluesman
Electric guitar...

LG

[Greeny]

Washburn are a MAJOR guitar brand - and American (though probably made in the far east at the cheap end of their range). Their custom shop models are $1,500+, but I got a cheap'ish electric for my son at around $150 to play around on. Take a look at their website - I think they have some fairly famous endorsees 

[The Reverend 48]

Say I was in the music store last weekend and they had some acoustic guitars there made by Washburn.  I had never heard of that brand before.  Was a very nice looking guitar a different sort of finish or wood.  Also they were rather neat because they were called 3/4 guitars. That would be really nice for people with smaller hands.  I have a big hand for a girl, but a lot of the acoustics seem to be so wide in the fretboard.  Have any of you heard of this brand and is it  an ok guitar?  I mentioned it to hubby and he said HOW MANY GUITARS DO YOU NEED?  LOL  I said I only have 4 and one more wouldn't hurt.  Anyway any input if you've heard of them would be helpful.  My bass is a short scale and very narrow fret board. Les Paul Maybe thats' the kind of regular guitar I need.  Thanks

Wiley you can never have too many Guitars
If you are thinking electric with your style I would suggest maybe a slimline telecaster-a real contry players electric

[Flash Harry]

My acoustic is a Washburn. I like it a lot.

That is to say:
One of my acoustics is a Washburn, I like it a lot.   

[BossMicroBRew]

Pretty big brand. Played a couple of their basses a while back. A few acoustics too. Seemed of nice sound and build quality to me.

[Wiley]

Thanks for the input guys.  I will go take a closer look.  The price on them was about $120  US dollars.  I bought my yamaha acoustic last year and wish I 2would have seen this first. Thanks for all the input.