Based on member demand, The Gear Page is pleased to announce that our Apparel Merch Shop is now open. The shop’s link is in the blue Navigation bar (on the right side), “Shop,” with t-shirts, hats, neck buffs, and stickers to start. Here’s the direct link: www.thegearpageshop.com
You’ll find exclusive high-quality apparel and merchandise; all items are ethical, sustainably produced, and we will be continuously sourcing and adding new choices.
We can ship internationally. All shipping is at cost.
Really? My seagull S6 plays and sounds better than my Taylor 314. I would write home about it all day long.Decent guitars for the $$$, but nothing to write home about...
Be SURE to play it before you buy it!
I agree with that regarding ANY acoustic guitar.Be SURE to play it before you buy it!
Actually, they know these headstocks don't necessarily sell as well as other more 'traditional' looking ones. The reason they do it is to minimize the angle of the string off the nut, which causes unwanted torque on the neck, unwanted tuning issues, etc.There was another Seagull thread here about a week ago that had alot of good feedback about the brand. The OP had purchased a Seagull Entourage and was reviewing it. I think they are great guitars. Im not a huge fan of the headstock design but its not a deal breaker. Go to any Guitar Center to check them out. They always have a bunch of em in stock. The Cedar top's sound awesome..Breedlove Passport series are also excellent bang for the buck.
Give the S6 Slim model a try.I had an S6 once--couldn't get past the neck width near the nut.....maybe it's my small hands (don't go there....)
Agree, I had an S6 for a few months several yrs. ago when I needed an inexpensive acoustic, before trading it in. For the price I thought it was quite good though I haven't played one since.seagull is great guitar for the money, check out a s6