…most other beginner acoustics just say they’re made of “Maple”, which to me doesn’t say a whole lot about what a guitar is made out of. You can tell Seagull takes a lot of pride in the S6 by talking about how it’s made of “Silver Leaf Maple” and “Canadian Wild Cherry”… I’m no Dendrologist, but these give the it a warm, rich, and robust tone that can easily be used for both practicing and playing small gigs alike! The S6 Original has a Pressure Tested Solid Cedar Top, Canadian Wild Cherry Body, and Silver Leaf Maple Integrated Set Neck I was honestly shocked because most of these lower end guitars really compromise on sound because they try to use cheaper woods and materials It’s a lot easier for you to check out for yourself from my video, but the S6 is honestly incredible sounding for the price (no hyperbole here I promise!)
…I’d never imagined that I’d be able to play fast leads on an acoustic like this! The S6 definitely sounds like it costs way more than $400 The strings sit right over the frets so it’s not all that much strenuous than playing on an electric guitar… My wrist has taken quite a beating from playing guitar as long as I have, so that really makes me appreciate the action on the S6 that much more! Most of the beginner guitars I’ve encountered have been totally unplayable… I’m talking like, strings resting almost an inch over the frets unplayable. That being said, I was looking around for a good starter guitar that wouldn’t ravage my bank account. Just to be clear: I’ve been playing electric guitar for over 12 years, but I’m still sort of a beginner at playing acoustic…
Keep reading below to find out and see why both beginners and experts alike are going absolutely nuts about the S6! The S6’s Easy to Play Action has me impressed and I’ve been playing guitar for over 12 years So that begs the question, does the S6 Original really play and sound like it has a thousand dollar pedigree? Two: Seagull is owned by Godin Guitars, who make beautiful guitars that can cost thousands of dollars. One: It’s made in Canada (not some Chinese piece of junk like most other guitars under $500) There were two things about the Seagull S6 Original that immediately caught my eye:
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