Rogue RA-100D Dreadnought Guitar, Black

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A marvel for its price, the traditional dreadnought design makes for one very playable guitar with a great, full tone. Perfect for strumming or fingerpicking any style of music, it's no wonder this guitar has been so highly rated by our customers. Features a genuine spruce top, die-cast tuning machines, 25-1/2" scale nato neck, and bound rosewood fretboard. It's easy to tune and stays that way. Rich, resonant sound and excellent projection and intonation make this a first guitar to be proud of. It's also great for camping or as a second guitar. Each guitar ships with genuine Martin strings for a quality sound right out of the box.
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- Genuine spruce top
- Die-cast tuning machines
- Features a Nato neck
- 25-1/2" scale length
- Bound rosewood fretboard
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 "Great for the Money!!!" 2010-04-08
By Bubbles-Desmo (Bay Area, CA)
This is a review from an amateur and beginner. I've played a few guitars ranging in price from 100 to 2000 bucks. For the most part to me it's like wine, I can tell the difference between huge voids/gaps, say between a $100 and $500 and say $500 to 1000, but not much more in detail.



This guitar actually plays like a $200 guitar which is close to it's retail price. I bought this for $59 shipped from music123 and for that price it's an absolute steal. for $200 it would be a 4 star guitar, but for $59 bucks I wish i could give it 6 stars.



From a looks perspective, it looks very nice. It's very shiney, and I can shave using it as a mirror if required. The seams and glue is pretty good and comparable to more expensive guitars.



Overall the guitar plays well for me as it's pretty small and not to bulky. The neck is done well too. The strings that come with it appear decent, but I think upgrading them would help a bit. The base isn't the best compared to others I've played but it's decent.



If you can find it for under $100 shipped, it's a good deal!

 "Just about Ok" 2010-02-12
By Addsmiles... (USA)
I am not a guitar pro, but have had 3-4 guitars previously and found this one pretty difficult to play. The strings were placed way too high off the fretboard and had to press really hard to get a decent enough sound.



After making a few innovative adjustments, I have been able to play it to produce sound which is decent enough and I have been living with it. However as compared to the sound from some other guitars (a little costlier than this one) it sounds a little dull.



Given all the good reviews we have for this guitar, I am not sure if my piece had some problems. But I realized, to purchase things like a gutar, it is always better to go to the shop, play the guitar and purchase the one which sounds good and you feel comfortable with. You might end up paying maybe an extra 10-20 bucks, but you will not have second thoughts about your purchase.

 "Rogue RA-100D Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, Black" 2010-02-05
By Theodore Kroll (Mo, USA)
I've had this guitar for a few months now and love it!! I liked it sooo much that I took it to a Guitar shop and ask if they would let me compare it to an expensive guitar. I did and they did to, the only thing they said was that it could use a small adjustment in the action for it to play like an expensive guitar. I didn't notice the difference until I got it back, Wow! What a difference a $25 tweeking can do. I thought it was great the way it was. They admitted that even an expensive instrument may also need the same adjustments when fitting the users preferences.

I love my guitar!

 "I've had it for over 3 years." 2009-10-19
By E. Dexter (Salt Lake City)
I've had this guitar for over 3 years. I've taken it everywhere with me. It still plays beautifully. Definitely the best guitar you will get for this price.

 "noobie" 2009-10-15
By Whitney Harris (Houston,TX)
ive never played guitar before..ive strummed at one once but put it down. but now im seriously wanting to learn guitar and id like to know if this is a good choice for a first guitar..does it matter about size and stuff for beginners? is there a certain size or type i should get or something?



idk if you would be able to get to me on here so if you could hit me up with an email that would be so great especially from someone who owns one..and if not..any guitar advise is helpful. :)

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thanks in advance!


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Stageline GS550A Wooden Acoustic Guitar Stand

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This unique folding wooden guitar stand with metal supports from Stageline that includes foam rubber padding contact points, which provide protection for the guitar's finish. With a unique design and attractive look and feel, these stands are great for displaying your favorite instrument in the living room, bedroom, studio or store. Compact and easy to store, get yours today.
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- Wooden Acoustic Guitar Stand
- Folds for Compact Storage and Transportability
- Foam Rubber Padding on Contact Points
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 "Nice design, but a little unstable" 2010-06-28
By G. Gibson (California)
I have two accoustic guitars, and this stand fits both nicely (one is an Ovation with rounded back). On a hard surface, this does a great job of holding your guitar, and looks unlike any other guitar stand I have seen. Because of the design component, it is more living room friendly, but I would be very hesitant to use it on carpet. On my carpeted floor it felt pretty unstable, and so it ended up in my garage music room wih hard floors. If you do not have kids or pets, this may not be as much of an issue.

 "Nice Wood" 2010-06-05
By Mr. Wonderful (Houston)
Very nice. Looks better than the industrial black plastic or metal from which most stands are made. I use the "normal" stands in my music room, and I use this one in the living room.

 "Stageline stand allows the guitar to shine." 2010-05-19
By Jayson L. Bowerman (High cascades Oregon)
This is a well built, futuristic stand which perfectly complements a modern guitar. It does a great job of supporting a wide variety of guitar sizes while keeping the lines of the guitar unencumbered by a neck yoke or other visual distractions. Looks like something out of a sci fi flick and gets lots of comments at guitar shows.

 "Cool, and does the job" 2010-02-24
By Edrick Deery
This is a cool little stand. The black parts on the bottom legs are foam and so are the pads on the vertical arms that support the back of the guitar. This fit well into a confined space, which is just want I needed. My guitar "rests" in the stand fairly securely for there being no neck support.



The stand collapses really easily for storage or travel. It comes with an allen wrench for adjustment or tightening of the screws that hold the arms, legs, and rear supports in position. I opted to use the included allen wrench to tighten the screws so that the stand wouldn't get inadvertently folded in (collapsed). I don't think this is necessary but I did it just for my own piece of mind.



I would recommend this product. I would have given it 5 stars if it included a support for the neck of the guitar.

 "Sleek Looking Stand for Grown Ups" 2010-01-27
By E. Bennett (Seattle, WA)
I bought this for my husband so he could keep his guitar out in the living room. I hated the metal/plastic guitar stands that look like they only belong in a 14 year old boy's room. This looks nice enough to be in a grown-up living room with nice furniture. It's also very sturdy and folds up quickly and easily to be moved or stored. We've had the guitar out ever since we got it.


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Rogue RG-624 Left Handed Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, Natural

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The RG-624 Left-Handed Guitar features a spruce top for a great sound, die-cast tuning machines for precise tuning, inlaid body binding, and world famous Martin strings.
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- Left-handed acoustic model
- Spruce top
- Die-cast tuning machines
- Inlaid body binding
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 "disapointment" 2010-08-05
By danielle
I received my guitar with a cracked/ chipped bottom. the strings were not strung in the right order. i guess you get what you pay for. but i wouldnt buy something like this over the internet. i mean, the UPS guy left my house with the back door swinging open on the truck so i cant imagine they really care about the condition of your instrument. the only thing i have to do is re string my guitar and tune it. other than that its a pretty nice guitar. ill never buy a guitar over the internet again, i'd rather pay top dollar at a guitar shop and have evertything dead on than deal with this nonsence again..GOOD LUCK!!

 "What a Deal" 2010-08-02
By Fat Daddy (southern Oklahoma)
I'm not a musician. In fact, I bought this guitar to learn on. But I easily tuned it with an IPhone app, and it stays in tune during my fumbling practice sessions. Sounds great. As with most lower end acoustics, the strings are too high. But this will help in the long run when you graduate to a Gibson or Fender, and you are ready for another level of music. I couldn't be happier with this purchase. Well made. Sounds good. Get yourself a stand, and it looks awesome in the corner of your livingroom! ~Wolf

 "Good for the money" 2010-03-27
By k3lp
If you're looking for your first guitar, it'll do.



I thought mine had a scratch on the pick guard when it came. I eventually realized there was a protective film (clear plastic like on a new watch) that came covering the guard, and the scratch was only on that.



It's cheap and the action is a little high for a newbie (the strings are higher off the fret board which makes learning the guitar even more painful). I couldn't get the 2nd string to sound right. I thought it was because I'm suck at guitar, but I bought new strings anyway and put them on myself and now it sounds great. I think I might have damaged the strings when I was opening the package.



Overall I'm happy and would recommend this to anyone who just wants to test the waters and see if the whole "guitar thing" sticks.



Oh yeah, left handed ... blah blah blah

 "Pefect for the beginner guitarist" 2010-03-16
By Hannibal (New York)
I've been playing classical nylon sting guitars for 4 decades and wanted to "experiment" with acoutics. My main desire was to compare the sound and style of this music venue. I'm getting used to playing steel strings and stuggling with the narrower neck, but this instrument has great sound quality and holds tune amazingly well for being so new. I have the same problem with the pick guard cosmetics and there's some blemishes in the finishes I would prefer didn't exist. Thought of sending it back, but for $80 delivered and with such great sound I know this will fullfill my buying criteria perfectly. I can't believe the price:performance ratio this instrument delivers.

 "Love my brand new guitar" 2010-03-14
By Bradley N. Wall (Ramstein-Meisenbach, Germany)
I love the calming sound this guitar makes. It sounds absolutely great for the price and is becoming a joy to have around and play. I highly recommend this guitar if you are brand new to pick up one just like me.


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Tascam MPGT1 Portable MP3 Guitar Trainer

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The Tascam MPGT1 is designed with musicians in mind. It combines a guitar trainer based on the award winning Tascam CD-GT1mkII. With enough memory to store up to 240 tunes, this is even more portable than the original. Play back MP3s using Variable Speed Audition, which slows down the speed without changing the pitch, and sections can be seamlessly looped while practicing tricky passages. The guitar input lets you play with the built in Multi-effects. Also includes a guitar canceller to play along with your favorite bands. A tuner, metronome, and rechargeable battery are also built-in. All these features in a package small enough to fit in your pocket. A 9-hour lithium-ion battery or an optional power supply will power the unit.
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- 240-song memory capacity (based on average 4-minute MP3 encoded at 128kbps)^Variable Speed Audition changes the speed of the MP3 playback without changing the pitch ^Pitch control in 1% steps so you don't have to re-tune^Seamless looping for practicing tricky passages^High-impedance 1/4 inch bass input
- 240-song memory capacity; Variable Speed Audition changes the speed of the MP3 playback without changing the pitch
- Variable Speed Audition changes the speed of the MP3 playback without changing the pitch
- Pitch control in 1% steps so you don't have to re-tune;Seamless looping for practicing tricky passages
- High-impedance 1/4 inch bass input
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 "great learning tool" 2010-06-07
By Louis Marino (Bakersfield, CA USA)
I own two of these. I am a music teacher and a performing musician. I use one for teaching and one for band songs. The speed control makes it possible to slow the tempo down for students. The sound quality suffers when adjustments are made, but it is still good enough to play along with. For my band practice, I am able to put the song in the singer's key, and also to make fine adjustments for recordings that are not exactly tuned to standard pitch. You can plug your instrument directly into it,listen through headphones, and not disturb anyone with the noise. There are a lot of built in effects for the guitar, but I rarely use them because their quality is mediocre. This unit is a great learning tool, but the sound quality suffers when adjustments are made, so I only gave it four stars. I would love to hear something like this that sounds normal when changes are made in tempo and pitch!

 "My playing still stinks, but it is not the Tascam's fault." 2010-05-26
By Kayaking Swimmer (Nashville, TN United States)
As the reviewers (with more talent than me have said), this is a very good product. I was immediately impressed with the quality of the machined aluminum case, very sturdy. It works as intended, and when you use the slow function in all but the slowest settings, the sound remains very good. It is also very versatile, you can listen through headphone and play acoustic along, you can plug electric through the Tascam and listen through phones, and you can plug your guitar into your practice amp and use a separate cable to plug the Tascam into the import jack of the amp. I use the same cable I use to plug my iPod into the input of my pickup stereo. In fact, sometimes at lunchtime, I go out and play my guitar into trainer, and the trainer into my truck stereo and play through my Bose in the parking lot. Like I said, very versatile.



Here are the two reasons that I cannot give it five stars: first the user interface is good for the song (or playlist) you are playing at the time, but other parts of the menu system are very cumbersome. And secondly, you will have to buy the power supply separately. You can charge it through a USB port and you cannot use it while it is charging. The rechargeable feature is nice but does not last long. It seems like it is always out of power when I want to use it. The power supply is not cheap either.

 "Unbelievable Guitar Tool" 2010-02-15
By Vestige (PA)
Ok, I will do my best to answer everyone's questions that aren't asked here yet, in which I also had before I purchased this item. This trainer is just amazing. It helps you out in so many ways. First off, this CAN be used simply as a portable amp, exactly as the "Dean Stack in the Box". I know I'm not reviewing that item, but I would like to give some information about it. The Dean stack in the box is a great portable headphone amp. It has great volume, great distortion, and most of all (in which no one else covers) it carries through great pinch harmonics great. Unlike the portable pignose amp, where it does not carry through pinch harmonics one bit. The Dean in a box though can be a pain changing the 9v battery, which can lead to the wires breaking, wich is what happened to me. It was still an amazing product though, with amazing sound, and amazing pinch harmonic carry through.



Now, with that said, it leads me to this. THIS guitar trainer, has GREAT sustain also, and carrys through pinch harmonics just like a normal amp, and jsut like dean in the box. They will not die out like the pignose amp. Also, it has a rechargeable battery in it, so there are no wires to rip off, like dean in the box while changing a battery. This is also built like a tank. Super tough and durable. Makes you want to take good care of it right away. The rechargable battery on it also lasts a long time. I would say well over many many hours.



I want to clarify what exactly the guitar cancelling feature does. It does not cancel the guitar out, so you can substitute your own. It instead pushes all other sound (vocals, drums, etc) into the background (which is dim but still heard) while the guitar in the track shines through so you can hear it clearly and study it more, note for note. Let me tell you, it works very very well. Like one reviewer said, you do hear wayyy more than you have heard before. And this is coming from me, a guitarist of many years, whom has an ear for music, and picks up on every single note and plays by ear. I was even very amazed.



I will now do the best I can to break everything down into all the positive parts of owning this trainer, as there are no disadvantages that I have found:



* This trainer CAN be used as a portable headphone amp, without any song playing in the background, and it does have many amp effects, from clean, to overdrive and distortion for metal (which I play). It has great affects like reverb, chorus, flanger, overdrive, etc.



* Is not cheap, like other portable devices, so no wires will break off changing batteries, since you simply dont have any batteries to change.



* Built very strong and durable.



* It DOES let you create sub-folders, so you can put entire folders into it and sort by artist or albums, instead of having one long list ot a thousand tracks.



* Guitar cancelling feature (as described above) works fantastic.



* While playing a track, you can adjust the volume of the track playback, and your guitar volume, so if the track volume, or guitar volume is higher than the other, you can equalize them at the same volume, or make your guitar volume louder, or the track volume louder.



* You can slow the track speed down 50%, which is amazing. You can also keep the pitch the same, so whether you speed the track up or slow it down, it wont sound like a chipmunk, or someone from a horror movie. It keeps the original tone. You can, however, turn this function off.



* You can turn the pitch up or down, so if it is in standard e tuning, you can chance the tuning of the song. Although it WILL NOT drop all the way down to drop d tuning or anything like that, it still works great.



* You can quickly pick a start and stop point for it to start looping, so if there is a solo, or any part like that, that you want to keep going over and over until you learn it, you can loop it.



* You can create a playlist, just like on an mp3 player.



* This can be used as an mp3 player (although I never would, since it's expensive, and I never want to break it.



* Has a ton of storage. About 900 MB worth (actually a hair more.



So all in all, this trainer is simply amazing! It does exactly what it says it does, and a whole lot more. Even if I didn't need it for a trainer, but was simply looking for a portable headphone amp for travelling, I would easily choose this over dean stack in the box or anything else. I was not disappointed one single bit. I love this thing.



Hope this helps! Enjoy!

 "Great unit to take on the road." 2010-02-01
By B. Porter (Wisconsin)
I bought this for my husband because he travels a lot and takes his guitar with when he does. This way he can practice at the level he does when he is at home without a bulky piece of equipment. This is about the size of an ipod. He loves it and says it works great!



The retailer I bought it from on Amazon was great as well. Shipped fast, even during the busy holiday season.

 "Nice Idea but not a good product" 2010-01-27
By Bud Davis
I have used the Tascam CD trainers for many years and I bought one of these MP3 trainers when they came out. I liked using the MP3 files instead of messing with CDs. However, the controls on the MPGT1 were kind or crappy and never work as well as the play, stop, rewind, loop, controls on TASCAM's CD players. The menu system is awkward and the big bumpy wheel control is just a crappy control.


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Elixir Strings Acoustic Guitar Strings, 12-String, Light NANOWEB Coating

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Elixir Strings revolutionized guitar strings by finding a way to extend the life of wound strings without compromising the tone. Polyweb coated strings have a balanced tone and smooth response - they sound like strings that have been "played in". Nanoweb coated strings sound and feel like uncoated strings - they are bright and lively, and the coating is so micro thin that you can barely tell it's there.
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- Ultra thin coating
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 "Elixir Strings Acoustic Guitar Strings, 12-String, Light NANOWEB Coating" 2010-06-24
By MRELK2 (Chicago IL)
Bought these strings for my Epiphone 12 string guitar I have had for 30Years and still going strong. These strings gave the guitar a new crisp sound again.

I also bought (3) 6 String sets for my other guitars around the house and having fun teaching my 11 year old daughter and 6 year old son to play them.

 "Great strings" 2009-12-17
By Jennie (MA)
I got these for my dad for christmas. He loves them. He's been a musician for about 50 years and says that these are the best strings you can get. If he's happy with them, I'm happy with them.

 "Stiff price for mediocre tone quality." 2009-10-04
By Masked Avenger (A few miles east of I-75)
I asked my wife to order this set for my birthday as I can get a set of Martins installed for about the same price as the Elixirs in the package. I was curious to see how long they would hold a fresh intonation for their premium price.



After installation & tuning, I immediately noticed the strings lacked the extended "ring" of a fresh set Martins, actually sounding like they had been casually played for a couple of weeks or so. That's O.K. for rehearsal, but a bit too dull for performance. So far they sound the same after a month of playing- perhaps that's the advantage, but I suspect the advertised special process dulls the sound one would expect from a fresh set of Martins.

 "The best sound on my Taylor 355" 2007-01-28
By D. Reinstein (Fairfax, CA USA)
I have tried many types of steel strings. My Taylor 355 came delivered with these - and though I have tried several others, I have returned to them. Their ease of play (smoothness to fret and finger) and light but rich tonality makes them a good choice for your 12-string. Haven't tried 'em yet? Pick up a set - they ARE different and, in many ways, better than the more standard Phosphor Bronze strings that were the best before these came along.

 "Great Strings" 2006-09-20
By Ojibwas (H.B. Ca. USA)
Great Strings, I use Elixir strings for both my 6 and 12 string Martin's.Its a little high in price but the sound generated by them is excellent and they last a lot longer then others.Great buy here at Amazon.....


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Crescent 38" Pink Acoustic Guitar with Accessories

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This beautiful Austin Bazaar brand 38" Acoustic Guitar set in pink is ideal for the beginning student! The Acoustic Guitar has a loud and bright ringing tone that clearly projects to the listener. The steel string Guitar is perhaps the most versatile and common Guitar type and is featured in many different styles of music including Country, Jazz, and Rock. This steel string Guitar is 38 inches in length and has a wood frame. The Guitar also features linden binding and geared tuning. The tuning pegs are made of brass and steel for ease of tuning and to keep the tuned strings held in position. This Acoustic Guitar set also features everything you need to get started with your Guitar. The set inluces a full set of extra strings, gig bag, carrying strap, Guitar pick, and pitch pipe tuner. This Acoustic Guitar set makes a great gift and is a great value for the money!
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- Complete 38 Inch Acoustic Guitar Set in Pink
- Ideal for Beginning Students
- Linden Binding and Wood Construction with Geared Tuning
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- Set Includes: Extra Strings, Gig Bag, Carrying Strap, Guitar Pick, and Pitch Pipe Tuner
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 "Great!" 2010-07-20
By Longoria
Great little guitar-perfect for my 7 year old daughter! Came with a tuner,extra guitar strings and picks,guitar bag and strap. The price was right and Im happy with it.

 "Piece of junk" 2010-07-13
By daddy o
I received this guitar today. It is a piece of crap! I don't understand how it got 5 stars. I am trying to return it, but the seller (countlesspages) does not seem to provide a return option.

 "Very Pretty with a nice sound !" 2010-06-06
By DJ (USA)
I LOVE my guitar!! I am a new guitar player with absolutely no experience! I just wanted the cheapest, nicest guitar I could find to see if I even like the instrument. I could not be happier! I am always playing this guitar! The sound is extremely nice - once you get it tuned. If you are a beginner, I would recommend getting an electronic tuner - it was a life saver for me.



The color of the guitar is very nice, although when I got mine, it had a few scratches and imperfections on it, but nothing major. I am able to overlook them because I love it so much. I would definitely recommend this guitar to anyone who is a beginner, and to anyone who likes pink!

 "An decent guitar for the price" 2010-05-25
By Donna Rossetti
This was a gift for my 8 year old daughter. It had some marks on the pink part and took a really long time to get it sounding right but she really loves it. It is worth about what you pay for it but good if you are just wanting to see if your child is interested in playing.

 "Very nice product" 2009-12-30
By Deborah A. Sweeney (Jamestown, NY)
I was hesitant to buy this after reading other reviews, but for the money you pay this is a much better guitar than you can find in the general stores like Walmart. We bought this for my boyfriend's little girl (only 9) who wanted to learn how to play the guitar. It is not professional quality by any means. But it's full size, sounds great and was an overall great purchase. This is much better than going out and paying 200.00 on an expensive guitar and then realizing she doesn't really want to play anyhow and it never gets touched again. Instead, when she opened this on Christmas morning, she was so happy. The bright pink was a definite plus with her!! and she is playing away after just a few minutes. Its a nice starter guitar.


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