Guitar Review Washburn D10S Acoustic
Short review of the Washburn D10S.
Top: Solid Spruce
Back & Sides: Laminates Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Bridge: Rosewood
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what you played on the start of video?
Made in China?
I bought one for $25. Worth every penny.
Nice song. You play Very well.
Nice review.
Does anyone here know where I can get a set of bridge pins for my D10S?
I have the same but boy oh boy it buzzes like crazy….stoped playing it though.
Does it have low action?
I own a Washburn WD 10cs but it's not a cut away ! It's a solid Rosewood Guitar ! I took it to the luthier at Sam Ash , they couldnt find.out any info on it ? Even the serial # didnt show up , I was.going to sell it ,but he said I had a special edition pc that it may be worth some money I bought it new in 1994 !Any body have any info I would appreciate it Thanks !!!!
To my total suprise I found one on the street last week underneath a pile of wood, guess someone was cleaning up his/her house. Checked it out because I was curious and to my suprise the only thing that wasn't in good shape was the bridge, a piece of it had broken off. Took the bridge off and now I'm waiting for the bridge I ordered. If everything turns out well ( the guitar still looks in a good enough shape ) I really had a lucky day last week 🙂
What do you think would be a fair used price for this. I'm thinking about buying one for 200 with a decent case.
I own a Washburn D10S (Sunburst), which I bought second hand for about AUD160 from a person who loved and cared for it.
It's probably 20+ years old and sounds amazing. Produces a beautiful crisp clear deep sound.
And I agree with this gentleman's review – D10S is not ideal for finger style picking with it's narrow neck.
Nice playing sir
Is it made in china?
Washburn D10S – where the letter "D" stands for (dreadnought) shape of the guitar and the letter "S" stands for (solid) wood used for the guitar's body. It should not be (laminate). I assume…
I bought one of these at a pawn shop a couple weeks ago and fell In love with it.
Who is the manufacturer?
I own one just like it and love it
Thank you! You help me to decide a buy a Washburn guitar.
What strings?
Beautiful ????????????????