Glarry GT501 40inch Matte Concert Cutaway Spruce Front Folk Acoustic Guitar Black Gradient Red Gradient Sunset Burlywood

by A***a， on February 13,2020

Great sound, clear and vibrant. Does not sound tiny like a cheap GC acoustic. Few rough spots on wood but not noticable. Too ofbody does dig into my strumming arm a bit, edge not very smoothed out.

by s***e， on February 12,2020

Feb 12 2020...Lets review from a different angle, I just received my 501 Glarry guitar, after an hour of settling to new environment I tuned and started playing...action a bit high but PLAYABLE...after a couple of tuning rounds it settled and I played for an hour...It makes music..I have 17 guitars(price not important) but what is important is that is an instrument that gives me joy...and gives enjoyment for those who listen..I would say that if John Mayer, Carlos Santana, and any other gifted m ...

Feb 12 2020...Lets review from a different angle, I just received my 501 Glarry guitar, after an hour of settling to new environment I tuned and started playing...action a bit high but PLAYABLE...after a couple of tuning rounds it settled and I played for an hour...It makes music..I have 17 guitars(price not important) but what is important is that is an instrument that gives me joy...and gives enjoyment for those who listen..I would say that if John Mayer, Carlos Santana, and any other gifted musician took a hold of this guitar they would make it sound great...Is not the instrument is the player...This is my 3rd glarry instrument and all make music...YES, personal adjustments may be required but it also teaches you how to set up...I have learned how to do my own work and setups with these guitars...Think more about learning and playing than the value..I have played for 40 years and I make these instruments I own sound nice and bring joy...That's what is all about...Make Music.

by D***s， on February 04,2020

I bought this guitar as a starter guitar for my grandkids as I play a d 18 Martin. The strings need to be replaced with a electric set of strings . A little adjusting, the guitar sounds great. Thank you guys the delivery was quick guitar was in great shape a great learning guitar

by T***e， on January 25,2020

I was curious about what I would get for $49. The quality of the finish is sketchy with a rough, un-sanded fingerboard from the 17th fret to the soundhole — but that's not a big deal since I can't play up there very well anyway. The paint is splotchy, and the finish is un-sanded and rough around the soundhole. The only other issue is the bend around the cutaway has creases. These are mainly cosmetic, and minor structural issues. If the guitar costs hundreds of dollars, those problems with the ...

I was curious about what I would get for $49. The quality of the finish is sketchy with a rough, un-sanded fingerboard from the 17th fret to the soundhole — but that's not a big deal since I can't play up there very well anyway. The paint is splotchy, and the finish is un-sanded and rough around the soundhole. The only other issue is the bend around the cutaway has creases. These are mainly cosmetic, and minor structural issues. If the guitar costs hundreds of dollars, those problems with the finish, fingerboard, and bend around the cutaway would be serious issues. But I have no problems with them for $49. Besides, the GT501 has a really nice shape to it and it looks great if you don't look too closely. The crucial part is how it plays and sounds. The neck is straight, and the action is good out of the box. The neck is chunkier than I'm used to, but it's still very playable. The sound is great. I have a couple of expensive acoustic guitars, and this inexpensive Glarry holds its own on sound quality. I have it hanging on the wall in my practice room, and I've been playing it daily since I got it. It's a nice, easy to grab guitar that I can leave hanging on the wall when I'm not playing it. I think the GT501 40 inch Matte Concert Cutaway is an excellent guitar for beginning players, as it has good action and great sound for about the same price as buying a week's worth of cafe lattes. I would say it's a good guitar for more advanced players who want a guitar they don't have to worry about banging around a bit.

by E***s， on January 24,2020

I just want a refund so I can buy one of your ukeleles

by B***s， on January 15,2020

couldn't believe the guitar for the price excellent played Wright out of box have to change strings they are junk but other than that a great guitar for the price plays better than my Dean will buy again can't be beat for the money even at twice the cost Thanks Bud

by D***y， on January 07,2020

I bought this as a birthday gift for my boyfriend and he loved it. It's the best guitar for it's price. It needed tuning but other than that it was great

by J***l， on December 29,2019

Bought this as an Xmas gift for my son. Shipped and arrived on time. The matte finish looks great in person. Action out of the box is relatively low. Pickguards come packaged separately (we got 2; don't know if that's standard or not), which I like, because not everyone likes pickguards. My son tuned it up and has only stopped playing it to sleep.

by M***s， on December 28,2019

The guitar is less glossy in person than what the picture makes it out to be, but it sounds great and is a solid guitar. It was also delivered a day before what was estimated, so I am very satisfied with that. I would totally recommend it to a beginner or someone who wants a cheap guitar with a good sound.

by G***e， on December 10,2019

I purchased a GT 501 about a year ago and with a little work on the frets, a full setup, I have an excellent addition to my collection of guitars that I love playing. YOU CAN NOT BEAT THIS GUITAR FOR THE MONEY!!!!!! I have been playing for over 50 years, so caring for a guitar is one of my simple pleasures in life and making a few tweaks on a guitar, especially in this price range, is to be expected. The neck sanding was a little rough, the fret edges were a little sharp, but I gave it love, ...

I purchased a GT 501 about a year ago and with a little work on the frets, a full setup, I have an excellent addition to my collection of guitars that I love playing. YOU CAN NOT BEAT THIS GUITAR FOR THE MONEY!!!!!! I have been playing for over 50 years, so caring for a guitar is one of my simple pleasures in life and making a few tweaks on a guitar, especially in this price range, is to be expected. The neck sanding was a little rough, the fret edges were a little sharp, but I gave it love, and made it extremely playable. I upgraded the tuners, replaced the saddle and nut with bone and now have a killer guitar that could put up against any guitar in the < $1,000 range.. Now, perhaps I was lucky to get one of those one in a hundred instruments, but this guitar is what I call a 'breather'. It really pumps air, and has convinced me that laminates are not necessarily a bad thing. I play a lot of finger style, James Taylor's work in particular, and this baby rings very sweetly with very good sustain. It has a bell-like quality. The low end is ok, but not quite as impressive as the mids and top, but the harsh reality is I have never heard many steel string acoustics that had a really full and powerful low end for less that about $2,000 in today's money. I have purchase 2 more Glarry instruments since. I have a tenor Uke, a UT602, and just bought a Jbass, and have so far, have been equally as pleased. BUY GLARRY!!!. Greg D.