SIGMA 40” Acoustic Guitar, OOO, 4/4 Full-Size, with D'Addario EXP16 Strings, Solid Spruce Top, Vintage Tinted Gloss, Mahogany Back & Sides, Right(10A)

Very nice guitar. Action was playable out of the box but I lowered it a bit. Finish is very good and there were no sharp frets on the one I got. The yellow spruce finish on the top is great and makes it look like a very old guitar. Very happy with this purchase. A+++

Excellent value, and great setup right out of the box. I spent weeks deciding on a guitar, even took a few trips to Guitar Center to play various guitars in different price points. I can tell you, the sound and the quality of this guitar is right up there with higher priced guitars and the vintage look is on point. I highly recommend.

This is a very fine guitar. I feel it is the best out here for the price. I bought before for a student I teach and now I have another. They are easily worth the money spent.

This is my songwriting guitar. I use a capo on the second fret a lot and the overtones are glorious.I have many guitars. For the price, this doesn’t make sense to me. It seems impossible that it can be so good. The voice of the guitar is beautiful. It records wonderfully.

After seeing and playing the respectable Sigma 3/4 Junior and 000 guitars I had to go ahead and try the solid mahogany top dreadnought. However, unlike the others I was a little disappointed. The fit and finish was subpar and I feel the gloss choked out any real mahogany tone from the top, leaving the tone somewhat hollow with no low end. It came very playable right out of the box and feels good in hand. If someone were to fall in love with one I would expect them to have a guitar that plays well and lasts a long time. However, at this price point Yamaha is going to handily beat out Sigma in the dreadnought category regarding build quality and tone 100%.

A very nice guitar. I had been looking for a 000 acoustic that was affordable and had a solid spruce top. This one ticks both of those boxes. I had read reviews on youtube and all of them were favorable. This guitar will need some setup,but was very playable out of the box.The action will need to come down some for my preferences, but I'll do that when I change out the plastic saddle and nut with bone. That was probably my worst gripe: plastic nut,saddle and pins,but it's fairly straight forward for me to change those during setup. I will also change the string gauge down to a lighter set and add my soundhole pickup.All in all, it's a good bargain for the price for a solid top guitar.

Guitar arrived, tried to tune it & couldn't. Took to a professional music store who told me the neck wasn't straight.Will try a replacement?

Arrived good condition, packaged well, not tuned. Tuned well...to my ears the first pass was thin sounding but good sustain. Changed to Martin Medium silked strings and it was magic. Great buy on this guitar for the price point. I needed a 000 for a bit more volume and this fit the bill perfectly without having to amp. It needed a little dressing of the fret ends were sharp but not a real issue. Also, the back of the neck needed a smooth brillo pad sanding to take a little roughness off in a small spot but again, minor. When all done , it has an equal amount of tone & sustain to my performance guitars @ 5 x the price of this one. If this one gets smashed or stolen...I would immediately replace it with a new one. Up Date : I have played this guitar now long enough to say it rates in playability and tone to my guitars costing 30x as much. My application is primarily playing assisted living /rest homes where softer tone is best....when I travel this is the guitar I use. If it gets broken or other wise damaged, I will just buy a new one. It plays best with Medium strings in my experience. I use silked medium strings. Best buy on the net that that I have found for the price point. If its an entry level Martin ...it sounds exactly like my 000 Eric Clapton.