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

I've been playing for 20+ years and bought this for my son to take to school for guitar class. Was gonna go with a Yamaha but after reading the reviews for both brands I decided to go with this guitar and I'm glad I did. Was packaged perfectly, as for the guitar not to receive damage during shipment. The string height was perfect right out of the box, just tune and play. And with it's solid top and quality construction it sounds just as good as it plays. Tuners work fine and hold tune, intonation was great and I was just really surprised and impressed on the amount of quality you get for the money. I highly suggest this for a beginner or even a beat around, camp guitar for anyone regardless of experience. Sigma is a great brand and you won't be disappointed.

I ordered this at a discount since the box was damaged. the guitar inside was in perfect condition. I could not find a scratch on it or anything wrong with it. The box is very heavy and kept the guitar safe despite the external damage. The guitar itself only required some tension on the truss rod to achieve a perfect low action. The guitar has a nice rich sound low E thru high E and is very clear and articulate. The tuners are very good and it stays in tune. Fit and finish is excellent in my opinion. In conclusion. the quality of the materials, the excellent fit and finish, the attention to detail, the Martin inspired design. All of this makes this guitar an outstanding value. A great choice for your first guitar or as addition to your collection.

It arrived in perfect condition. The craftsmanship is 1st rate. Finish, fretwork pickup all are excellent. It plays great without and setup work. The overall tone is well balanced, not as dark as a typical Dreadnought body but not overly bright. The electronics perform perfectly. For this price it's a definite winner. I own a Martin D18 and a Taylor 814CE. Of course they are better but cost 10 times more than this. My son enjoyed it.

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%.

I am thoroughly impressed and enjoying this OOO guitar with vintage finish. This was purchased to be my beater parlor guitar. The top is solid bookmatched spruce, my top is very nice. The sides and back look like ply sapele. Finish is ok, the bridge has some sharp corners, looks like stained walnut but I don’t mind for the price. The neck is very nice, satin, feels good no fret issues or sharp corners. Haven’t adjusted the truss rod or nut or saddle but everything from the box seems to work. Intonation is spot on. I can’t believe the quality for the price. Tuners are ok. Even without a professional setup It’s a very nice guitar. Good luck, hope it helps you enjoy music.

awesome guitar, i bought my first one some 20 years ago when it was sigma by martin guitars. you just can't beat it .out of the box played awesome and it has a truss rod! for the money it was money well spent, great guitar for whatever level just plays and sounds great. looks are out of this world all the flaming on my item was beyond words keep up the work.

A beautiful, almost unplayable guitar. Had fret leveling issues on both the original guitar and its replacement. Adjusting the truss rod had no effect. If you're into the sitar and Ravi Shankar, you'll love this guitar! Buyer beware.

Bought this guitar for my time at AIT in the Army. I would say this is probably one of the best guitars you can buy for under $200. The built in tuner works ok I’ve been playing for 20 years so I’m very picky about my guitars. I had to adjust the neck a little bit but not much. It came with a hex to adjust it