Teekland 41 inch Spruce Front Cutaway Folk Glarry Guitar with Bag & Board & Wrench Tool Sunset

had it one day only and sold it to a neighbor for twice the money I paid

Very nice guitar, and SUPER value for the money. Very well balanced and sweet tone. The guitar literally screams "cheap" but somehow, it WORKS.It arrived out of adjustment, took a couple of turns on the truss rod, and the bridge was absurdly high and needed to be trimmed down with a rotary tool. A couple of frets needed a bit of filing on the edges. But that's it. If you are handy, this is a really nice guitar for very little money.Soundwise? VERY balanced. It lacks the low end boominess of a Martin. It sounds more like a classic Yamaha, perhaps a bit more midrangey, but just a bit. Sweet and mellow tone. It lacks the volume, however, that the old Yamahas had. That is, the Glarry is plenty loud, but not a cannon. OK. The stock strings...who knows? But they are fine. I'm in no hurry to change them.I've owned a lot of guitars over 40 years of playing. One of the best bargains ever. I just showed it to my father-in-law, who has been playing for 60 years (used to be in a Weavers-style folk band back in the 1960's) and he loved it.