Vintage V300MH Mahogany Acoustic Guitar

General

If you prefer to play with a plectrum but find the sound of a spruce-topped acoustic guitar too bright, then the Vintage V300MH Mahogany acoustic guitar might just offer the sweet warmth you've been seeking. The body of this generously priced model has been made entirely using mahogany, so it doesn't just sound more expensive than it is, but looks it. The matching mahogany neck has been given a snug, slim profile that feels comfortable in the fret-hand, and since the award winning V300 Series is considered 'The Best Acoustic Guitar Under £1,000' by none other than Guitar Magazine, you know exactly what you're getting.

The Vintage V300MH Mahogany: Solid Soundboard

Despite the price, Vintage has still managed to finish this guitar with a solid mahogany soundboard. This solid-top construction ensures enhanced resonant transference from the strings and through the body to shape a full, rich and present sound. The Vintage V300MH acoustic has a concert body shape, meaning that it is slightly smaller than the more standard dreadnought - giving the playing experience a nicer, tighter feel, while ensuring a more direct and defined tone. Blend all of that up with the lush sound of mahogany and you have an instrument able to back you up, no matter what your preferred playing style.

Vintage

Vintage Guitars started out as a budget brand that... somewhat justifiably garnered a number of negative reviews. However, that changed drastically when Trevor Wilkinson, known for his affordable yet high-quality guitar parts, attached his name to the Vintage brand. Not only did the Vintage hardware division receive a shot of quality, the wood selection and construction methods were also greatly improved. Since then, Vintage has made a name for itself by offering high-quality instruments alongside excellent value for money.