Washburn WA90CE VSB Acoustic Electric | 3 years Later | Still Good?

[@CalvinsCorner72]

You can make anything sound great. Love yha bro

[@handicamper101]

Thanks Calvin. Hope y’all doing good.

[@ThePassionOfTheMarc]

I started playing guitar in 1990. Taught myself just to get a job working at Guitar Center. Went in everyday and learned how to play from he employees and customers. Loved playing guitar! Was in a band (didn't last long but was fun!) and then an old rotator cuff "frayed" in my left shoulder and I stopped playing about 15 years ago. In 2019 I moved to Las Vegas bought this same guitar and lo and behold I forgot how to play! Mostly my rhythm and forgot a lot. I'm like Son House but without the talent. Anyway, starting from scratch and trying to relearn the right way! Thanks for the review!

[@handicamper101]

That’s awesome. Glad you picked it back up.

[@Robzombie847]

I have the same model. Great guitar for beginners. Thanks for recommending the strings. I'll pick some up.

[@7thheaventruth]

Wash burn are great Under rated . I have Yamaha Taylor and now I used my wash burn 80 percent of the time.

[@aceneto9386]

Do you have one of these cheap versions or a real Washburn lol? Just curious I’m looking at one of these cheap ones

[@7thheaventruth]

@@aceneto9386 real not the cheap

[@kubrasoydan5518]

I'm really lucky to have come across a perfect review video from someone who has used this guitar for a long time. I'm considering buying this guitar soon, but, unfortunately, considering the economic conditions in my country, this guitar is quite expensive but still one of the cheapest guitar among well known brands, so anyway I will probably use it for at least 3 years. Therefore, I have a few questions that I would like to get your opinion on. Firstly, based on your older videos on the channel, I assume you have been playing the guitar for a long time. I have been playing electric guitar for about 7-8 years, and this would be my first acoustic guitar. Although it's considered a guitar for beginners, do you think it would still make someone who has been playing guitar for a long time happy? Or, if you had to use only this guitar, do you think you would be satisfied with it? Have you or your daughter encountered any issues with this guitar? Could fret buzzing be related to the guitar's neck adjustment? I would be really happy if you could answer these questions. Thanks for the video again.

[@handicamper101]

Perfect guitar for any level of player . I really like it. Of course like most guitars , I’m sure there are a few duds, but mine was set up great from the factory. I have always liked the Washburn brand. I can’t recall ever playing a bad one. Hope that helped. Thanks for stopping by. 👍👍

[@whiten1ka468]

do you by any chance know the strings that the guitar comes with?

[@handicamper101]

sorry it took so long to respond. i dont know the exact brand as mine didnt come with any hanging tags that usually come with new guitars. im pretty sure they were at least a 12 gauge. i bought some D'Addario EJ16-3D .012-.053 gauge and they work perfect with the factory setup, and sound great. here is a link to the ones i use. i love this brand. amzn.to/3YzxeL6

[@Mromarcito23]

Does your guitar have the stock Plastic Nut and Saddle or did you upgrade to Bone ?

[@handicamper101]

Stock

[@dylansmith680]

Welp I’m subscribed

[@handicamper101]

awesome.. thanks for stopping in i really appreciate it

[@Nazman06]

I am getting one of these for $50.00 today

[@handicamper101]

thats a great deal.