I want one of these. Prob will be financing one next week. I like their D-jr streetmaster aswell. More of an affordable parlor version. They all look and sound great! Thanks for sharing!
Whoa! I was looking for a video on this guitar, and clicked the video without even checking the title. I live in Tucson and was just in your shop today! Small world haha
For fingerstyle you don't need one but if you like to strum a lot you can always add a pickguard later to help protect the top from scratches. They're easy to apply yourself using masking tape as a guide to position.
I want one of these. Prob will be financing one next week. I like their D-jr streetmaster aswell. More of an affordable parlor version. They all look and sound great! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely great review!
Whoa! I was looking for a video on this guitar, and clicked the video without even checking the title. I live in Tucson and was just in your shop today! Small world haha
So glad I got my D-15M Burst while they were still being offered ... love the Burst 👍 ... hate the "Streetmaster" faux relicing 😖
no need to 'hate", besides no one probably cares about or for your hatred; Glad you love the D15-M Burst though, enjoy!!
What do you ask for that guitar if you don't mind me asking?
Maybe I should buy it… oh wait I just did -from you- today 😂😂😂
Is it steel or nylon strings?
Steel.
I noticed the lack of a pickguard. Would that be considered a classical guitar or is it meant to be played without a pick?
For fingerstyle you don't need one but if you like to strum a lot you can always add a pickguard later to help protect the top from scratches. They're easy to apply yourself using masking tape as a guide to position.
Even if you strum you don't need one unless you're strumming super aggressively.
Loads of guitars don’t have pickguards. Many people remove them for aesthetic reasons.