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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (1 user review.): "I had been hearing about these guitars for a while & had my first opportunity to play o..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (1 user review.): "I had been hearing about these guitars for a while & had my first opportunity to play one...The Rainsong is on that same level...maybe better...of tone...Everything is free to vibrate naturally...even though the materials aren't..."
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (1 user review.): "i bet this guitar will deffinately last for years to come, due to the material it's con..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (1 user review.): "i bet this guitar will deffinately last for years to come, due to the material it's constructed of, but nothing stands out as far as the sound to me, other than the length of time the notes ring out...maybe this would be good for a slow mellow artist, but not my cup of tea..."
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (7 user reviews): "Today, after getting my RainSong DR1000's amplified output problem resolved with a repl..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (7 user reviews): "Today, after getting my RainSong DR1000's amplified output problem resolved with a replacement L.R...Overall, I'm very happy with this guitar as I was wondering if medium guage strings would somehow rob it of some of its tone...In a e-mail reply to my query about putting medium guage strings on my DR1000, Rainsong said go ahead, the guitar is made for mediums and there'll be no structural issues whatsoever..."
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (2 user reviews): "I was at a jam last Sunday night with half a dozen other dreadnoughts pounding away and I w..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (2 user reviews): "I was at a jam last Sunday night with half a dozen other dreadnoughts pounding away and I was able to cut through lead lines even though I had my H-DR1100N2 strung with relatively wimpy strings (Elixir Polyweb 11's...There were many comments on how nice and big it sounded...I now really appreciate the slightly brighter tone it projects up to the player (I love Polyweb strings for their lack of squeaks, but the dull tone can get annoying when practicing..."
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (3 user reviews): "I bought this as a travel guitar because of its insensitivty to humidity and temperature, e..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (3 user reviews): "I bought this as a travel guitar because of its insensitivty to humidity and temperature, etc., but I did not expect it to be as playable as it is, or to sound so good...Graphite will probably never replace good old wood, but this is a valid guitar to add to the collection of any serious guitarist...as an over six foot person this neck is pure fun to play and play and play......"
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (7 user reviews): "I'm actually quite impressed with what I hear coming out of that guitar...Im about to b..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (7 user reviews): "I'm actually quite impressed with what I hear coming out of that guitar...Im about to buy a high end guitar, and still struggling between a Rainsong or a Stonebridge...I would normally go with wood, but these guitars are compelling..."
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (3 user reviews): "Great 12-string for road use, and not bad in the studio...The acoustic sound is loud, but a..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (3 user reviews): "Great 12-string for road use, and not bad in the studio...The acoustic sound is loud, but a bit brittle...The only problem I have is when I use a capo I get a little bit of fret buzz from the octave D string..."
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (3 user reviews): "My picking style is fairly aggressive, and all my other guitars have the Fishman matrix pic..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (3 user reviews): "My picking style is fairly aggressive, and all my other guitars have the Fishman matrix pickups...Best pickup system for a Rainsong OM1000...Best pickup system for a Rainsong OM1000..."
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (1 user review.): "The Dreadnought is the traditional workhorse of acoustic guitar music...The N2 neck is a re..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (1 user review.): "The Dreadnought is the traditional workhorse of acoustic guitar music...The N2 neck is a result of an extensive, long-term collaboration with the renowned artist Steve Miller and Master Luthier John Bolin...The purpose of a truss rod in the N2 is to allow customization of the relief to suit individual preferences...The N2 neck feels great all the way up and down..."
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Reviews for this RainSong guitar (1 user review.): "I've owned a RainSong H-DR1100N2 since April 2010, and purchased an S-OM1000N2 in March..." see more »
Reviews for this RainSong guitar (1 user review.): "I've owned a RainSong H-DR1100N2 since April 2010, and purchased an S-OM1000N2 in March 2011...The Fishman Prefix-T sounds very good (huge strides ahead of earlier Fishman under saddle systems) and has a tuner which smoothly tracks even an open low-E...The build quality is clean inside and out..."
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