Got a fantastic Amazon sale price on this left handed acoustic. Love the look with the Fender headstock style. Very easy playability and action. It is a bit smaller & slimmer then my Alvarez dreadnought. On board electronics include a tuner which is a real nice to have.

I like the looks and the sound. The Fishman onboard electronics are nice. Several reviews that I read stated the frets were not filed at the edges of the neck but I am not finding that. It has a nice clean but rich sound and the onboard tuner is accurate and bypasses the output when engaged. I did replace the original strings with a lighter gauge for playability. The resulting sound may be a tiny bit thinner acoustically but when amplified, I just add a little to the lower end. Great guitar, especially for the price.

I bought this because I have an addiction, but at least it's not drugs.
I found it in the sale and so after some thinking, I bought it. It came on time and in its original packaging. I saw a lot of people complain in the comments that it came with scratches on the finish, and mine was no exception. However, I purchased it in the middle of winter, not very smart on my end. It was moved out of a controlled warehouse into the cold and then left on my porch in the wind, It's just a buyer error. The tuner is a little off, and not exactly spot on. the preamp settings work great. I do recommend that you put new strings on it when you can.

Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. To me, the sound is clear and bright. Its also balanced and projects very well. Unplugged, it is about as good as anything else in its price range; just maybe lacking a little warmth (compared to something costing twice as much). It really shines, however, with amplification. sounding very good with both picking and finger style playing. The electronics are simple and effective.

Playability is also very good. With the included strings, the action is medium/light. The neck is slim and fast; it looks and plays very much like a Strat. I can play some barre chords on it that I cannot on other steel string acoustics. There's a little bit of fret buzz at the bottom of the neck, but I rarely play down there anyway.

Craftsmanship is good on mine with no obvious flaws. The front is solid wood, but the sides are laminate (as you would expect at this price point). The painted finish looks unique and stunning to me.

In summary, I'd recommend the Rondo player as a solid buy for $400. It's well built, very playable, and clear sounding. It would probably be most appealing to someone who favors a Fender style neck and plays a lot with amplification.

It's OK. It's got a lot of features for the money with the tuner and pickups. As a playable instrument, it's not the best. It's more difficult to fret than more expensive models but you get what you pay for. I find this one to be pretty hard on my fingers and I've been playing for a while. Overall, I don't dislike it, but I don't love it either. It's just OK.