
The Walden D550 is a standard dreadnought, the most recognized and popular acoustic design. Walden’s are built in China to a very high quality, exceeding that of other import guitars.
The guitar features a solid spruce top; laminate mahogany back and sides, 3 piece mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard and bridge, no name die cast tuners which I must say hold the guitar in tune very well. The guitar is attractive to look at, workmanship is very good and it features a tightly grained solid sitka spruce top. Please note that a solid spruce top will produce a far superior sounding guitar than a laminate topped guitar.
Playability and sound quality is what impresses me most about the D550. The guitar has a very comfortable neck which fits nicely in your hands. A proper setup is also very important with a guitar, and when setup to my own preference the guitar plays as easily as a guitar costing a whole lot more. Though the guitar has laminate back and sides, the soun

Walden guitars generally come with a high quality padded gig bag, but can be had with a nice hard-shell case for an additional fee. The D550CE is the electric/acoustic version which also features a cutaway for access to the higher frets.
The Walden D550 fits the needs of many guitarists. As a starter guitar the low cost, sound quality and playability are a plus. For the seasoned pro it would make a great and trustworthy backup guitar. For the person who likes to take their guitar to parties but doesn’t want to get their expensive one smashed, it’s an excellent choice. I highly recommend the D550 to anyone needing a quality budget acoustic.
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