How About Our High Quality Acoustic guitar?

We always wondered how was going with our high-end acoustic guitar in the market. After get below email, we are quite happy with this result!

Hi! Can you tell me more about the Grand Auditorium(GA) build? Are the back and side made of a composite of rosewood, carbon fiber or just plain Rosewood? Is the top a composite or a straight wood? Does the arch back have carbon-fiber x bracing within the laminate. I believe the back and side have no bracing at all. Does the top have any bracing and if so of what style. Is the construction modeled on any other makers construction techniques, new or historical. Is the design based on a particular style or type of guitar. I have an old Moondog GA one and its a great guitar. The new cutaway is fabulous as are the cases. What strings are you putting on in the factory? They seem pretty good. Is the neck wider than the original or does the brass nut pinch them together? Again it is a good feature. On one of my old spirits the top E is so close to the edge that it often slips over and catches on a fret.

I have looked much more closely at them now. They are still lovely but there are some small finish details that could be improved. There are some very light scratches on some of the guitars, like a slight scuff such as a very fine touch of sandpaper might make. The glue is a bit visible on the bottom edge of some of the bridges. A few tiny dents, some on the frets which have to be redressed and at least one very small crack in the varnish around a bridge. The B-band EQs on the spirit are excellent so far. This may sound like harsh criticism but you really have to look hard to see some of these minor issues. I thought you might like to know for your quality control. …Perhaps it is tight in the brass nut. They all look really good, especially the GAs. I am having one fitted with Shertler Bluestck just for me…

This is AFH131-AA-Grand Auditorium(GA).

This is AFM30-A-Spirit.

This is AFM30C-A-Spirit Cutaway.