That is pretty cool. I wish I had the skills to repair the guitar I’d bought.

Well said. If you know enough, you can make the C Giant work. Otherwise, there are probably better guitars out there for you.

I think it has a really nice tone to it and actually seems to be quite well made with decent materials.

The downside is (or sort of was) that the action was set far, far, far too high. This made it almost unplayable without risking cutting off your fingers. You see, I bought it as a reintro to playing the guitar and so my fingertips had gone soft. It was cheap enough for me to risk killing the guitar by playing about with lowering the action. Having done so, it’s a nice enough guitar. Like you, I would neither recommend it or condemn it. It’s worth the money, but it isn’t a guitar for beginners because the high action will deter newbies from learning. The pain is just too much.

These guitars were written about in 2014.

You’re welcome. I hope it brings some business 🙂

I’ll keep an eye on your Instagram and see where I land at the end of this year. Thanks for the temptation 🙂

That sounds like a dream come true. I hope it works out that way for you. I’d jump on that guitar at that price too.

I should look into the nut and bridge. Changing those when I next restring could be a bit of fun (and an improvement at the same time). But you are right, they are a bargain.

It’s not as much fun as I’d like it to be, but it’s a positive thing for me to do while I’m spending more time at home than I used to 🙂

All in all great suggestions.