20 out of 20 I feel like I'm going to have a lot of fun.

I bought this guitar for its external beauty as well as (and especially) for its warm, round, and super bluesy sound. It has a great aesthetic look, it's a Tramontane, Lâg, the finishes are perfect, the adjustments (nuts, strings, ...) were not necessary (at least for me), the guitar has a super spotted body really very beautiful, the color of the guitar is more "honey" than in the presentation photo. The neck is matte, thin, the frets do not protrude, in short, great work. The Honduras mahogany is very beautiful and the "French Satin" varnish is thick and brilliantly shiny. As for the sound, I was amazed. It is warm, round, the soundboard gives it a pronounced Jazz, blues and even country sound. In pure acoustic, with a pick it has a terrible sound, in arpeggios it is more discreet but still great. It has a built-in tuner which is accurate and super practical (for open tunings it is top). Plugged in, my amazement grew even more. It has "low", "middle" and "high" settings that modulate the sound and change it according to all its desires. I mean all. Beyond the blues sound it has, its modulators allow you to do everything. It has a complete and really really great sound palette. There are also other settings like "phase", a "mid. frequency" and a "notch" that I haven't touched yet. In terms of weight, it is an acoustic so it is light, compact but a bit big, not ideal for a travel guitar. Finally, it is a small amount to spend but it is a guitar worth the price. If you have the chance to try it before, do it, you will fall under its spell.