Recording King Dirty 30's RPS-7 Tobacco Sunburst Single 0

I think it's a very solid and well made instrument which feels quite heavy. I cannot find fault with the finish on my instrument though the fretboard and bridge looked very dry. It has a thin neck and low action, so it's very easy to play. It's loud and has a bright sound. Intonation is perfect. Some may not like the black matt finish which tends to show up finger marks. The machineheads are cheap looking but work fine. It's a great guitar: I don't think you will find anything else in this price range to compete with it.

construction de qualité, sonorité idéale très typée country et blues , petit bémol la peinture me semble un peu fragile.

I wanted to order a brand new Recording King 30's parlor size guitar but I stumbled upon the B-stock version which was significantly cheaper. I was scared if the B-stock might be a bad choice but I was surprised with the quality of this guitar. First of all the packaging was top notch despite of being a B-stock guitar. Secondly and most importantly, this plays really good. You can hear the single note so clearly because of the parlor size and the quick reaction the body gives. This is no way a strummer's guitar but certainly a guitar for the fingerstyle folks. Lastly, the setup was good but I had to increase the action a little bit but that is different from person to person. All and all a good investment.