This all-mahogany instrument, from Cole Clark’s Fat Lady series, is a deceptively modest guitar. With its satin finish and minimal adornments, it feels a bit downscale, but when engaged, it really sings with a confident and authoritative voice. The FL2EC-MMAH has a clear, focused sound characteristic of a good all-mahogany guitar, with strong fundamentals: A sound that will complement other instruments in any style, live or recorded, with fine playability to boot.
For the full review, see the June 2016 issue of Acoustic Guitar or go to AcousticGuitar.com
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Not a very smart review I should say. How about the plugged in sound? What was the amp you use? How does the pickup works? This is not up to this magazine’s standard review. So sorry to be so harsh but I used to enjoy Acoustic Guitar Magz review. Please make another one.