Will JustinGuitar.com Like the Cheapest Acoustic Guitar We Sell?

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Lee sprung a surprise video on our pal JustinGuitar - what does he REALLY think of the cheapest acoustic guitar that we sell? EastCoast acoustics start at well under £100 and have plenty of choice on offer. We reckon he pleasantly surprised...

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[MicahTischler]

There's just something so neat about seeing Lee be that authentically excited about how well his products are coming out.

[morrion]

Ha ha. The look on Justin’s face when you told him the price.

[briancarroll]

This guy literally raised me as a guitar player. I got my first acoustic and electric when I was 12. I'm 23 now.

[zeerakkhan]

That is great.We want to see justin more often on this channel.

[Tele]

That expression on Justin's face after hearing £79 was the main point of the video.

[Cringr]

keeping in mind these are pro-types that the factory sent over for final approval, i'm sure they wouldnt send over guitars that weren't fully checked and possibly set up. my point being that quality control isnt usually the highest priority at that price point.

[bluerabbit]

It was a nice surprise to see Justin at Anderton's, I've been following his beginner's course on here for the last few months. I'd highly recommend it, it's very easy to understand and follow.

[themaninthesuitcase]

I guess I'll have to try one now just because £79 and I don't have an acoustic, cheaper than almost anything else I'm looking at!

[alec]

This is the best four and a half minutes of Andertons

[JonnyBoss]

My first guitar was an Encore dreadnought (£79 also, but in the sale for £64!) and as much as I loved it... Man... It was a dog. Hard to play, terrible intonation and just poor quality all over. But at the time (1997) paying for it with milk and paper round money it was all I could afford. The next significant step up seemed to be a Simon and Patrick, and that cost £350. Things have definitely improved in the last couple of decades for affordable guitars and equipment.

[Kkorkykatt]

A bit off topic BUT a huge THANKS to Ollie @ Andertons-we just spoke & he was VERY helpful with regards to the information i needed vis a vis a certain effects pedal that i will be purchasing. That 75 quid acoustic sounds great, really looking forward to hearing those in the 100-150 quid range.

[commentfreely]

one of my most used guitars is a $60 one from 25 years ago.

[preferablystephen]

@Captain - I remember when you won the Best Music Store Award and said something like, "I just want to be apart of helping move music forward." What you are doing with these quality low-cost acoustic and electric guitars is doing this. I know you are still in the business of making money, but I doubt that is your primary concern with these guitars. Very cool how you are providing an affordable option to beginning guitar players. Nice job Captain!

[eddfanning]

Ahh great marketing vid lads!!!!
They’ll fly out the door for Christmas 🎄

[telekarma]

Main question is how good is the quality assurance. This model really did sound pretty good but I'm always paranoid that maybe it's one of a kind and others are poop.

[jahsus]

Captain is tired and scared of the lessons with Justin, so he selected a safety net of guitar reviews 🤣

[RWulff]

@Andertons : Do the guitars come like this or have you done setup?

[fritsvanzanten]

Just out the box, no Andertons set-up? And of course the factory checked these guitars, so how about the production runs? Consistency? I have great confidence in Andertons, but 'd like some things spelled out.

[SpecialReserve]

Got the grand Auditorium and restrung with D'Addario EZ910's and cheap bone nut and saddle. It projects well, and very crisp.
Very easy upgrade, and for the princely sum of £11. Very pleased, have a try :)

[iGreen_]

This video just makes me want to hear the higher range solid top versions.