Carlo Robelli CRF550TBX BCEQ Thin Line Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar

I play mostly electric. So I don't feel relaxed and comfortable with a wide body acoustic. This acoustic is a nice compromise between the feel of an electric and a slim body acoustic. I think the sound is great, and the quality of the build is awesome. The strings are not slammed low like an electric, but they are definitely not high. I had no trouble adjusting to the difference in the string height as compared to my electric guitars. I have it at my office to jam around on when I have time, and I get compliments on the looks of it all them time. Definitely a great addition to my guitar family.

When I received the guitar the first 3 frets buzzed like crazy unplayable.It comes with an Allen key for the truss rod. I adjusted it until the buzzing was gone,tuned it up and it plays and sounds great very happy with it its light,thin body comfortable to play and sounds great electric and acoustic .

I love the Looks , But the Frets are rough and the bone nut is why to low to even tune this Guitar , I want to return it but I have to pay for the Shipping , I wish I bought a Grote Guitar for $ 30.00 more , The Dimension say it's 4 1/2 thick x 19" wide Not true 3" thick x 16'"wide . this Guitar. I cannot even tune it too low of action

I already had a Carlo Robelli Thin Line Guitar for about three years I loved it so much that I bought two more to give to my two sons to play. They absolutely loved them! Thanks for making a great guitar

As I got older and shoulder injuries arose, I needed a thin body to practice with. This one is ideal. Surprised at how good it sounds. Had to switch out the strings for better quality. Adjusted the action. I love this guitar.

Pretty good for short cash. Good little traveler

Other reviews for this guitar say that it comes with the action set too high. Well mine came feeling really good. I ran it through my little Troubadour amp and it sounded nice and crisp. Maybe I need a new battery in my Takamine but it sounded better than the Takamine.

Got this guitar the other day. Was looking for a thin body acoustic and this seemed like it had potential. Out of the box, the guitar's action is so high that it's nearly unplayable. Then I plugged it in and was not at all impressed with the on board preamp and pickup. My Ovation sounds way better and even the Cherub preamp I installed in another acoustic sounds much better. Also, the on board preamp does not have a tuner like most acoustics do.