Solid is an overstatement despite it being more the O Line than Stew . He ' s averaged less than 3 YPC the past few games I think 1 . 9 YPC against the Saints ' 19 th ranked rush defense and not much better against the Chiefs 25 th ranked rush defense . Our line is pure trash . <| sep |> and nothing of value was lost <| sep |> Your list would ' ve been longer if Hillary won . <| sep |> obviously his wiki page won ' t mentioned it you muppet unounhud as its damaging to his reputation . thanks uAngeldust 01 even if its not hugely reputable that particular source its been mentioned in reputable sources many times before <| sep |> Before settling on brand necessarily , you may want to play around with what types of wood you want the two most common are spruce and mahogany . Spruce tops will be very bright , and tends to have a lot of resonance . You tend to have a lot more depth of sound louder , boomier , sharper . A lot of flat pickers and blue grass players prefer spruce . Hog tops will be warmer . Some find them dry sounding . They usually have a better lower range . A lot of people will tell you that mahogany will open up more over time it ' s like a fine wine . The more you play it , the richer the sound gets . Mahogany guitars also tend to be some of the lightest acoustics be wary of a heavy hog topI personally lean towards mahogany guitars . Your milage may vary . Guitars after all , are a personal choice . Play around . Go to multiple stores , as not all stores carry all brands . Surf shops in your area for used gems . Get something you truly enjoy , not something that you think you might grow into after time . In your price range , I love the Taylor GS Mini ' s . I have a hog top and a spruce toprosewood lami back one . I ' m also a big fan of Alvarez guitars , of which many fall in your price range here . Someone mentioned a Yairi , which is Alvarez , but most new Yairis start getting out of your price range . But look at Alvarez ' s Artist series , which are solid tops , or their masterworks series , which are all solid .