Plastic everything - cheap sound - the electric ones are okay - I have cheaper ones that sound better, maybe if they were at 300 they would be value for money

When you buy a guitar with good woods but mediocre electronics, unfortunately the result is not the best!! If the guitar had Fishman Pro electronics, it would be a guitar in the range of 1500-2000 euros.. When you have to have the volume of the guitar almost at maximum and the amplifier quite high to have the clarity of its sound, then words are unnecessary.... It's worth its money but you have to make the right adjustment, especially if you're using a microphone from the same amplifier (aer)

The guitar has an all-around sound. Balance in bass - mid - treble.

Its sound is sweet and I think this is determined by the top (spruce), with a comfortable neck and fretboard, and it will satisfy you if you are looking for a guitar for all genres of music.

I play folk, island, and traditional music with tempo and bass in the tonics.

It is my second guitar after an electric/acoustic Stagg that was disappointing (very hard, dull sound, etc.). Therefore, I don't have experience with many guitars, but for this price, it is a worthy choice.

Its electronics have not been tested yet.

I would like to hear the Yamaha A3M as well because it has better woods for this price. It may be better. Try it to compare.

Finally, if you compare it to the Takamine P2 (which is the next level of the GD93 with the same sound style, spruce top, and the P2) that costs almost 350€ more, you will see that the P2 has a warmer sound and better bass and mid-range. There, it seems that the GD93 has a more plastic sound, weaker, and it is justified by the price difference.