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2 Responses to “Aria MM-10 Gypsy Jazz Acoustic Guitar”

1. Zsolt Vegh says:

   September 3, 2010 at 3:57 pm

   I have tried three of them they where all warped. Sounds Ok. Buzzez and uneven fretboard from factory. Shame on Aria. Oh they are $200 in stores.
   Rating: 1 / 5
2. Stanley Ruiz says:

   September 3, 2010 at 4:36 pm

   Buying a guitar online without first playing it is sometimes viewed by many as being very risky. On the other hand, when a musician decides to purchase a guitar from a manufacturer that has been in the business for very many years, more often than not their products are first class.Strong competition from other guitar makers in respect of quality and affordability forces companies to pursue product excellence. Aria is such a company. I wish to congratulate Aria for a fine work of art and craftmanship in their Gypsy Jazz Guitar MM-10. I play mostly jazz and have owned, played and experimented with all kinds of acoustic guitars in search for a jazz tone, volumne, finger board playability and overall balance and projection.I have found these attributes in the Aria MM-10 Gypsy Jazz Acoustic. I examined the guitar very thoroughly when it was delivered to my home,and have found no manufacturer’s defects.The action was just right out of the box. The guitar holds the tuning very well.I used this guitar in jam sessions with my friends who own expensive acoustics, but they could not drown me out when it comes to volumne. It is also great for finger style playing and feels like a nylon acoustic.It came with argentine strings. I am so impressed with this guitar that I am contemplating purchasing their parlor guitar model A19C-200S without even playing it first, if it is available at Amazon at a very affordable price.

   You can’t go wrong in purchasing the Aria MM-10 Gypsy Jazz Acoustic with such great craftmanship and affordability.

   Stan Ruiz, Jazz guitarist & educator
   Rating: 5 / 5

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