I don't think you can go wrong with a Seagull guitar. Much guitar, reasonably priced. You seem to come back to them in this discussion. They sound good. They are sturdy. It isn't necessary but your choice, of course, to go all solid on this, your first steel string.
The thing is even with all your research and questioning(certainly a good thing to do) you will only really get a sense of things by doing. Many people started with a Seagull and went to other guitars as they progressed and gained knowledge. And many of those people still have their Seagulls, still play and enjoy them even if they went on to one of the classic steel string guitars!
Despite the "beginners" category Seagulls are often put in, I believe they are more, much more than a beginners guitar.
Good luck to you.
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