What is the "Easiest" Acoustic you've ever played?

[pvfederico]

Definitely one of my classical guitars.

[RalphH]

GS mini, without any question. Taylor's excellent playability with a 23.5 inch scale- feels like playing an electric.

[gretsch4me]

My '89 D-35 P. Perfectly set-up. Fast neck. Lightweight. Ultra-responsive. And a lush, lush tone.

[rollypolly]

This might surprise some but I think my recording king RO-T16 is my easiest player. I think its that 000 short scale and 1 3/4” nut that does it. Very comfy slim neck that lends itself to fingerstyle blues and jazz. Super slinky feeling strings and easy bends. Love it. My others are long scale and I think thats what makes the difference. The RO-T16 is probably the quietest so there’s a trade off.

[Eldergreene]

Eastman E20-oo ss, not the richest-sounding guitar I have, but definitely the most pick-up-able,

[dtpolk]

Believe it or not, it was an old, cheap Epiphone. The neck on that thing was like gold. Still have it.

[KalamazooGuy]

My Taylor 314. The guitar that makes you sound much better is my prewar L00.

[mawmow]

I love Taylors : I got many and still own some (322, 412ce, 510).
But my easiest to play is a Martin OOO-18 (2014).

[Max23]

Of my guitars, I can never decide. either the Taylor 414ce or one of the Martin's with the MLO neck(&they win if my thumb on the low E is required)

[pdidmh1]

My Taylor 814ce by far

[Feste]

Originally Posted by Skip Ellis

My Brook Torridge. Incredibly easy to play ...and sounds good too. Hope my new Brook Lyn coming in November is as good or better.

The Brook neck profile is the best I have ever played, although my McIlroy is a very close second.

[Juliussharpe]

Waterloo WL-K. A revelation for me.

[koko61]

Right now the easiest to play is my Mciltroy A48

[rsfanforever]

My Eastman E20P, plays like butter. Just a great, super comfortable guitar to play.

[Mark Stone]

Out of the box, my Taylors by far. However, I usually get setups (on other brands) making them all about even.