Acoustic Guitar Review: Pizzecci DRP-85-234P (2018)

Today's review is a short one and is proof that "custom hand made" does NOT always mean a quality product. I am so disappointed in this instrument and am returning it.
Specs:
Body Shape: Dreadnought
Top: Solid Douglas Fir
Back: Solid Sinker Cypress
Sides: Solid Sinker Cypress
Neck: Mahogany (25.4 Inch Scale)
Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood
Bridge: Indian Rosewood
Nut: Bone (1.8 Inches)
Saddle: Bone
Bridge Pins: Plastic
Tuners: Chrome Sealed (Grover Copies)
Electronics: N/A
Made in: USA

[@greyguitar13]

I have an 11 year old Pazzecci that I had Don build that doesnt have any of the issues that this guitar has. I will say the binding on mine could have been sanded more, but its not obvious. The cheap tuners were selected by the original purchaser, they could have got the grovers

[@djwisdom7071]

Have one that was built and purchased within the past year that looks even nicer than yours and sounds absolutely wonderful. The luthier is extremely experienced and offers many beautiful, exotic solid wood pairings. Since yours was built in 2018 and obviously damaged somewhere along the way, this review is unfair. Protruding fret ends, as well as the surface cracks, could be the result of poor humidification and/or handling.

[@BrianMcCullarMusic]

Yes, but poor radiusing of the fretboard itself and poor nut fitting are issues from the luthier. This one should have never been released. Definitely a poorly built instrument, even if his others are nice