Paris Swing GG-39

Pros: Well constructed . Sound, playability. Wide D neck

Cons: Volume

Very good for the money. Great neck and action, two way truss rod . Sturdy and will last. I play it every day in the sun and in the cold. Sounds very good authentic gypsy sound. Not loud enough for serious gigs but does well in smaller places. Missing some on the bass side.

Submitted by: Nomadichun on 05/29/2014 10:49:41 PM

I did not buy from Djangobooks, but picked up a good deal on eBay. What I ended up with may be a factory second, given the many slight inaccuracies in the placement of binding. BUT on the whole a nicely made guitar. Good tuners, reasonable bridge and tail, good fret dressing. Never bothered to set it up, since it has been okay from the start. Various woods look real, are nice. Tone is pretty okay, although the sound does not exactly leap off the top. Neck is squarish D profile, scale is long (as described), but I am working with it fine although having small hands. Very positive impression.

Submitted by: burrsi01 on 05/17/2014 05:15:24 AM

Pros: dr tailpiece

for the money, i don't see how you can do better. this a quality low-end guitar. decent tone, volume and playability right out of the box. i had originally thought of buying a higher-end guitar, and, no doubt, this is where i'm headed, but, before purchase became aware of the paris swing 39. good all-around guitar. fits my needs (stage to campfire). josh did a nice professional gypsy set-up @ 3mm. staff at djangobooks very professional, and, had you not already figured it out, the best gypsy site on the planet. wonky fiedler les singes volants

Submitted by: wonky on 04/20/2012 07:32:10 AM

Paris Swing M.39 is beautiful. I can't stop watching it and of course playing :) For all people who want to buy that guitar : Don't wonder and buy it! Contact with Mr. Michael is helpful and fast.

Submitted by: cubana97 on 04/04/2012 07:36:39 AM