In terms of playability and value, I don't see how a person can go wrong with the Yamaha F-325 Acoustic. 

Of course, if you are a seasoned player used to using Martins I think that this guitar is not gonna' cut it.  However, for the rest of us I like to evaluate an acoustic guitar in terms of action, tone, and overall playability.  The Yamaha F-325 aces all of these areas. 

Basically it comes in three different configurations:  the F-325 by itself for just $139.99, in the Yamaha GigMaker Pack (F-325 with gig bag, lesson DVD, digital tuner, strings, strap, etc.) for just $149.99 or the F-325 with a rugged hard shell case for only $179.99.

Obviously I review of ton of guitars on this site.  However, I like to focus on instruments of all prices and levels.  In terms of a beginner's acoustic guitar package, the F-325 is rock solid.  I would suggest buying a hardshell case with this guitar if possible.  It is made with die-cast chrome tuners and a spruce top for good sound.

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Features:
F325 acoustic w/die-cast chrome tuners and spruce top
Gig bag
Digital tuner
Strap
Extra strings
Picks
Instructional DVD

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