Revebond?

Every guitar I have, I like, or I return it for store credit- they're inexpensive enough, and I'm old enough, that if it doesn't last, I'll get another, or die- now if they tell me one thing and it's another, I'll get upset, but, it is what it is and I'll just not buy another.
To wit: I really like my Ibanez ALT30- I hate that I had to have the bridge pin holes modified because of their "advantage pins", which were a DISadvantage to me- so, no more Ibanez with stupid bridge pins- but, the one I have, I really like-

RobertW, Well, at least you find it good and helpful and not annoying.  That's always nice.

Has it changed at all since you got it?  Like even a little bit?

The fretboards on my two recent, budget priced Taylor's are Eucalyptus. Grown on a farm in Spain, treated with ammonia, under pressure to turn them dark colored. They are then shipped to the El Cajon factory to be used on the recent budget grand theater and American dream guitars. Looks like ebony to me and works well.
Never know what they will come up with next.

You know I'm "toying" with the idea of getting a Martin DXMAE.  All laminate.  Everything.  lol.

I need, or would like, a guitar I can just leave out even in the winter.  I seem to need to grab my guitar a lot more lately cuz I'm learning a whole bunch of new songs.  Now that it's gotten cold and dry, my guitars all have their in-case humidifiers going so it's a bit of a chore to grab them. 

Not for when I really want to play, but when I need to just grab one for a couple of minutes to work out some chords or test a different key quickly or etc, it's a wee bit annoying to pack and unpack them for just a minute or two.

All my Alvarez guitars are too nice to risk leaving them out in this harsh-to-acoustics environment that is my apartment.  But the DXMAE, it should be almost indestructible.  HPL body, Stratabond neck, Richlite fingerboard....the only actual wood on the thing is the bracing.  lol.

Dunno.  I'm thinking about it.  Might go to the music store next week and see if they have any and try some out.  I remember trying one ages ago and being mighty impressed by two things. 
1) they sounded pretty darn nice for being all laminate.
2) they have the 1.75" nut width I love.  That doesn't get offered on many (if any at all) cheaper guitars.

There's a lot of upsides to laminate guitars. 

TonyKgull, Tony, check out the Fender FA235E- I paid 329 bucks for it- it doesn't have the volume of all wood, but, the volume it does have is nice.

They are available in3 colors (if that matters). I have the black one.

shop.fender.com/en-US/acoustic-guitars/concert/fa-235e-concert/0971252032.html

You would love my GPCPA5k , it's a sport, spec'ed as richlite but they put Morado (Pau Ferro) I just love the scent.