Found this by accident

Garland,

Nice guitar, looks good and sounds good, just what you want from an Acoustic guitar.
Didn't notice the silking. If I ever get the choice of buying a guitar, with silking or bears claw marking, that's what I go for, gives the guitar it's own identity.
Must admit don't like the battery in a pouch inside the guitar. MY Sigma J45 clone cost £750, has the battery inside the body, but my £345 Tanglewood Koa guitar has an external cover for replacing the 9v battery, a 30 second job to replace the battery.

I'm not crazy about the battery pouch inside the guitar either, but I really don't like trapdoors on the side of my guitars, so I'll put up with accessing the battery through the sound hole.  I don't know about you guys, but I only change the batteries every six months at the same time as I'm changing the smoke detectors; right when I change the clocks.  As long as I time a string change for the same time, it's no big deal.  I'll put up with the strap pin with a hole in the end, but I like my acoustic guitars looking as acoustic as possible.
As I've said before, I try to avoid using the pick-up if I can get away with a mic, so maybe my batteries last longer.

Garland,Derick,Jim,

Jim the only reason I keep the battery in the guitar, is for the electronic tuner.

Jim, Garland,

Thanks for the tip Jim, just downloaded the "Pano Tuner", it's the best on line tuner I've used.