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I like the look of the Washburn 2 point too. I had an F style long ago and got rid of it.

I played one briefly over the weekend, along with the F-style that looks pretty much the same. I was underwhelmed. I think the two-point was $649 or $699. It was hanging next to a Gretsch that was...

I don't have the 2-point, but IMHO the Washburn F I do have definately does NOT have much pop, I think due mostly to excessive finish and tone bars the size of redwoods. That's why its been...

IMO washburns are under appreciated.

Get it. Let us know how you like it.

Can't speak to the two point, but my 2010 Washburn f was PLENTY loud for even the rowdiest bluegrass jam.

I sold my 815 and kept my 315. It just sounds better. I did replace the tailpiece with a more sturdy, cast one from Allen and I had it set up by an expert.

Save your money. Buy the 315.

You will have to play them both. I have played a 315 that sounded pretty good and a 515 that was way too tinny. Just make sure whichever one you buy is setup properly for your playing style.