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If you like the tone than it may be worth taking it to your local music shop and having there luther shave it down and set up your intonation.
If it's something you want to learn than I would suggest buying an old pice and practicing on it cause if you mess up it's not you go to guitar that needs fixing.
Keep us all posted on how it all turns out

anyone want to donate some guitars so I can tune them diff? lol

All I can tell you is that from my experience with Guitars under 800$ is that some costing 250$ sound and play better than more expensive ones MSRP dosn't mean a thing if it feels like crap when you hold it or if it sounds thin.
My suggestion is to set a price range for yourself and play all the guitars in that range and decide what feels and sounds best to you.I would avoid the 3500$ Martins and such unless you decide you may buy one of those cause you will here and feel a difference with the real high end pices but I was in Music Stop the other day and one of the best sounding guitars I played was a 250$ Yamaha.
But I was looking in the up 600$ range.
Play em and the guitar will pick you almost as much as you pick It.
Good luck hopr this helps.
And one more thing even if you leave without one a hours in the music store is better than a few hours thinking about it

I wish I could say I just started to play but it's been a while and I wish I was better.
I can play a bunch of tunes and sing them but seem to forget them if I'm not looking at the words/chords it sucks I can't seem to remember any tips other than just play them cause I've played them to death?