I've played, taught, gigged,and horsetraded guitars on the side for 25+ years(I'm an engineer until 5 pm), so here's my two cents:

Jump on it- you've got a well-made, properly setup acoustic-that's two-thirds of the equation- I've owned my share of acoustics over the years- I've had a Martin D-28 which was almost unplayable until a tech set it up for me(saw it,the price seemed reasonable at the time, and I had the cash burning a hole in my pocket) and it played like butter -I've also had a five dollar garage sale special which I used to teach myself setup and repair techniques, and it's my backup acoustic for the few gigs my band and I still do.(Hey, I turned 50 last year and the house is paid for!)

When beginners start talking about blowing $2000 on a Martin or Les Paul, I tell them that if Stevie Ray Vaughan or Eric Clapton played on a $100 Squier that was properly set up, they'd still sound like Stevie Ray and Eric...Good Luck!