Some things are still made here.
10-17-2006 | 06:00 PM
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From: Redmond
What a couple of beautiful guitars. Aren't they next to the cat's scratching post though? 
They are calling this the golden age of lutherie. We boomers have acquired some $$ and are able to keep the folks building quality guitars busy. The price of vintage Fenders, Gibsons, Martins, etc, is crazy too.
Just watched the Concert for Bangladesh DVD. The stage was filled with guitar players, many sadly gone now.
They are calling this the golden age of lutherie. We boomers have acquired some $$ and are able to keep the folks building quality guitars busy. The price of vintage Fenders, Gibsons, Martins, etc, is crazy too.
Just watched the Concert for Bangladesh DVD. The stage was filled with guitar players, many sadly gone now.
10-17-2006 | 07:18 PM
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From: Canton, MA
Originally Posted by frank b,Oct 17 2006, 07:36 PM
They're quite different. The Goodall is a more modern sound. Open and airy with a lot of sustain and some overtones. The 'Cruz is darker, with a bit more emphasis on bass, more traditional and smokey, if that makes sense. My playing is a bastardized blend of blues, jazz, Celtic, folk and rock. What a mess. They're both well balanced and good for many different styles.
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