Guitar's sound three dimensional feel

[Johan Madsen]

Originally Posted by erhino41

This is not pertinent to this discussion. Your link to TNAG eventually led me to this video:



This is one of the greatest pieces I have heard in a while.

Very cool sounding maple guitar !

[Johan Madsen]

Originally Posted by zmf

Interesting issue. Not sure exactly what you're addressing, but part of it sounds like the notion of "spaciousness" when you mention reflections and time differences. Maybe some of what you bring up involves the concepts that go into the design of a good concert hall?

Yes of course, but isn't this sense of spaciousness what some people would mean when talking about 3 dimensional sound? Isn't it an analogy between the way reflexions may behave in a room or in a guitar ? (dampening or reflective walls = dampening or reflective back and sides , size of the room = size of the body, etc...)

[Brucebubs]

Interesting thread.
I own 2 full size jumbo 12-strings and often play them back to back at home.
The maple Guild F-412 sounds like a great 12-string.
The rosewood Martin Grand J12-40E Special can sound like 1 standard tuned 6-string and 1 Nashville tuned 6-string guitar being played together at the same time.

[Johan Madsen]

Originally Posted by Brucebubs

Interesting thread.
I own 2 full size jumbo 12-strings and often play them back to back at home.
The maple Guild F-412 sounds like a great 12-string.
The rosewood Martin Grand J12-40E Special can sound like 1 standard tuned 6-string and 1 Nashville tuned 6-string guitar being played together at the same time.

Nice guitars

[Victory Pete]

I like to describe Rosewood as Spicy, with plenty of Sparkle and Glitter.