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I think your GE sounds anything but sterile. It sounds great. Good idea to try it out with different sound systems. I think you'll find that you can get more volume and less feedback. As you said... http://www.fingerpick.com/pickups.htm |
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Methos;
Years ago, I spent five years running through more than 40 nylon string guitars. When you start hunting for your ideal instrument there are a lot of considerations and a lot of tradeoffs. There were a few guitars that I sold the same day they arrived. That was before I got to carbon fiber instruments. Thank goodness there are not that many nylon string cf guitars and it's been fairly easy cruising through the options, even with a few stops to check some steel string instruments. The CF guitars that I've let go went with a certain amount of anguish. It wasn't that they were bad, it's just that I'm trying to get it down to two guitars and I find that my taste has changed with age. The RS Parlor and the Emerald X10-OSN have made themselves at home and, so far, are the two keepers. Good luck with your new guitars. I can understand your quick change and it's neat that you passed the guitar along to someone who obviously really wanted it. Way Cool. |
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But where's the fun in that?!? I hear you on letting the CF guitars go. They are all so special and unique unto themselves. It's almost always either the neck shape or the pickups. Or both. The first X20 was because of that as was a Rainsong Shorty APLE. And of course the X7. Here's hoping the X20 custom solves that. I'm really digging this new (to me) Martin 000-18GE Custom. This one could be a keeper for a long time. But I've also said that about several other 'keepers' in the last few years! |
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You know, Alistair is also working with a relative new pickup. And the search goes on....
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