Looking for a new guitar - like I really need another one......
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dennisg wrote:
I have been there before, and it is an absolute GEM of a guitar store. Their selection is phenomenal and they are great folks. Plus you never know what you are going to find there. I have it locked in my favorites in my GPS..... :laugh:
They had quite a few lefties last time I was there, but some were of makes I was not familiar with. Even some Canadian models............ :woohoo: Look out my Canadian friends........
J
Dennis:Make sure you check out McCabe's in Santa Monica.
I have been there before, and it is an absolute GEM of a guitar store. Their selection is phenomenal and they are great folks. Plus you never know what you are going to find there. I have it locked in my favorites in my GPS..... :laugh:
They had quite a few lefties last time I was there, but some were of makes I was not familiar with. Even some Canadian models............ :woohoo: Look out my Canadian friends........
J
Music Junkie wrote:
Since you already have a very nice acoustic guitar, why not look into a nylon string, resonator, or electric guitar??? Or am I just adding more fuel to the fire.Hey all:
I am currently playing a Martin 000-15. This guitar is solid Mahogany and has a great mid-range.
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dennisg wrote:
I have the number written down on my to do list though, and hopefully will get to that today or tomorrow.....
Unfortunately no.....Jason,
Just out of curiosity, did you ever check with Taylor to find out which lefty demo model they have in their Taylor store?
I have the number written down on my to do list though, and hopefully will get to that today or tomorrow.....
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Max wrote:
I currently own the following guitars:
1. Martin 000-15
2. Baby Taylor
3. Martin Backpacker
4. Fender Strat
5. Epiphone Les Paul Std.
6. Tom Anderson Hollow Cobra S
I am probably pretty good on electrics for now, and I am not really in the mood for a nylon string classical at this point (that time is probably coming though - B) ). Resonators are cool, but their application is a bit out of my wants and needs at this point. I am mostly interested in another acoustic, but one that will fit into the fingerpicking and strumming range and give me a bit better bottom and top end when compared to the Martin 000-15. I'll be honest and say that the Martin 000-15 sounds wonderful while strumming about in my living room, but when I am fingerpicking, it just does not have the volume and the bass notes come out a bit timid.
That being said, if my funds WERE a bit more unlimited, I would be in the market for one of everything...... B)
J
Oh Max......Music Junkie wrote:Since you already have a very nice acoustic guitar, why not look into a nylon string, resonator, or electric guitar??? Or am I just adding more fuel to the fire.Hey all:
I am currently playing a Martin 000-15. This guitar is solid Mahogany and has a great mid-range.
I currently own the following guitars:
1. Martin 000-15
2. Baby Taylor
3. Martin Backpacker
4. Fender Strat
5. Epiphone Les Paul Std.
6. Tom Anderson Hollow Cobra S
I am probably pretty good on electrics for now, and I am not really in the mood for a nylon string classical at this point (that time is probably coming though - B) ). Resonators are cool, but their application is a bit out of my wants and needs at this point. I am mostly interested in another acoustic, but one that will fit into the fingerpicking and strumming range and give me a bit better bottom and top end when compared to the Martin 000-15. I'll be honest and say that the Martin 000-15 sounds wonderful while strumming about in my living room, but when I am fingerpicking, it just does not have the volume and the bass notes come out a bit timid.
That being said, if my funds WERE a bit more unlimited, I would be in the market for one of everything...... B)
J
Hi,
If you try to play a Taylor 310 or 314CE, just let us know your feeling about it.
I dreaming with one of those lately. I need all the help I can get before I make a mistake. I will try one off course, but I' m open to suggestions.
Thanks and good luck,
Abílio
If you try to play a Taylor 310 or 314CE, just let us know your feeling about it.
I dreaming with one of those lately. I need all the help I can get before I make a mistake. I will try one off course, but I' m open to suggestions.
Thanks and good luck,
Abílio
abiliog wrote:
Just my humble opinion, Good luck, Steve
Mark, Great videos. I watched them all. I am going to a Taylor Road Show in about 10 days. Can't wait.
Hi Abilio, I just bought a Taylor 414ce about 2 months ago. It is a fantastic guitar. It is rated as one of Taylor's most popular models. It is only about $250 more than the 314ce which I also played when I was looking. Of course you should, in my opinion, always play a guitar before you invest so much money. I was drawn to and preferred the 414ce. To my ear it just had the sound I was looking for. Not that the 314ce was bad, I just liked the 414ce sound better. You may have a different thought, but that's my point. Always play before you pay.Hi,
If you try to play a Taylor 310 or 314CE, just let us know your feeling about it.
I dreaming with one of those lately. I need all the help I can get before I make a mistake. I will try one off course, but I' m open to suggestions.
Thanks and good luck,
Abílio
Just my humble opinion, Good luck, Steve
Mark, Great videos. I watched them all. I am going to a Taylor Road Show in about 10 days. Can't wait.
I can't ignore the opportunity to point out these cool guitars, The Cole Clark Angel
You can get them in lefty at
http://www.jerrysleftyguitars.com/left- ... itars.html
You can get them in lefty at
http://www.jerrysleftyguitars.com/left- ... itars.html