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My first choice is Martin,D28 for strumming, 00028 for pickin'. Also prefer Taylor for pickin' but not heavy strumming. I must go and look to see if there is a handbuild version of this thread. If not, anyone interested in participating.....especially the member with the Ryan Nightingale soloist with Brazilian B&S.

If i ever go on shoping tour(next year) then the first one i would test is a Martin,,i must hear and feel them by my self,,now i hear them only here,,,

Oh i saw a folder from a shop near my town they sell ''breedlove''

could'nt vote...but i think they are all great volume makers..

I voted Yamaha. My $300 FG 350 is the only guitar I have ever owned. "..an old guitar is all he can afford.." I do look longingly at the Taylors every time I go into our guitar store.

Bill

I voted Yamaha. My $300 FG 350 is the only guitar I have ever owned. "..an old guitar is all he can afford.." I do look longingly at the Taylors every time I go into our guitar store.

Bill

Martin OMC-16E Maple Guitar

I would consider Breedlove a "volume" maker, no?
Anyway, I like Breedlove guitars, I have an AD-200SM. Beautiful and amazing sound for the price point, roughly $500 at the time.
Really well made guitars.

When I open this thread, I see only the voting options, but nerver a graph representing the results.
Am I doing something wrong?
Frybaby

I voted for Takamine as, like Chas, I have two of them and BSG wasn't on the list.

frybaby wrote:

When I open this thread, I see only the voting options, but nerver a graph representing the results.
Am I doing something wrong?
Frybaby

I think you have to vote first. Then you can see the results......

frybaby wrote:

When I open this thread, I see only the voting options, but nerver a graph representing the results.
Am I doing something wrong?
Frybaby

I think you have to vote first. Then you can see the results......