Classical guitar making pt 5 interview with a luthier nylon string fingerstyle tools assembly
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cello suite #1
@zimmer429 get a smaller neck then!
nice looks coo. but ya that guy looks like lord voldamort.
how much could this guitar cost ?
oohh i love that version of bach’s 1st cello in the begining
@RomanosAngel my guitar teacher has a handmade guitar from spain for 800€. So arround 1000€ that’s 1500$
Ok. What’s the size? Smaller than usual.
I told the music store that my fingers are short and it’s not very comfortable but they deny it. So I want to buy a specific size.
@zimmer429 its mostly a 80’s neck im 12 and i can reach it perfectly i have an vintage sg
tree fitty
The price he gives on his website is $7000.
its funny to see how much the litle things on the classical guitars run.
oh my god…
allen go home
i dont like that acoustic to be honest. i dont like the reach it has to the higher frets.
I want one!:(
I have one!!!!
it looks great but the price is out of reach for most of us ,do you make an affordable one or do i gotta go to guitar center for a 200 dollar yamaha?
i still love you
the whole time i just wanted to see him play.
This has been a very enjoyable interview series. Thank you for the presentation. Those are really a dream guitar. I am not a classic guitar player, however, for a collection these would be one I would like to include. I am at the moment dreaming about a high end Taylor acoustic guitar. I have the Big Baby Taylor and love the tone it produces for me. Thanks again! Happy New Year!
@anc13ntr4ng1
yeah well its a matter of preference but i agree with you i also like them with cutaway
I agree, it would be cool to own one of these, but I looked at his website and these guitars cost like 7,000 dollars!
That’s wood from several different trees from all around the world, the best forms. that’s a tuning machine with a patented (mexican wasn’t it?) design made by a Japanese company, gold and all top knotch, and crafted in America. The world we live in now is amazing that craftmanship like this is possible.
Im crying because i will never be able to afford a guitar that cost half of whats these go for im sure. The 2nd one was sweet.
Best get learning so you can make your own then!