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I have one... But, you can only attach it to the bass drum pedal. Otherwise, it slides forwarth. They should invent one with bass drum legs.

Nice demo, giving a basic understanding of how the instrument functions. And really well explained. As musician, it all matters is the sounds this instrument gives, so even if I ignore what you say (as someone unnecessary pointed on your pronunciation and daring which wasn't required, surely such people are far away from music, and have tendency to deviate & focus on unnecessary observations). I watched your video for more information in least time, you met the purpose🎉

wonder how it was invented

Be nice if you played the dam thing!

The second guitar in the comparison sounded better to me.

And it gives you somewhere to sit.

Would you buy it? Uh,sure,why not? After all it's small.

Men tendras que me pases medidas o plano de guitarra acustica dreunoh

You'd be crazy to sell one of these for the same asking price in 2024

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you had to play with a pick, with your fingers the sound is too muffled .

This instrument is really funny. It's the same as playing the tabla on a table, like we used to do in school! 😄

It's like his face is the sound meter. 😂😂😂

Magnetic field design, not modern.

The Yamaha sounded better. Solid tops are trouble. They belly after a few years. You can’t use heavy strings on them and after about 20 years you need to have a neck reset because the tops warp so badly. And they’re overpriced especially if it’s a Martin.

The problem with such comparisons is that there are so many other factors in any guitar. To have two woods glued together on the tone wood, especially the sides, I would argue, could not be exclusively discerned in isolation compared to other factors in the same guitar. Some of the best historical makers in the world have argued that only the face really matters. One even built a guitar with carboard sides to make this very point. But even the soundboard is questionable. One could have a soundboard of .075 instead of .095 (or even .115 as one often sees in production models) if there were two pieces of spruce adhered to one another instead of solid. So why is this not done? My guess is that production models get highly standard bracing, highly standard (greater) thickness etc. simply for endurance and less damage for the common customer. How to show this in a true comparison? Test the sustain on the two soundboards with identical bracing but simply hanging in the air without the guitar.

Thanks, Sir. Now I see what a price means.

To be fair, he played it better the last time!

That is a very good demo. Thank you.

hey einstein...would it kill ya to actually play the guitar??? duuffusss

laminate is an all around performer solid wood sounds better and louder

He strummed the third guitar twice as hard ofcourse it's going to sound louder

Great stuff. Couldn't tell the difference between the solid top but laminate to all solid. Did tell the difference between the all lam V the solid top though.

What about uman gas airgas versus liquid gas versus solid gas

Huge sound difference. Thanks for the video.

Sure makes a big difference, but you would expect that. I have a Martin D-28, a MARTIN D-35 and they are amazing guitars. I also have a guitar i would never expect to be able to compete with them, however it does and very well at that. It is a Chinese made guitar called Merida. It has solid Engleman Spruce top and solid African Rosewood back and sides with a maple neck. I also have several cheaper laminated guitars that are ok, but just don't have the depth and tone. I also have a Gibson J200 that really booms and is all solid wood too. Even with all these great guitars, i prefer the China made Merida . I know it sounds crazy, but this guitar made me change my mindset on China made guitars. They can make really good guitars. Thanks for the video !

It's called "craftsman", not "craftsperson" lol, this world is going insane.

it is craftsman , let"s go brandon

Hello. Once the headphones are connected, is it normal that the sound of the trumpet can still be heard in the room? I used to think that once the headphones are plugged in, the person next to me can no longer hear what I hear on the headphones, but that's not the case.

Martin guitars are overpriced and overrated I see more repairs done on Martin guitars than any other guitar

I loves all solid top bcoz the sound is more acoustic

What are the exact Yamaha models? What we know so far: #1 Yamaha, all laminated wood, just under $200 #2 Yamaha, laminated top, just over $200 #3 Martin D-28, all solid wood, $2000 Thank you for the video. The sound difference between the two Yamahas is astounding, especially the sustain. I'd be curious about the different amplitudes of the three models.

In Europe the flugelhorn is sometimes a primary instrument. Some European flugelhorn players don't play trumpet at all.

Hello! Thanks very much for the clear explanation!

Why is a guy who can barely strum an Em chord explaining this?

This is a perfect explanation and demonstration, thank you very much!

One you get a all solid guitar you can never go back 👍🏻

These are all different brand guitars

This video is so helpful.

the thimbnail looks like tom morello

Does this have a 1/4" out port to send a signal to PA mixer? Or, do you have to mic it to send to PA?

talk talk talk

It is very obvious that the first all laminate Yamaha guitar which was played had the recording volume lower so the guitar sounded really soft with little sustain. Right before he strummed the guitar you can hear the volume of the video go down and at the end before he switches to the second guitar you can hear how loud and clear the recording once again becomes by listening to the background noises and his talking. Just goes to show that you can make a guitar sound the way you want to have it represented if you try.

sounds great nice playing

what guitar do you suggest for singer songwriter player ???

Great review.

good

Call me a crazy but as a Taylor user I prefer a solid top with the laminate back and sides and that's why I went for the 200 series over other like the 300 series etc. Solid wood has a sweeter sound and kinda waves distortion free (when strumming), also a bit richer, 'more balanced' (but muddy at times due to low-end depends on the model type). So IMO a good solid top combined with a good laminate Back/sides will produce a crisper sound for fingerpicking style and everything really. Don't get me wrong, I don't know about $200 laminate guitar, but a around $1000 I'm sure you can get a remarkable tool that you can buy with confidence.

Nice looking guitars. Even nicer looking player! :)

Yamaha vs Martin?lol…Yamaha laminated vs Yamaha all solid? Next time ty