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The cutaway causes a slightly drop of bass and lower mids in most cases. ... so this comparison is a little unfair imo

Nice CS

By comparison, the Olson is much warmer and larger sounding. The characteristic Olson midrange sparkle is present in both. The Heinonen is clearer but sounds stiffer and newer

Oh, It's so nice comparison! Both of all are great, But I love Olson little bit. cause I've olson too. Haha. I like this video!

The top wood of the two is not the same. I own the Lakewood 32ce and it took quite some time before the real sound developed. It had a sparkling tone to begin with but is now full and warm. Very articulate.

This was a super fun comparison today, T. Drew Heinonen SJ along side of an Olson SJ. Let me know your thoughts with sound comparison, I find the Heinonen is very clear were as the Olson has a little more roundness and chime. Both very stunning Guitars!

Listening through headphones. I preferred the sound of the cocobolo. Wow!

Prefer the Woody tones of the Cocobolo, perhaps the age of the Guitars helps too

Dat cocobolo

Sounds wonderful. What a great Christmas present 🇺🇸

its be cool if it had a slip clutch so you could just wind it until it stopper

I have the JT model Drew built for me Taylor had the abalone like yours made by Jim Olson I have just fitted a LR Baggs lb 6 same as JT has in all his guitars, Drew is an advanced thinker not just a fabulous Luthier he leaves the end pin loose for a 1/2 inch 1/4 jack The Instrumental tune you were playing What is that called ?JT seems to always play that before starting certain songs, dont be hard on yourself, that nice finger work of James,s tune whatever its called I learned all Taylors stuff 20 years ago , listening to you makes me want to revisit top work my friend , greetings from Down Under

Old thread ... sorry to arrive late. So well done. A big thank you. I enjoyed that immensely.

I like the Brazilian on strumming., it's ringing

I prefer the cocobolo. The are both nice, but the rosewood is a little more tinny to me. These comparisons are always hindered by the fact that the tops are new and not opened up. It's apples to apples, but both of these guitars will sound better in a year than they do now.

The dog could care less.

The Brazilian rosewood seems to be brighter and have more separation between the treble and bass. It seems to have a little bit more bass as well. The cocobolo seems to be more warm, has a more pronounced midrange than the Brazilian. I still still can’t say that’s always the case since this is my first time hearing a comparison between the two. I have compared numerous Indian rw and Brazilian rw and personally I like Indian more. From my in person comparisons between Indian and Brazilian, the Indian rw usually has more bass. The cocobolo guitar I have on the other hand has more bass than my guitar made of Indian rw. Possibly being because of the bracing differences though

Lakewood esce molto più aperta e con maggiore sustain

wow, this sounds fantastic!

You should add the Entire Song.

Excellent

Damn good...!

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I feel Taylor is balanced for all purpose playing style. Lakewood is better for fingerstyle but weaker for strumming compared to taylor

what is the name of the first song? do you have tab? thanks.

The Brazilian rings like a bell. Fantastic guitar.

Hope you got the okay for doing this ..

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The Taylor sounds like a Topas,the Lakewood sounds like Brilliant.....

The way the mids mix with the highs on the cocobolo one is fantastic and it seems to project a bit better.. The BRW however seems to have deeper lows which may be very pleasing to some players. Both seem to have great overtone content though.

old taylor!!!! wow >_<

Taylor for strumming, Lakewood for finger picking

Lakewoods yes...

Hey man! Can I ask how long Lakewood's custom order process took?

the Lakewood sounds flat compared to the furch

I think this is really more of a "Rosewood vs Cocobolo" than a "Taylor vs Lakewood" comparison. Comparing the same tone woods might be more useful.

Taylor

Beautiful. Love hearing Flint with acoustic guitar :)

did you pre-cut those strings?

Which one do you prefer sound wise? Enjoy

Taylor sound looming. Take Lakewood this time.

The Lakewood has a lot more presence coming from the mids. Overall the sound is better suited to finger style and instrumentals, strummed is a good loud clear sound, possibly for bluegrass and rhythmic one guitar band. Finger style, the Taylor has good range but lacks the clarity and deep presence of of sound. However it has a nice scooped out mids great for vocal accompaniment when strummed.

Lakewood