One Of The BEST GUITARS Ever Made | The Weekly Guitar Meeting #39 - Fleta, Tacchi, Galabert
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- Опубликовано: 27 янв 2023
- The Weekly Guitar Meeting is THE video you need to watch every week to keep updated with the newest, finest, and most exciting classical guitars coming to the international market. Here at Siccas Guitars, we have carried the finest classical guitars for more than a decade, and our Germany-based shop unveils new masterpieces for sale every week. To help you discover these fantastic concert guitars, professional guitarist and Siccas Guitars team member Jouyan Tarzaban have exciting insights, talk about the background of the instruments, and most importantly, present their sound. 😊
Intro
01:06 Renaud Galabert - 2023 Doubletop No. 116
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05:06 Ignacio Fleta 1958 No. 118
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11:37 Giovanni Tacchi - 2019 "Omaggio a Daniel Friederich" No. 12
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17:06 Wolfgang Jellinghaus - 2023 "Manuel Ramirez 1912" G
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Man, it must be a dream job to sell and also get to test the world’s best guitars. Thanks for sharing.
I really appreciate having all these videos online. What a great online resource.
Wow the Galabert, the first one has an amazing beautiful sound ! Definitely one of the greatest guitar I've ever heard in guitar workshops. The kind of sound I love to transmit emotions.
Definitely - the sustain it talks to the listener and player. Beautiful - I'd never want to put it down. Great quality!
It's interesting because Jouyan has his own "personal" tone when he plays, so the guitars are all going to have some of "him" in the sound while he demos them. But he brings out some great sounds.
Quite rightly put, good selection of well build instruments..thanks
Listening to these videos has allowed me to understand the language of tone. I wonder if the Fleta guitar sounded that good when first made? Many thanks.
well, to think that such tones (of those videos) are original and not modified, is just naive.
Love these reviews!
Great shirt, by the way
Thanks for the presentation. Certainly all very good guitars. For me it's Tacchi. It could be Fleta too, but I wonder if the Fleta just has the wrong strings; I hear something that I hear sometimes on other guitars strung with Knoblochs that has some formants in the bass strings I personaly don't like so much.
A very good 👍video cause different woods for back & sides:
1. Good description of the wood sound 👌, a reasonable balanced & somewhat singing voice, but not sophisticated.
2. Sophisticated (& a little beautiful) voice! A rarity!!
3. Wenge is used in basses & this demonstrates why! A rhythm oriented sound with not very deep or reverb or airy, but richly (not thin at all) focused bass!
3. Must confess, never heard of back & sides wood, but I found the entire sound, ok but a little on the cheap side, especially after hearing 2.
To me the fleta has a really impressive and open bass and a nice character overall. But the high notes seem to lack projection. I would go for the Tacchi, which seems to me a more universal instrument. Also I like the rounded and clean tone of the Tacchi.
Extraordinary guitars, all of them. Are they for sale? If yes, how much do they cost?
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Hi Jouyan, I'm really interested to know what strings are normally used on the guitars you demonstrate each week
You can follow the links in the description box for the video and read all the details for each guitar on Siccas Guitar's own website, and that is really very informative. Also including the strings. All guitars sold on Siccas tend to be sold with Knobloch strings, like that or not.
Hello Alan,
we use on all guitars the same set of strings. We carbon strings by Knobloch company(Medium-High tension)
@@SiccasGuitars Thanks for your quick response I had to ask because they always sound so beautiful. Knobloch cx double silver carbons are my favorite strings as well so now I know I have chosen well 👍
@@1corinthians15.1-4kjv Thank you I'll check it out I actually love Knobloch strings so no problem for me 👍
Fleta was the absolute best by a very long shot. With a few notable exceptions, I generally cannot stand double top guitars. This double top was not a notable exception. Tacchi guitars give me tachycardia because of how expensive they are. But the price is well worth it. The talent of the maker; luthiers also want to make a decent living, go on a vacation now and then, of course. I don’t care if Sir Antonio Torres was alive, and had a shop in China with trained luthiers making guitars to his specifications. Those guitars are worth their price but they’re not refined instruments, if that’s what you’re looking for.
I enjoyed all the guitars equally... I don't have a sufficiently trained ear to differentiate the different tones of each one of them... but they all sound masterful...! Due to the original aesthetics of the rosette, I prefer the first one... the French one...
strong sound and warm ,finally this is beautiful designed goods classical guitar
I know this has been asked a million times, but which Knobloch strings do you use for these guitars?
Fleta!
First is first class.
I agree totally !!! Beautiful sound !
What is that piece in a minor he played on the first guitar? I don’t remember the name pls don’t flame me😅
Dude the Fleta what the…
such rich bass and sustain, I felt the top vibrating through my car speakers!
Next time play some typicall guitar classics for example Nortena, Sevilla, Lobos prelude no1
Im sure the guitars sounds great but when you play a LOT of open chords a LOT of Guitars sound very nice so its impossible to tell HOW good the guitar is sounding by this video.
Anyone knows what is the pice he’s playing on the Fleta ?
Hello Nicolas, Ständchen by Franz Schubert, and Homenaje a la chitarra by E. Sainz de la Maza
@@SiccasGuitars may thanks for your answer
Fleta is distinguishable. It has its own tone/color and certain dept in the sound that seems in deeper dimension makes it very special and worth the price. Tacchi Friederich model is excellent and has appealing sounds but cannot be compare to Fleta. Jelling haha is a bargain price for its sound. Please no double top guitars!
Please... give me a link to a video you've made with a baritone guitar... Thanks and regards...!
The only baritone guitar, that I can find on the website is the Marin Montero from 2019, but it is sold. Use the search engine on their website and see, if you can find other results.
@@1corinthians15.1-4kjv
Thank you...very much...!!!
That last one has the big Australian sound. It's quite annoying. I think the Fleta is best because it sounds the most like a guitar and the lineage of such going way back. I have a Howell Fleta style guitar (a bit different in good and bad ways but mostly good for me personally) I also have a big Australian guitar, it is so good live but I never pick it up for fun, it's just loud and increadibly useful live.
Always with carbon strings... its a shame...
Well, like carbon strings or not: All guitars in the shop is fitted with the same Knobloch strings, which gives an even stage for comparison, and you always can replace those strings, if you decide to buy one of the guitars from the shop.
The most interesting one are the Tacchi and the Jellinghaus. I feel like the Fleta is too much bass/overtones that in some way cut away the singability and the presence of the trebles.
The Galabert well...not my cup of tea
I most strongly disagree. Appraisers, as well as concert guitarists will also disagree with you. There is a reason for the price on that guitar, and why everyone wants it; everyone except you. I’m not putting you down in anyway. You’re right to have your opinion. I just disagree with it
That's good that you shared your opinion, I really appreciate that!
But I want also to notice that you seemed to put the relationship "price-quality-demand" in first instance.
To me, the price came after I listened well the instrument with my ears ( even if a good recording still remains a recording ) and I have to say that IMHO this Fleta is not comparable to other Fleta I've had the opportunity to listen, even trought the other Siccas videos.
There are plenty of well renowned luthiers out there that in their career made one, two or even three not so good guitar, we are humans after all...
@@carpicabeckers6029 ligit, well put too.
Fleta sucks, my ever play classical guitar rocks and i'm proud.of that shit.
Sorry, for being the annoying Bible thumber, but please, do stop to use the common phrase OMG! It is pure blasphemy, speaking the Lord's name in vain, a thing God hated so much, that it is prohibited in the second of ten commandments and actually under the law in God's covenant with the Jews were commanded to be punished with death. Good, that we are not under the law in our dispensation, by the way, but God's moral laws still stands. Actually, it is also repulsive to me as a true believer of the Bible and God, that people speak His name actually in place of a swear word. Would you like it, if I used the name of your mother or anyone dear to you like that?
“Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain.” Exodus 20:7 KJV
Renaud Galabert: A cedar top guitar sounding like the typical spruce top guitar, very bright and singing notes. Not bad at all, definitely a beautiful guitar. That rosette is very modern and artistic and the backside of the guitar is just delicious! Unfortunately, from my perspective, the tone is not really to my preference.
Ignacio Fleta: Once again, it almost feels silly to rate such a rare and historical guitar from one of the most important luthiers ever. But it is fantastic, every bit worth, what Siccas Guitars will ask for it, IF you value to perform on a surely pricy and rare guitar build by one of the most important luthiers ever! If you just want a good guitar, you can get better value for your money buying a new guitar for sure.
Tacchi: This name has become the name, that I use as the benchmark for guitars build to high standard and to my specific taste in tonal qualities and this is no exception. Whether Giovanni or Papa Andrea, it really does not matter much. Nice Asturias bit performed there, Jouyan, by the way. Only downside with Tacchi guitars are, they are very attractive and even though they are in the higher segment of prices for brand new guitars, they tend to be sold very quickly. This Tacchi already has been sold, really highlighting the fact, that, if you want a Tacchi or also an even more rare and attractive Daniel Friedrich guitar, which this one is a copy of, then you can not wait for the guitar meeting or reviews to air, but needs to be quick on the guns and ready to buy, when they come on the market.
Wolfgang Jellinghaus: He builds in China and actually has a little shop with Chinese luthiers doing much of the handy work, while he design and assemble the guitars. Like that or not, but this is the reason, why a German luthier continuously can deliver good full wood body hand made guitars to unbeatable prices. The sound do have slight flaws though, as maybe being a bit too booming at points, but it is still a very good deal especially for beginners, who just need a very good guitar, that actually is cheaper than many of the factory build guitars. Consider that!
Tell them, brother! I love the Bible thumping. Fleta all the way!
I thought the same thing. He can simple say “ oh my gosh!” And have the same expression without mentioning the almighty in vain.
He can be a bit less acting, more objective, let us do the reaction. Oh, and learn new pieces? Otherwise, thank you
@@HaiTran-bp5cv i am laughing hard. Well worded!
One does not have to look further than this misunderstood and sadly, widespread, commentary to understand why vast swaths of people in the West do not take the God of Israel seriously. I have no idea how this interpretation of the 3rd Statement/Commandment - which is simply preposterous on its face - became so widespread (perhaps due to a misunderstanding of/mistranslation in the King James Bible). No serious person could believe that a loving and decent God would punish an individual who merely mutters the words "Oh my God!" (or a variation thereof) when surprised, shocked, or frustrated. Thankfully, Dennis Prager, in his Rational Bible commentary on the Torah, provides a more sensible reading of this verse. According to Prager, the Biblical Hebrew word that the King James Bible translates as the word "take" within the phrase ". . . take the name of the Lord thy God in vain . . ." is more accurately translated as "carry." Therefore, a better understanding of such Statement/Commandment is to prohibit one from doing evil in God's name (i.e. carrying God’s name when doing evil).
The second portion of the Commandment/Statement sets forth the penalty for such transgression -"for the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain." [KJV 20:7]. The Jewish Publication Society translates the phrase, " . . . will not hold him guiltless . . . , " as " . . . will not clear one . . ." In other words, God will not forgive or cleanse one who violates this Commandment/Statement. As Prager highlights, the last thing that the moral God of Israel (who wants His name and his code of goodness to be spread throughout the world) would want is for individuals to corrupt His name by committing evil acts in His name. Such a violation would be completely antithetical to the 10 Commandments/Statements and a serious impediment to the propagation of the word of God and the worship of Him among all nations. As Prager further clarifies, this sullying of the name of God and the terrible consequences that accompany such sin explain why it is the only sin for which God will not clear one’s name.
the best combination between mahogany and spruce or spruce and indian rosewood