GSWJ - The Video for Christoph - Body Size Comparison
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They all sound great. But then again, J.P. is playing them.
And then again, play them, JP, again and again...
I love listening to you play
Wow, cool. This totally exceeds my expectations! What a fascinating exercise. What i did realize - again - , is that for great musicians like you, the guitar, the model , is a means for musical expression, a relay for communication and not like for many of us, a hope to play / sound better ......you make bluegrass played on the parlor guitar sound great .... all guitars sound great , distinct... for me the parlour, the dreadnaught and the jumbo stood out ....one thing is for sure, i ll be going through this video many times more
It was great pleasure to do this one just for you brother. Great topic and video.
Agree!
Thanks so much!
The treble notes on the jumbo popped on the flat picking!
I am obsessed with jumbos for my playing style (works well with piano keys, bass etc.)
But this just proves the fact that I need 4 more guitars! "HEY HONEY, COME WATCH THIS!! can I get a few guitars for Christmas?"
great video JP answered a lot of my questions. thanks
JP ,You make them all sound great!!Really like the OM on Windy and Warm...This is a great demo on the different body sizes.Thanks
That was awesome. Thanks!
I really liked the parlor . . . that jumbo is a monster . . . they all sounded great.
Thank you JP! Very interesting video!!! Very well done, greetings from the mountains of Austria
JP - when you played that Gallagher my heart skipped a beat!!
very intersesting info here forwarded to it to my son hes very good ,he dosnt know you yet but soon to find out ,thanks John for all your awesome vids
Love it! Awesome playing.
I love that Jumbo
Enjoyed that JP. Inquiring minds want to know these things. More pleeese.👍
Love watching you play .Jim
I loved this!!! Jumbo sounded awfully nice.
JP, I discovered you about 4 days ago. I have watched every GSWJ episode since. The fact is, you could strum a damn harmonica and pick your damn nose and it would sound good. But, you are one incredibly entertaining fella. Glad to have found your channel.
Holly Geezzus HD35 Christoph that was a great demo 2:50-4:20. Beautifully played and produced. Such a joy to listen to and watch. So that's the way Salt Creek actually sounds; No wonder people ask what the hell I'm playing when I do Salt Creek.
just fantastic; luv it
Love that jumbo.
Awesome awesome video! A-Z all sound amazing. Great job splicing those clips together. It really spells it out in big block letters. Love the deep bass of your Jumbo, But the Triple O has superior and superb tone lucidity.
Mercí
Great buddy, cool comparison, thanks 😎🎶
Thanks!
Every time I watch you play JP you just blow my mind you’re an amazing guitar player alarm so much off or just watching you thank you so much thank you thank you
Fantastic JP. Next up tone woods and string comparisons ?
I Love You Man... Great Job.👊🎶❤
Thanks for that. That jumbo is powerful.
That is some furious flatpicking!
The parlor sounded the best to me on both pieces!! Amazing!!!
Loved the Jumbo sound . Just got a new to me Guild F40 17 inch lower bout. After 54 years this first jumbo has the size for my long arms. You describe the sound of the jumbo to a T. Of course who would know better. Great video J.P.
JP. Merry Christmas to you and yours. I was just checking out your signature model from Boucher. She looks fantastic. I have a Martin Merle Haggard which I think you would like. It is a 12th fret join and has a cutaway. East Indian rosewood and Sitka Spruce.
Great channel by the way.
That Gallagher sound some sweet
Man, that little parlor records well (the first) !!
What a funky toe tapp'n tune!
Don't ya just Love the Sound of a well Played Guitar!
Gallagher way out n front on Salt Creek. Great playing.
Great experiment! Do you ever play on a slope shoulder JP? If so, which one?
I liked the OM best I think, was really impressed with the Parlour for its projection. They all sounded nice, but for fingerstyle I would pick one of those two. For strumming, no question the Jumbo and dreadnought would win. In all tests, the OM was kind of the goldilocks size, not as big, but powerful enough to compete a bit with the larger guitars.
Hey JP, why don’t you do a video about Larivee guitars?
But I’ve found that there’s more than one perfect guitar! 🙃
What guitar cases do recommend when travelling over seas? Do you check your guitars with your check baggage on the plane? I am hopefully travelling to the Philippines in August and I am bringing my guitars with me. Thank you very much for the videos. I also am an online member of your guitar course.
Hey Bark Eater... Other than getting a road case or a really well armored flight case, I wouldn't try to take it unless you have it in writing they will let you bring it on board with you (some airlines would have you buy an extra ticket for the guitar). I have a story that at the start sounds a bit similar to yours. I went to the Philippines back in 2008 with my prized Yairi so I could play it for my future wife and maybe be inspired to write some music while I was there. On the first flight they let me take it on board and put it up in the overhead. But, on the second flight they said I had to check it. They assured me it would be fine... When I got to the Philippines and waited for my luggage to arrive, I found they lost track of everything. Being there was nothing I could do, I went to on to the hotel I booked and went about my way. A couple days passed before my belongings showed up while I was out. The airline had a currier bring them to the hotel and one of the "helpful" people at the hotel signed for them for me. When I first looked at the guitar case I froze up. It had a huge gash in it from something with a sharp corner falling on it. I was still hoping the case protected it. After opening it I was completely heart broken. The top of the guitar was smashed and the neck was loose. It was an amazing guitar that had the smoothest, almost edible tone. That guitar was with me through at least 15 years of my playing and fit my hands like nothing else could. It still sits in its smashed case in the closet. ...Before that I had traveled overseas with the guitar, but never had to check it. You just never know. Maybe now with the Covid 19 crap going on you could get away with it. I would however get a road case or the most armored flight case you can find. They can be pretty pricey, but I wish I would have made that investment.
great video (as usual) Somehow can't hear/see the difference brtween the OM and triple O...
re: OM vs TripleO: It's my understanding (if correct) that they are the same body sizes pretty much, but the OM has a slightly longer scale length, say 25.5 vs 24.9 or whatever. So yeah, they're gonna sound pretty similar because of the similar body.
I was hoping this video may have gone into the pros and cons of who and what music each body size would be designed for. I'd also like to ask 'What exactly is a Bluegrass guitar and why is it named that way?' I am sure you can play all genres but what specifically makes it ideal for Bluegrass music?
Traditionally, a dreadnought with a spruce top and either rosewood or mahogany sides would be your typical bluegrass guitar. Generally speaking, you just want something loud and bright.
Give me the sound of a Jumbo any day.
Funny for me the triple o was just perfect for that tune for me
1st tune
The dreadnought all day but they're all cool in their own way
I always see you play dreadnoughts?
I have a sigma ooo m. It’s the clearest of any guitar I’ve had, in my price range
You sure you're not Ricky from Trailer Park Boys?
Heh !! - - -only problem with this is.....if you wrapped a 'bungee cord' around a stainless steel pot and played that.....you'd still sound good. All guitars were wonderful sounding ......for my ear, I think I like the Gallagher best. ( although almost imperceptible, I thought I heard a very,very,very slight intonation problem on the 'Parlour'.....likely just due to such a short scale ? dunno ?
Switzerland.....does he have money in an account he can give ya? Them fellas is all rich over in ‘em der parts JP....and no skiing trips for you unless playing in the Lodge....lol....how are you changing those guitars so fast....David Blaine somewhere in there...wow all them gadgets...
tune 2....galager.
Dude, let your dog out.