I bought this guitar today at Guitar Guitar. Tried about 7 others, Taylor’a, martins, sigmas. This was the cheapest and by far the best sound and feel. It’s incredibly smooth and nice low action.
Alvarez generally makes the best guitars under $1k. Their more expensive ones are also great. There are some manufacturers who just get their engineering right, and Alvarez is one
I’ve seen 100 videos on this guitar trying to see what I want to buy and you sir just sold me. It’s obviously highly important to how to play. Lol you’re smooth bro. You are very good at making the note your playing sound exactly the way it should without all the fret interference .
There are a lot of rich overtones in this guitar. At first I thought it was a 12 string for a second. Love it. Try DR Veritas strings if you get the chance, they will bring them out even more.
Beautiful Guitar! Love the Flamed Maple... Too bad it's not All Solid... I also have a Takamine with Flamed Maple in the Jumbo body shape. It's a beauty and sounds great. ruclips.net/video/xEtg3gcCzqQ/видео.html . I also have anothe Dread VGS similar with Flamed Maple. None All Solid yet, maybe I'll get one in the future, but they are not very common in All Solid Flamed Maple...
I love the look! I also haven't seen many all-solid flamed maple options. I think the affordability more than makes up for it. I've also found that laminate back and sides can often push more volume out of guitars, which I think maple back and sides tend to lack, and also give a lot of "punch" to the sound. In fact, one of my most played personal acoustics is a PRS Angelus A50e with laminated maple back and sides, and Its got such a cool unique thing about it. Thanks for watching again!
The Maple seems to sound great on Jumbos. I can’t tell if it’s too bright for a GA size. I agree with the laminate back and sides. They add a nice compression if done right. It’s why the Taylor 214s are so popular. Would love to find one of these to test out.
I bought this guitar today at Guitar Guitar. Tried about 7 others, Taylor’a, martins, sigmas. This was the cheapest and by far the best sound and feel. It’s incredibly smooth and nice low action.
Some of the best bang for your buck available!
Similarly....I own a Taylor 414CE and the Alvarez is superior in every way.
Alvarez generally makes the best guitars under $1k. Their more expensive ones are also great. There are some manufacturers who just get their engineering right, and Alvarez is one
I’ve seen 100 videos on this guitar trying to see what I want to buy and you sir just sold me. It’s obviously highly important to how to play. Lol you’re smooth bro. You are very good at making the note your playing sound exactly the way it should without all the fret interference .
Thanks man!
4 years studying with Michael Chapdelaine will do that to ya. It’s a great guitar, just sold it yesterday!
@@tedspacagnaThat’s awesome…Thanks for the reply neighbor.
Great demo!! Thinking I’ll get one here pretty soon, too. Such bang for the buck!
Thanks Bryant! Definitely bang for the buck!
Please keep our shop in mind if you decide to pull the trigger on one! Link is in the video description!
Gorgeous guitar!
There are a lot of rich overtones in this guitar. At first I thought it was a 12 string for a second. Love it. Try DR Veritas strings if you get the chance, they will bring them out even more.
Sexy guitar. Just concerned over the brightness and may prefer the Cedar tops or the Ebony laminate.
The AGE 95 in that case is a fantastic option, my friend has one and it’s remarkable.
Beautiful Guitar! Love the Flamed Maple... Too bad it's not All Solid... I also have a Takamine with Flamed Maple in the Jumbo body shape. It's a beauty and sounds great. ruclips.net/video/xEtg3gcCzqQ/видео.html . I also have anothe Dread VGS similar with Flamed Maple. None All Solid yet, maybe I'll get one in the future, but they are not very common in All Solid Flamed Maple...
I love the look! I also haven't seen many all-solid flamed maple options. I think the affordability more than makes up for it. I've also found that laminate back and sides can often push more volume out of guitars, which I think maple back and sides tend to lack, and also give a lot of "punch" to the sound. In fact, one of my most played personal acoustics is a PRS Angelus A50e with laminated maple back and sides, and Its got such a cool unique thing about it.
Thanks for watching again!
The Maple seems to sound great on Jumbos. I can’t tell if it’s too bright for a GA size.
I agree with the laminate back and sides. They add a nice compression if done right. It’s why the Taylor 214s are so popular. Would love to find one of these to test out.