Tanglewood TW4 AND TWJ JAVA [] PART 3 CONCLUSION
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Hi guys, so ending this little look we have 2 more acoustics from tanglewood. We do supply acoustics from other brands such as LAG and Freshman also. Hope you enjoyed this little look and if your interested in this or anything else you see drop the facebook page a message here www.facebook.c...
Thanks for watching!
✅ great vids i really appreciate this❗
⚠️ yeah the java is the better sounding guitar ; as of the date of my viewing there were no java to be found online [except two resale parlor] ; so i bought myself a new TW4 EC V Koa [GA] [hope i like it , it does look awesome in pics] 😝
thanks for the review!!!!! loved it and already going to buy the tw4 after stretching budget!!! loved it man thank you!!!
Thanks for watching- always mad when one of my first vids pops back up haha
great vid! the java sounded better in my opinion :)
Thanks man, its hard to convey sound over youtube haha. It was abit more warm and full in the room. But i really liked the TW4 as a value for money new acoustic 😁
Nice vid! As soon as you changed to the Lewitt 240 I was like wow these sound ace. Been thinking for a while of getting a new cedar top guitar...I love Tanglewood... hmm that Java is very nice...
Give Eastman a good look too, theyve been my favourite acoustic maker (and possibly electric too) for a good while now since this was made :D
@@Paul-D True, nice guitars, but over a grand here in Spain... the Java is half the price.... not sure the Eastman is twice as good :)
That java sounds amazing, shame you can't get hold of them at the moment
Honestly, everything is nigh on impossible to get right now, from the lowest end right the way up!! Doing my head in lol
Difference between the java against the koa tw4
Size mainly and the java has a better preamp system. But i personally dont like any piezzo sound lol
Good stuff.. It's 25 years since I bought a Tanglewood.. I hear that they are making all their guitars in China now... My question is... Do you think the quality has suffered because of this?
Ive honestly been of the opinion that as long as a guitar is made to a certain specification it doesnt matter where a guitar is made. A bunch of machines in china is no different to a bunch of machines in Europe or the US to me. And guitars have been coming out of china for decades so the workpool there also has the potential for plenty of experience. So i think each of these tanglewood guitars fit the breif in their price points with no real issues 😁
I have a 15 year old one that I've only just started plying with, the action was terribly high, no bone nut or saddle, ironically its worth more now than what I payed for it in a closing down sale. On the plus side the wood has aged beautify