#5, Cocobolo/Lutz Classical, Finished

[kirkham13]

What a great guitar! headstock, back and top are all masterful-

[Steve Kinnaird]

Ain't no moss growin on that boy.
Beautiful, Waddy!

Steve

[gregcardinal]

Originally Posted by WaddyT

Got my friend Johnnie to record a couple of clips of #5, on Wednesday. The first, Wilde Mountain Thyme, Arr: Scott Tennant shows off the bass side of the guitar pretty well, the second Barrios', La Catedral (First Movement) shows off the treble side nicely.

Thanks for listening.

Oh boy... this guitar sounds so wonderful to my ears. These are perfect sound clips to highlight the sonic virtues of your guitar. I'm also admiring the French polish on this instrument... such a warm and classic lustre. Thank you for sharing the photos and the sound clips.

[WaddyT]

Thank you Steve! Wonder where that came from?

Also thanks to you Greg and Kirkham13.

Greg, he was playing the Barrios piece so gently, I was afraid the mic wouldn't pick it up. I had to normalize it to 80% to get a reasonable volume level for computer listening. When he finished, he sat there and played fretted notes on the first string and the open harmonic on other strings. It was hard to tell the difference between the fretted note and the harmonics. An interesting experiment.