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do you feel an unusual desire to wear a blue beret when playing this guitar?
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What is everyone overall opinion of Nato as a tone wood? I've never played a Nato constructed guitar I thought sounded good.
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I thought NATO was an alphabet soup designation for laminate wood made from HOG.
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"I've never played a Nato constructed guitar I thought sounded good."
Very likely, they all had laminated backs and sides. And not unlikely, they had laminated tops, too. X |
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Nato is an acronym for "Not A Tree Originally."
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Beat me to it - but I always said Not a Tree Ordinarily.
Not a great tonewood; not a mahogany either. Though on occasion I have seen some flamed laminates that looked interesting. |
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That's funny because too me it doesn't FEEL like wood. More like plastic.
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Aw, shucks, that's what I wanted to say.
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You could reason that if it was a good tonewood they would use it for such instruments, but that's not exactly how it works. X |