NGD: Emerald X30 Woodie
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Arthur C. Clarke once said that any technology that is sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from magic. The Emerald X30 is by definition magic. It is better in tone and volume than an artificial material instrument could possibly be. I compared it to my wood instruments, some of which cost ten times as much and it held its own. Resonant, sparkling trebles. Easy playability. The only quibble I have is the the low E is a bit boomy. I am going to try a 56 gage string on it to see if that helps. The overall presentation however is very, very impressive. The fan fret neck is expertly crafted. I specified a scale difference of about 0.8 inches, the same as my wood fan frets (McConnell and Halland). Knowing that the instrument itself is bullet proof makes it a care free playing experience. I did not care much for the X20. The X30 has made a carbon fiber believer out of me. I'm not selling my wood guitars but will definitely reach for the X30 frequently if only to confirm my belief in magic. Well done Emerald!
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Nice!
Beautiful!
Russ |
Love it! Congrats!! Beauty and the Beast!
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Lovely! Enjoy! Love how they matched the light color on the body with the light color on the headstock.
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It certainly is a pretty one. Great job.
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By far the most comfortable instrument I own..... Starting to get pretty attached to it.
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That's a gorgeous Emerald X-30--Enjoy!
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Cincy |
Congrats on the new X30. She's certainly a beaut. I've noticed that the low E on my X20 also seems a bit boomy - maybe it's an Emerald trait. Good playing...
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One fine looking critter...you done good!
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So you like it?? LOL...congrats a beauty ! Enjoy.
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What a stunningly beautiful guitar, my favorite of all the lovely Emeralds I've seen.
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That is such a nice X30 Cincy, beautiful top! I loved reading your review, as mine is supposed to ship out this week. I can't wait... :)
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Striking! Congrats!
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Just gorgeous!
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