| alexander1356 |
01-21-2022 04:23 PM |
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Originally Posted by DethWshBkr
(Post 6888512)
X30 is a thumper. Period. Low end punch.
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Thumper? What do you mean by that? I don't think I have proper idea. Its same with description most people give about X30 - warm and big. I gues I would need to hear some good wooden acoustic with warm big sound to understand.
Which well known acoustic is usualy known to be warm and big sounding thumper :) ? Any name?
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Originally Posted by jwellsy
(Post 6895859)
Alex, if you fill in your profile location, there may be someone near you that owns one.
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Thanks for advice, but I doubt so. Living abot 2000 km from St. Petersburg and even more from Donegal Ireland, buying in stock X30 and sending it back if I don't like it might be the only solution...
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Originally Posted by jwellsy
(Post 6895859)
IMHO a Taylor 855 12 string is the closest thing I've seen to a grand piano.
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I was actualy considering X30 12 string before 6 string version, but I never tried 12 string to know if it could work for my slow dadgad fingerstyle and also didn't found yet any recording of someone who plays 12 strings as I would prefer to hear it.
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Originally Posted by jdrnd
(Post 6901310)
The unamplified X-30 has a bigger presence than the Taylor 814CE. In my opinion, because of this, the X-30 would be comparable to a grand piano in the keyboard world.
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Thats good to know, but great tone is always more important than volume to me. And big dynamic range which I hope X30 has it? |
