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Old 01-20-2019, 02:44 AM
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That nightingale tone is not suitable for all songs and all genres as it is so thick and heavy that it was like drinking a super thick hot chocolate when you thought you were drinking a syphon made single origin cup of brewed coffee.

For some songs however no other guitar will sound as good.


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Originally Posted by Erithon View Post
For me it also was a Ryan Nightingale: Englemann and Cocobolo. I saw it listed for sale and arranged to visit, a 4 hour round trip--I really wanted to like it. But it was too dark. Before that I didn't know such a thing was possible. I like a dark tone.

The darkest toned guitar that I liked was a McKnight HighLander in Redwood and Cocobolo. Absolutely amazing.


I played an HD-35 for 7 years. It's just as you describe: deep and rich, but not dark.
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