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I'd also agree with Steve and cogito that I don't think of Greenfields as having deep big bass, as much as a firm strong bass. Those are different things. My experience, YMMV, etc., etc. -Brett
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Not Laurent (someone else perhaps).
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I've never played a Sobell although I would love to own one.
That being said, the one Greenfield G2.2 that I've spent time with was anything but lean, bright and dry. I remember it like it was yesterday. It had huge basses and was dripping with overtones. Probably the thickest but yet still clear sounding guitar I've ever played and I kept complimenting Mike for it. I understand the older models were voiced differently -- and non-rosewood Greenfields would also sound significantly dryer. |
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Was it at Mike's shop? That's so intriguing to me. -Brett
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Well, if you played a cedar/mahogany G, it would've been nothing like the "typical" G (which of course would be rosewood/spruce).
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