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Pavan?
I don't see anything here about Pavan... do any of you play them? I just "discovered" them online in the last few days, and they have several instruments in this price range.
Can anyone recommend or critique them?
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They're supposed to be pretty nice. I've not played one of them, but they are pretty well-regarded. I don't think they do anything that classifies as a Crossover, though...
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http://www.pavanguitars.com/ Last edited by David Hilyard; 05-20-2010 at 09:31 AM. |
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I just recently went back to my 1st Love which is a nylon string guitar. I got a Fender with a nice case and am totally happy with it for many reasons; one of which is, it fit my budget at the time. However, over the last 10 years I've had a few nicer, more expensive, nylons and; if money were not an object for me, I'd consider one of the two below.
1st - The Carvin CL450. I had one a few years back and wished I still did. It was the perfect crossover guitar for a Strat player like me with the thin body and sleek profile. Sounded very good unplugged, but absolutely shinned plugged in. http://www.carvinguitars.com/catalog...hp?model=cl450 2nd - A highend Taylor NS Series. I had a couple of these as well and they were great. I think mine was a NS64. Playability and tone were wonderful; I just didn't care for the larger body size. Good luck in your quest! ~`vTg`~ |
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OOOOOOOh! That Carvin is SHAWEEEET!!! Something to definitely consider in the future. I'm really loving my new Taylor NS32ce more and more each day! |
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I haven't played one either but have also only heard good things. I looked at the website and the closest they have to a crossover is still a 50mm nut which is 2 inches and has laminated sides and back so it is a different category of guitar than many of the others being discussed.
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I'm going to throw in another vote for the Carvin CL450. Mine is a mahogany body with a flamed koa top and 1 7/8" nut. It's definitely a keeper.
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