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My "grain of salt" recommendation was meant to be in reference to the oft heard criticism of the NS guitars: "they don't sound like a true classical". That criticism, in my opinion, should be taken with the appropriate amount of common sense skepticism - the grain of salt - and the potential buyer should follow his own criteria. If you like the guitar, and it inspires you to play, what difference does it make what it is not?
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We guitar players tend to want the "next best thing" all the time. I think it's pretty important if you are in the market for a guitar in the price point of the NS series to give the 'true' classicals and crossovers (if that's what your interested in) by builders who do this exclusively equal consideration. I'd hate to see someone opt for an NS, then find out how much different another builder's guitar MIGHT be later on, only to trade in/trade up and lose their keister. Certainly the buyer should follow their heart, but only after giving all options proper and equal consideration, which to me means more than a grain of salt on each side.
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"One small heart, and a great big soul that's driving" Last edited by fitness1; 04-12-2010 at 06:27 PM. |
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Now I feel like I am belaboring, so I guess that's enough on the digression for me. |