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You're already getting the list of every smaller-than-dread guitar made.
What do you consider "small body"? What does "pro level instrument" mean? What is your budget? |
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I know nothing about Taylors.
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Silly Moustache, Just an old Limey acoustic guitarist, Dobrolist, mandolier and singer. I'm here to try to help and advise and I offer one to one lessons/meetings/mentoring via Zoom! |
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Martin makes some fine 24.9 OOO's that are fine for both finger style and strumming.
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@dneal, my budget is about $3500.00. I would consider Martin Short Scale my benchmark. Great questions |
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I spent years looking for a small body with a truly big sound. People will recommend Larrivee Parlors, Seagull Grands, etc.. I still own those two guitars, and neither gets the job done for me. I've tried Santa Cruz Style 1's and PJs, Collings Baby's and 0's; and many others. Froggy Bottom excels with big sound from small bodies. Although I'm admittedly a big fan, it was the sound that made me one. Patience and a lot of looking might get you a used L, C or H close to your price range. More likely is a something like a Goodall Parlor. They're really 00 sized, and have a full tone. Lastly I would consider a Huss and Dalton 00-SP (I'd avoid the single 0). |