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Hi, all, I play Flamenco.
I have: Sanchis Blanco Sanchis Negro Takamine TC132SC configured as a Flamenco Takamine TH-5C All have their actions set up for Flamenco, and the Takamines have the CTP-2/Palathetic pickups installed (the best I have found to date... you can read about my struggles in the Electrified! section....
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Hey gang,
I'll work on some pics of the NTX900FM a.s.a.p. In the meantime, Yamaha has a link to the NX series on their website. cheers, michael s. |
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I have a Kenny Hill 'Ruck' Model Classical, and a Kirk Sand Mahogany Nylon-Electric. The Sand is a hybrid type guitar wth a 1-7/8" nut, radiused fingerboard, and the neck joins the body at the 14th fret.
I play a few Chet tunes, a little Jerry Reed, a few John Knowles arrangements, and a few classical pieces. |
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I play a Takamine EC132, but have my eye on a Cervantes Crossover I or a Taylor 72N
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1990 ramirez 8 string rosewood- cedar 2001 fructuozo zalapa 8 string, maple-cedar |
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Ps used to play on a Antonio Marin Montero before I switched to Conde:
http://www.kentguitarclassics.com/wp...7r-350x262.jpg Great person. Very lovable. Also had a Manuel Lopez Bellido long time ago. It cracked once (front). Still dream a lot about my Conde's cracking. Real nightmares. I think I need therapy once for this, because it lasts already for 20+ years....
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I still have an old Navarra Classical from 1970. Cheap guitar but has good sound. My main Nylon string however is a Godin Multiac Duet Grand Concert with cedar top. Traditional 2 inch nut and flat fingerboard mated with the Godin body, powered with the LR Baggs I Beam Duet system. It's a great hybrid.
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My main nylon for over 20 years is this 1989 Ted Ramsay. It is very sweet tonally (but not a cannon), beautifully made with exceptionally nice wood (the top in particular), easy to play, and a joy to look at.
The stats are: 1. Western Red Cedar top 2. Indian Rosewood B/S 3. Honduran Mahogany neck, with rosewood heelcap 4. Ebony board (650mm scale) 5. Bubinga bridge 6. Rosewood binding with maple/bubinga purfling 7. Peghead faceplate and backplate in Indian rosewood with maple/bubinga purfling 8. Irving Sloane tuners 9. Rosette (made by Ted): Herringbone in bubinga and maple with outside/inside border of rosewood and ebony. Mother of pearl ring inlaid in the center 10. Pickup/preamp are LR Baggs 11. Your moniter is not wanky, I use D'Addario Titanium Trebles and they have a blue/purple tint to them. Jimmy
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My one and only nylon is a Carvin CL450. This is a thin bodied crossover type that sounds great to me.
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Strat replica
You don't hear about it in the typical free music downloads world but, Turns out they make acoustic stratocasters as well.
I love it!!! |
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About 6 months ago, I bought an inexpensive Yamaha classical just to see if I would enjoy playing it for the different feel, enjoy the tone and possibly want a better one later down the road. All that I hoped for has happened and something in a much higher end nylon string guitar is definitely in my future.
Contrary to what the purist suggests, I do strum mine occasionally with a pick and find the shorter sustain to be easier to record with. Punching in over a strummed nylon string guitar is much easier than cutting off the longer sustain of a steel string box.
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I play an Alhambra 5P, which I enjoy a lot.
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