I listened again and my comment didn't begin to describe your excellent skills. I'm going to make my way through your other vids and can't wait to do so.
Wow, thanks for that, Don here from Hamilton NZ, and Iv'e just bought a Cutaway trans-acoustic, had it now about 3 weeks, play it at least once every day still with the original batteries in it, But if I take it out where I might be playing it for a while ( barbecue etc ) I'll make sure I'll bring some spares, 😮😮😊
Yes they sound just magical, I didn't quite like the strumming with the actuator on, but with your finger style yes indeed, thanks for the video as Iv'e got on recently ( cutaway ) so it's good to listen to it from someone else playing one, thanks again and kind regards Don from Hamilton NZ ( on my Wife's tablet Susan)😊😊😊
Hi, just wondering if you remember which SDC mic you were using to record this? As it’s one of the better matches for this guitar I have heard! Many thanks in advance 😊
Awesome and beautiful playing @beardavis ! Question: do you think this guitar is a good start for a beginner student? Obs: assuming that I want an excellent acoustic guitar and no budget restrictions. Thanks!
These make WONDERFUL guitars for beginners. Like with any guitar you should have it professionally setup after you get it to ensure it plays perfectly for you. If you are looking for a top notch acoustic with no budget restrictions then I would have other recommendations.
Hi this was the same question I had, would there be any other recommendations from yamaha without a budget nessesarily, also from other brands as you said what do you consider? I have yamaha speakers and motorcycle so I am a fanboy the brand means a lot to me. Thanks @@TheBearDenStudios
I love my LLTA but when I plug it into the Acoustic amp (Acus Simon) I find the sound too synthetic. It's like the strings get stiff. Do you think it's worth investing in a New Pickup? I thought about installing a Fishman. What do you think?
Honestly I would use the LLTA as "fun" guitar to sit around with. If you are wanting an organic acoustic tone while plugged in then I would take another guitar and stick a LR Baggs Anthem in it.
I was so ready to start singing along with your playing 😋
That's some damn nice playing bud
Great guitar, beautiful playing.
I listened again and my comment didn't begin to describe your excellent skills. I'm going to make my way through your other vids and can't wait to do so.
Nice
@TheBearDenStudios I would be very flattered to know what your recommendations are for good acoustic guitars?
Always, always, always bring a few extra AA batteries with you! This guitar eats batteries like they're free!!!
Truth!
Wow, thanks for that, Don here from Hamilton NZ, and Iv'e just bought a Cutaway trans-acoustic, had it now about 3 weeks, play it at least once every day still with the original batteries in it, But if I take it out where I might be playing it for a while ( barbecue etc ) I'll make sure I'll bring some spares, 😮😮😊
Yes they sound just magical, I didn't quite like the strumming with the actuator on, but with your finger style yes indeed, thanks for the video as Iv'e got on recently ( cutaway ) so it's good to listen to it from someone else playing one, thanks again and kind regards Don from Hamilton NZ ( on my Wife's tablet Susan)😊😊😊
Hi, just wondering if you remember which SDC mic you were using to record this? As it’s one of the better matches for this guitar I have heard! Many thanks in advance 😊
That is an SM81 ;)
Awesome and beautiful playing @beardavis !
Question: do you think this guitar is a good start for a beginner student?
Obs: assuming that I want an excellent acoustic guitar and no budget restrictions.
Thanks!
These make WONDERFUL guitars for beginners. Like with any guitar you should have it professionally setup after you get it to ensure it plays perfectly for you. If you are looking for a top notch acoustic with no budget restrictions then I would have other recommendations.
Hi this was the same question I had, would there be any other recommendations from yamaha without a budget nessesarily, also from other brands as you said what do you consider? I have yamaha speakers and motorcycle so I am a fanboy the brand means a lot to me. Thanks @@TheBearDenStudios
I love my LLTA but when I plug it into the Acoustic amp (Acus Simon) I find the sound too synthetic. It's like the strings get stiff. Do you think it's worth investing in a New Pickup? I thought about installing a Fishman. What do you think?
Honestly I would use the LLTA as "fun" guitar to sit around with. If you are wanting an organic acoustic tone while plugged in then I would take another guitar and stick a LR Baggs Anthem in it.
I’d say use this guitar for when you’re not plugged in and buy a guitar for plugged in. Thats what I’d do
I cant find one close to me...would u say its smaller than a dread, bigger than a concert?
It feels very similar to a traditional dread. Definitely bigger than a concert size.
just a thought. What happens when they put trans-acoustic on a baritone guitar?
That is a GREAT idea! Ill be first to buy one!
@@TheBearDenStudios holy heck, I want one. I have an Alvarez baritone and it is sooooooo good
May know what's the fingerstyle music you are playing ? I love it and i can't remember the title. Thanks a lot in advance 🙏🏻
Hey there, that is an original piece called Winter's Reign. I don't have it posted anywhere at the moment but will soon.
How is the sound without the effects? Didn't hear much of that.
Without the effects these are average sounding guitars, but you get one of these for the effects.
@@TheBearDenStudios thanks for the reply!