If you love the music you make, it helps if the people who make your guitar love what they do. You can really hear the difference. Well done Collings !
you prolly dont care at all but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost the password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Edward Kyrie thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
I have a quick question. Where do buy tonewoods? Do you buy them in big sheets them mill them down? So overall just wondering where I can buy tonewoods thanks.
The Collings is sharper, the Martin more bass but a bit muddy. The truth of the matter is that no two instruments, same make, same model, sound the same. Every instrument is unique so you have to try several before you choose. I have a Martin D42 and a Collings Baby 2H. I love them both.
Neither. Like he said, all depends on the piece of wood. It's a myth that thinner grain so stiffer. Etc. In fact a lot fi wider stuff is the stiffest. Can't tell by looking tho. Really depends on the piece of wood. Some people like the look of tight. Some like wide. Some like some of color and different grain widths, like me. Etc
@@athanasiusdicia117 Idk about that man. Depends on the piece of wood honestly. Every piece of wood is different. I've heard beautiful dreads with Addy for finger picking. Englemann is definitely great for finger style though
If you love the music you make, it helps if the people who make your guitar love what they do. You can really hear the difference. Well done Collings !
you prolly dont care at all but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account?
I stupidly lost the password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Malachi Seth Instablaster ;)
@Edward Kyrie thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Edward Kyrie it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my ass !
@Malachi Seth no problem :D
my fave possesion my colly C10, sounds even better now than it did 20 years ago when i got it RIP Bill Collings
I love Collings guitars
Bruce's Spruces
Awesome folks. Keep up the stellar efforts.
Never played one,never even held one!Having said that,I would love to get that opportunity soon!
Do it! I got a D2H last year and it's absolutely incredible!
Adirondack spruce was also much closer than Sitka for many builders
Fascinating
What a wonderful explanation, n such a lovely man
Fascinating insight.
Very educational regarding spruce tops. You didn't mention Lutz spruce.
I have a quick question. Where do buy tonewoods? Do you buy them in big sheets them mill them down? So overall just wondering where I can buy tonewoods thanks.
The Collings is sharper, the Martin more bass but a bit muddy. The truth of the matter is that no two instruments, same make, same model, sound the same. Every instrument is unique so you have to try several before you choose. I have a Martin D42 and a Collings Baby 2H. I love them both.
Yeah I kinda like Addy on all Martins and Sitka on Collings. But it depends on the individual piece of wood and guitar too
The highly regarded "Smoky Mt" top wood has a very thin grain pattern.
Very true. And ironically, not the stiffest Addy. Some of it wasn't that stiff but still sounds amazing
Generally what gives the best tone...a thin grain top or a wide grain top?
Neither. Like he said, all depends on the piece of wood. It's a myth that thinner grain so stiffer. Etc. In fact a lot fi wider stuff is the stiffest. Can't tell by looking tho. Really depends on the piece of wood.
Some people like the look of tight. Some like wide. Some like some of color and different grain widths, like me. Etc
Adirondack is the king of Spruce! Collings makes the best steel string acoustic and electric guitars in the world.
Not for fingerstyle. In that case, it's rocky mountains engelmann or italian all the way.
@@athanasiusdicia117 Idk about that man. Depends on the piece of wood honestly. Every piece of wood is different. I've heard beautiful dreads with Addy for finger picking.
Englemann is definitely great for finger style though
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anyone know the name of the song used in the outro?
my guess is it's not a song at all. just jamming.
Amazing