Mario Løvseth The looper helps Cap a lot ... he often has problems with timing when playing against Rob (not saying that it's his fault rather than Rob's but it is noticeable).
These guitars have great versatility. Marc came to my shop and demoed them for our customers and after his demo, we sold 3 of them. Highly underrated guitars.
This guitar needs a proper entry level version equivalent to the 100&200 acoustic series. It just sits in an awkward price bracket where not enough people are comfortable shopping in and those who are already have 5+ guitars.
A couple of weeks ago, I went to a pro blues jam where one player had a T5z. He played everything on it from Delta-style to jump blues to Voodoo Child. It all sounded perfectly convincing and authentic
This has to be one of the best Danish & Captain uploads ever - certainly a match for the more recent Acoustasonic jam and review. No unnecessary looning around which Chappers always seems to 'inspire' - just damn good tests, chat and jams. Look at DP's smile at 20.14 when Marc is ripping out some classic Eagles .... magic. 10/10. I have a T5z Cocobolo but the body sensor has failed, so no differences between settings 1 and 2. Has anyone else encountered that problem, I wonder? No idea if it can be changed - I looked under the hood and it's bonded in place VERY securely. I reckon that if it can be replaced it would be best to disconnect and attach a replacement in a nearby position. Soddit.
Don't knock em until you try one. I own an '06 T5-S1. An amazing playing guitar. It really is the best of both worlds. T5's are pretty much the Swiss Army Knife guitar. It may not be exceptional at both electric and acoustic, but it does do both quite well.
I have one and I love it! I play it through a Fender Accoustic Junior Go and use a Boss Loop Station RC 5 to lay down arpeggiated chords and then play lead similar to in this video. The tone is beautiful. Usually playing on settings one or two. Yes, it's kind of pricey but if you buy over time on a no interest deal it is doable. I sold all my other Taylors except for a couple of GS Minis.
My Gibson Songwriter sounds great into the Vox top-boost channel of my TA-5, so it's no surprise to me that Lee is getting good tones. I always wanted one of these things, never did get around to it.
I have owned a Acoustasonic and I sold it because I also owned a Taylor T5z Classic Sassafras. I thought the Fender had wonderful tones, but the one I had was not up to the quality of the Taylor. The Fender had major fret problems and I don’t mind doing a setups on a new guitar but I had to really work on getting the frets to the point it wasn’t cutting into my hands. But even after getting the neck right on the Fender, I chose the Taylor. The Taylor T5z is an amazing instrument with tones that satisfy my soul.
I own a T5z - in fact I got it when Marc stopped by our local music store for a Taylor Road Show. I love mine...it's become my open mic warrior. Easily one of the best necks of all my instruments. They are a little pricey...so...since the top wood on these is basically only aesthetic...I opted for the "classic" model to save some $$$.
Hi Ed. I am going to the Taylor Road Show in St. Louis next week specifically to check out this model. I'm looking for ways to downsize hauling so much gear and cover all the bases tone-wise--a single 'do it all' guitar would help. So as you are approaching one year ... do you love your Taylor? Anything you don't like about it? Are you splitting between PA or something like a Fishman for acoustic and dedicated electric guitar amp for your electric tone? What else can you tell me? Thanks so much! ; )
So, essentially, this is a more expensive version of Ibanez Montage. Still, I like the idea quite a lot, and it's cool to see that Taylor avoids the mistakes Ibanez made with the Montage.
Its really cool, but for $2000 dollars, I'd rather buy a dedicated acoustic and a dedicated Electric guitar. However, I only play at home so the conveniance of being able to switch between the two doesnt really apply to me.
Taylor promoted these instruments as the 'Swiss army knife' of guitars when they first came out and they still do. I find them to be beautifully designed and constructed instruments, but they do neither the acoustic or the electric thing quite well enough. And to be able to do both as well as possible you need two amps, one an electric guitar amp and one an acoustic. Or at least two signal paths such as a miked electric amp and a direct to P.A. feed.
Terry Relph-Knight Well, yeah... A huge part of the electric guitar sound is the speaker cutting out all the highs, and huge part of the acoustic guitar sound is the sparkly highs. The closest you’ll come to one rig for both is an amp like Rivera’s Sedona or Sedona Lite, which have a tweeter that’s only active on one of the amp’s two channels.
I was sold on the intro! Beautiful guitars and as someone who primarily plays acoustic with the occasional foray into electric the T5 would probably be perfect for me.
Worth noting that these are T5zs, not T5s: Slightly smaller body and more electric neck than the original T5, and medium jumbo frets vs much smaller frets on the T5. The way I think about it is, the T5 is ideal for acoustic players who want to go electric, while the T5z is more for the electric player how wants to go acoustic. I've owned both, but, being more of an electric player, I do not regret trading my T5 for a T5z.
Alessandro Ronchi I’ve not played the multiac steel but looking at the specs I think that is designed to be a thin bodied electro acoustic, doesn’t have a sound hole so therefore more resistant to feedback but only has the acoustic voice. Where as the Godin A6 ultra is a two voiced instrument. I can get both an acoustic and electric sound out of it. It has dual outputs so one go to electric amp and other to pa and I can either switch between them or blend the two. I personally use this in a live worship setting where I need to cover both acoustic and electric parts at the same time if we only have a few band members that particular week. By modifying my playing style slightly I can get the acoustic rhythm and still play the lead line licks. Front of house gets the two instruments so one person one guitar sounds like two. Hope that helps.
@@TeleCathster Thanks! I'm looking for a guitar that does the acoustic and the electric overdriven parts in the same songs (with an a/b box that switch the line from acoustic out to distortion one). Like Anouk's "nobody's Wife", for instance. It seems the A6 is a great choice, but I cannot find a video with a demonstration of that trick. Nobody on youtube's seems to use the Godin to strum, also. A lot of jazzy demos, but nothing more. Do you have a video of your performances?
Alessandro Ronchi the Godin a6 ultra will suit you well then. I don’t use an a/b box just simply a volume pedal then I can fade in electric or take it out . Acoustic I usually have running all the time. But if I did only want electric then I simply use the volume control for the acoustic pickup on the guitar to mute the acoustic. But having a volume pedal I think is just easier live so you could run two volume pedals one from each output of the guitar as there are two mono outputs, As if you had two separate rigs and fade each one in and out which would make a smoother transition than a/b box would IMO.
Another option which I tried is the Crafter SAT Also very good guitar for the money. I just preferred the look and feel of the Godin a bit more but it was more expensive than the Crafter however the difference was marginal and I had the money to spend. But if you’re on a. Budget look for a Crafter SAT.
Only con of this guitar is the heavy headstock..... It is a guitar that play well while sitting down but it is not so comfortable when strapped and you are standing.... The neck though is just wonderful
kind of seems disingenuous for Lee to say he didn't know it's a humbucker here at 5:25, when he's the one who was explaining that it's a humbucker 4 years ago (watch from the 4minute25 mark th-cam.com/video/zEVyugKGvjI/w-d-xo.html
How perfect is this? I was grabbing my Taylor to get in some scale practice and saw this come up. Cheers Andertons! And cheers to Taylor which, imho, makes the best acoustics in the world! Edited in mid-vid: OMG I WANT ONE FOR THE BLUES!!!
Impressing, impressive, impressed... WOW, besides of the really entertaining presentation, this is the kind of guitar i ever was looking for. I made me a Godin Archtop with Humbucker and Piezo wich are blending via a pot. But soundwise it doesn't come close to this Taylor beauties, wich they are. Liked the natural wood look very much.
I guess I'm not one who appreciates the hybrid acoustic/electric thing. Also, I think Godin has been doing it very well for a long time, and for less money.
The T5 is my favorite acoustic. Nice contributions from the Anderton's team, as usual. Maybe it's just me, but I really dislike hearing from the reps. They're just too into trying to sell and be cool at the same time. Ugh.
Hey Thomas, I stumbled upon your comment while listening the these guys jam, they are so good! My name is Marc, I am the product specialist for Taylor Guitars in this video. I just wanted to apologize if in some unforseen way, I took away from your enjoyment of this video. I had a great time hanging with the fellows and I was hopeful people would enjoy it. I'm not trying to be cool (clearly as I am wearing a beanie as someone else pointed out, lol). To clarify, I am truly a fan of Taylor guitars and the T5. I have played Taylor Guitars long before I was asked to demo them. That said, I am not trying to sell you, rather I am trying to enjoy music and fine guitars with others. Expose some people to a guitar they might not otherwise know about. I love that we are all music fans. With all the negativity in the world, I am simply grateful to come together, play music, laugh and enjoy each others gifts and talents. Hope to see you on the road someday. Wishing you well.
Hi Marc..im from India. From the last few weeks I'm seeing your TH-cam videos on T5z and other TH-cam videos on T5z because in our local shop they don't have T5z (so that I can plan all by my own). local shops don't even have other taylor guitars as they an pretty expensive guitar to middle class Indian but I'm saving some money from my salary and in few months, I will buy this versatile guitar. Anyway, Thanks for all the demos of T5z from you and Taylor company. Keep it up.
they are ok but overpriced , had a classic for a while but the feedback was not good and the acoustic' not very , I got a Tom Anderson crowdster' and the T5z was history .
Goddamit....now I gotta buy another guitar....Lee, I had better get a smoking deal on a T5, so I'll order from Anderton's and even pay the shipping to the colonies, I mean Canada. Now to find a way to explain to the Boss Lady.......
I disagree, maybe it's because I own one and gigged with it for years. Throw some 'custom light' acoustic strings on it, sounds great and doesn't fatigue my hand/wrist after a 4 hour gig. Also they're great for quiet hotel practice when I'm traveling for work.
I’d say saying it is both an acoustic and an electric and does both equally well is in fact a misrepresentation. Seriously? But saying it its own sound and an interesting instrument is true. I would go for it but if you are trying to sell this as replacing my Martin and my Tely, I say, no way!
I’d say saying it is both an acoustic and an electric and does both equally well is in fact a misrepresentation. Seriously? But saying it its own sound and an interesting instrument is true. I would go for it but if you are trying to sell this as replacing my Martyp and my Tely, I say, no way!
I’d say saying it is both an acoustic and an electric and does both equally well is in fact a misrepresentation. Seriously? But saying it its own sound and an interesting instrument is true. I would go for it but if you are trying to sell this as replacing my Marty and my Tely, I say, no way!
I've been listening to you guys for years. The development of your skill and styles of each of you is inspiring to me.
Lovely playing from the cap here, Pete is just amzeballs as always, great video!!
Mario Løvseth The looper helps Cap a lot ... he often has problems with timing when playing against Rob (not saying that it's his fault rather than Rob's but it is noticeable).
These guitars have great versatility. Marc came to my shop and demoed them for our customers and after his demo, we sold 3 of them. Highly underrated guitars.
This guitar needs a proper entry level version equivalent to the 100&200 acoustic series. It just sits in an awkward price bracket where not enough people are comfortable shopping in and those who are already have 5+ guitars.
I just still prefer this to a Fender Acoustasonic, but that's me. The warmth and richness of this instrument is great. Sounds refined too
Me too. Once I saw this guitar (and its variations) I can't go back to looking at a Fender as they look like a "Fisher Price My First Guitar".
A couple of weeks ago, I went to a pro blues jam where one player had a T5z. He played everything on it from Delta-style to jump blues to Voodoo Child. It all sounded perfectly convincing and authentic
My God this guitar is beautiful and it sounds amazing first time I see one 😱
So nice to not have Rob Chapman turning every guitar into something from a Dokken album.
Dude I laughed so hard at this lmfao
That riff at the beginning is just mindvlowing
That intro dripped with good taste
Really enjoyed Lee's playing on this. Pete is always amazing as wellv
The guitar most guitarists need but don't know it yet. Superb playing guys, just superb.
Lee's playing is underrated
Your True Colors are shining through. Like a rainbow.
Hell yeah, Marc Seal! I used to watch him on The Ultimate Guitar Show on tv in San Diego.
This has to be one of the best Danish & Captain uploads ever - certainly a match for the more recent Acoustasonic jam and review. No unnecessary looning around which Chappers always seems to 'inspire' - just damn good tests, chat and jams. Look at DP's smile at 20.14 when Marc is ripping out some classic Eagles .... magic. 10/10.
I have a T5z Cocobolo but the body sensor has failed, so no differences between settings 1 and 2. Has anyone else encountered that problem, I wonder? No idea if it can be changed - I looked under the hood and it's bonded in place VERY securely. I reckon that if it can be replaced it would be best to disconnect and attach a replacement in a nearby position. Soddit.
Don't knock em until you try one. I own an '06 T5-S1. An amazing playing guitar. It really is the best of both worlds. T5's are pretty much the Swiss Army Knife guitar. It may not be exceptional at both electric and acoustic, but it does do both quite well.
I have one and I love it! I play it through a Fender Accoustic Junior Go and use a Boss Loop Station RC 5 to lay down arpeggiated chords and then play lead similar to in this video. The tone is beautiful. Usually playing on settings one or two. Yes, it's kind of pricey but if you buy over time on a no interest deal it is doable. I sold all my other Taylors except for a couple of GS Minis.
I tried one once and couldn’t put it down - it was superb.
These are some of my favourite types of guitar. Love a hybrid but please could we have some more affordable options. There are loads out there.
Ohhh, this would produce a beautiful Fleetwood Mac sound (Lindsey)
I think it's time for another trip to Guildford!
My Gibson Songwriter sounds great into the Vox top-boost channel of my TA-5, so it's no surprise to me that Lee is getting good tones. I always wanted one of these things, never did get around to it.
I have owned a Acoustasonic and I sold it because I also owned a Taylor T5z Classic Sassafras. I thought the Fender had wonderful tones, but the one I had was not up to the quality of the Taylor. The Fender had major fret problems and I don’t mind doing a setups on a new guitar but I had to really work on getting the frets to the point it wasn’t cutting into my hands. But even after getting the neck right on the Fender, I chose the Taylor. The Taylor T5z is an amazing instrument with tones that satisfy my soul.
Cant stop listening to the intro jam!
I heard the first note and liked 😂
That solo was great Marc!! This guitar sounds fantastic!!
well done Lee! you come a long way in your playing, great tone, that guitar seems a great piece of kit
The sound of this guitar is behond beautiful!
I love those guitars!!! And I wanted one since I played it for the first time. Also great playing guys...
Very impressive! You could play Master Exploder with this guitar
Holly smokes you're right! That's reason alone to consider buying this guitar. Also, you do not need a microphone!
Great episode, lots of fun a great sounding guitars
Interesting guitar. No adjustability on the saddle for intonation or string height?
Great video peeps, and if i had the spare spondula's i would probably purchase one...! Pete just out of interest, how long have you played Guitar...?
I want to hear and see Mary Spender play one on the channel. Nice video...
Please review the Taylor T3B.
I own a T5z - in fact I got it when Marc stopped by our local music store for a Taylor Road Show. I love mine...it's become my open mic warrior. Easily one of the best necks of all my instruments. They are a little pricey...so...since the top wood on these is basically only aesthetic...I opted for the "classic" model to save some $$$.
Hi Ed. I am going to the Taylor Road Show in St. Louis next week specifically to check out this model. I'm looking for ways to downsize hauling so much gear and cover all the bases tone-wise--a single 'do it all' guitar would help. So as you are approaching one year ... do you love your Taylor? Anything you don't like about it? Are you splitting between PA or something like a Fishman for acoustic and dedicated electric guitar amp for your electric tone? What else can you tell me? Thanks so much! ; )
So, essentially, this is a more expensive version of Ibanez Montage. Still, I like the idea quite a lot, and it's cool to see that Taylor avoids the mistakes Ibanez made with the Montage.
I have been lusting after these for a very long time. However even the cheapest one is almost a months wage...
I will buy one though at some point...
My wife and I both have one, and love them, so much so she wanted to call our band the Taylor Twins (we didnt)
You're referring to Sylvester the Cat. "Sufferin' succotash!" 😂😂😂
Incredible sound and beauty at an excellent price point. I disagree with the comment "blast from the past". Great review and presentation.
Its really cool, but for $2000 dollars, I'd rather buy a dedicated acoustic and a dedicated Electric guitar. However, I only play at home so the conveniance of being able to switch between the two doesnt really apply to me.
Beautiful guitar. A serious instrument.
You with the sad heart
Don't be discouraged
Oh I realize
Its hard to take courage
-Cyndi Lauper - True Colors
Taylor promoted these instruments as the 'Swiss army knife' of guitars when they first came out and they still do. I find them to be beautifully designed and constructed instruments, but they do neither the acoustic or the electric thing quite well enough. And to be able to do both as well as possible you need two amps, one an electric guitar amp and one an acoustic. Or at least two signal paths such as a miked electric amp and a direct to P.A. feed.
Terry Relph-Knight Well, yeah... A huge part of the electric guitar sound is the speaker cutting out all the highs, and huge part of the acoustic guitar sound is the sparkly highs. The closest you’ll come to one rig for both is an amp like Rivera’s Sedona or Sedona Lite, which have a tweeter that’s only active on one of the amp’s two channels.
I was sold on the intro! Beautiful guitars and as someone who primarily plays acoustic with the occasional foray into electric the T5 would probably be perfect for me.
Cap got a new watch. Very nice 👍
Cool guitars! :)
Worth noting that these are T5zs, not T5s: Slightly smaller body and more electric neck than the original T5, and medium jumbo frets vs much smaller frets on the T5. The way I think about it is, the T5 is ideal for acoustic players who want to go electric, while the T5z is more for the electric player how wants to go acoustic. I've owned both, but, being more of an electric player, I do not regret trading my T5 for a T5z.
My 05 T5 has Medium Jumbo Frets and it rocks!
Nice guitars, if you like these you should also check out godins. They have models at more price points
Lets see a comparison of T-5z and American Fender Acoustasonic guys ......trying to make a choice between the 2
Please demonstrate the Taylor T3...
Need those old DR Zebra strings. 50 phosphor bronze/50 Nickel
Beautiful guitars but my Godin A6 ultra is a third of the price and does a more convincing acoustic sound.
Catherine Faulkner can you tell me the difference between an A6 and a multiac steel?
Alessandro Ronchi I’ve not played the multiac steel but looking at the specs I think that is designed to be a thin bodied electro acoustic, doesn’t have a sound hole so therefore more resistant to feedback but only has the acoustic voice.
Where as the Godin A6 ultra is a two voiced instrument. I can get both an acoustic and electric sound out of it. It has dual outputs so one go to electric amp and other to pa and I can either switch between them or blend the two. I personally use this in a live worship setting where I need to cover both acoustic and electric parts at the same time if we only have a few band members that particular week. By modifying my playing style slightly I can get the acoustic rhythm and still play the lead line licks. Front of house gets the two instruments so one person one guitar sounds like two. Hope that helps.
@@TeleCathster Thanks! I'm looking for a guitar that does the acoustic and the electric overdriven parts in the same songs (with an a/b box that switch the line from acoustic out to distortion one). Like Anouk's "nobody's Wife", for instance. It seems the A6 is a great choice, but I cannot find a video with a demonstration of that trick. Nobody on youtube's seems to use the Godin to strum, also. A lot of jazzy demos, but nothing more. Do you have a video of your performances?
Alessandro Ronchi the Godin a6 ultra will suit you well then. I don’t use an a/b box just simply a volume pedal then I can fade in electric or take it out . Acoustic I usually have running all the time. But if I did only want electric then I simply use the volume control for the acoustic pickup on the guitar to mute the acoustic. But having a volume pedal I think is just easier live so you could run two volume pedals one from each output of the guitar as there are two mono outputs, As if you had two separate rigs and fade each one in and out which would make a smoother transition than a/b box would IMO.
Another option which I tried is the Crafter SAT Also very good guitar for the money. I just preferred the look and feel of the Godin a bit more but it was more expensive than the Crafter however the difference was marginal and I had the money to spend. But if you’re on a. Budget look for a Crafter SAT.
Only con of this guitar is the heavy headstock..... It is a guitar that play well while sitting down but it is not so comfortable when strapped and you are standing.... The neck though is just wonderful
Does the t5 have the expression system v1 or v2?
I totally love this guitar but unfortunately to expensive for me right now. Hope they will continue them for a long time ;)
Is the body sensing a piezo?
I love it, need to save my nickels.
the price is out of this world
I want one of those :D
No offence to Rob, Lee or Rebea, but Pete has such touch.
The dog's name was Muttley. The series was Wacky Racers and the other one was Stop the Pigeon!
Lee's tone!
kind of seems disingenuous for Lee to say he didn't know it's a humbucker here at 5:25, when he's the one who was explaining that it's a humbucker 4 years ago (watch from the 4minute25 mark th-cam.com/video/zEVyugKGvjI/w-d-xo.html
Pete and His Looper 2020
Anyone figure out the progression of their first jam?
Good version of "True Colors"
How perfect is this? I was grabbing my Taylor to get in some scale practice and saw this come up. Cheers Andertons! And cheers to Taylor which, imho, makes the best acoustics in the world!
Edited in mid-vid: OMG I WANT ONE FOR THE BLUES!!!
Interesting guitars :O
One
Got to say lee I preferred your noodlin in the intro jam over Pete's!!! Keep up the good work!
12:06
Come on DP!! dont do us like that..ohhh so phat.
sounds like on my knees by jaci velasquez
Don't get a copyrite strike guys.I think that Hotel California is copyrited
DAVID GREGORY KERR what for?
first 3 mins had me tear up not sure why...
I will stick with my gibson "chet Atkins" sst !!!.
I sold mine about 10 years ago now. Wish I hadn't. Loved that thing.
Two
Sound too much like a clean full electric to me , nice guitars though
Impressing, impressive, impressed...
WOW, besides of the really entertaining presentation, this is the kind of guitar i ever was looking for. I made me a Godin Archtop with Humbucker and Piezo wich are blending via a pot.
But soundwise it doesn't come close to this Taylor beauties, wich they are. Liked the natural wood look very much.
paying close to £2k for a guitar i would expect to get it something better than a gig bag, poor showing Taylor
Yeah because we all need yet another hard case to throw in the garage.
I got a hard shell with mine in 2017.
😃
Ok.. let get a ES339
Shit I need one
And in the UK the middle finger means "peace among worlds". How hilarious is that?
butter hands pit..
Tear-jerking - because tears are the best lubricant.
Or because jerking makes one feel sad and alone....
Not convinced, you will need to play some more please.
hi
I guess I'm not one who appreciates the hybrid acoustic/electric thing. Also, I think Godin has been doing it very well for a long time, and for less money.
The T5 is my favorite acoustic. Nice contributions from the Anderton's team, as usual. Maybe it's just me, but I really dislike hearing from the reps. They're just too into trying to sell and be cool at the same time. Ugh.
Hey Thomas, I stumbled upon your comment while listening the these guys jam, they are so good! My name is Marc, I am the product specialist for Taylor Guitars in this video. I just wanted to apologize if in some unforseen way, I took away from your enjoyment of this video. I had a great time hanging with the fellows and I was hopeful people would enjoy it. I'm not trying to be cool (clearly as I am wearing a beanie as someone else pointed out, lol). To clarify, I am truly a fan of Taylor guitars and the T5. I have played Taylor Guitars long before I was asked to demo them. That said, I am not trying to sell you, rather I am trying to enjoy music and fine guitars with others. Expose some people to a guitar they might not otherwise know about. I love that we are all music fans. With all the negativity in the world, I am simply grateful to come together, play music, laugh and enjoy each others gifts and talents. Hope to see you on the road someday. Wishing you well.
Hi Marc..im from India. From the last few weeks I'm seeing your TH-cam videos on T5z and other TH-cam videos on T5z because in our local shop they don't have T5z (so that I can plan all by my own). local shops don't even have other taylor guitars as they an pretty expensive guitar to middle class Indian but I'm saving some money from my salary and in few months, I will buy this versatile guitar. Anyway, Thanks for all the demos of T5z from you and Taylor company. Keep it up.
Nice, but for that price, filling a non-existent need. Just buy a decent acoustic.
Lovely guitars but I need a gibson memphis 2019 video instead. This line is like 5 years old...
I would have liked to hear it unplugged.............
"high definition pickup"... is that really a thing? :))))))
Bogáti-Bokor Ákos No, it’s just marketing.
they are ok but overpriced , had a classic for a while but the feedback was not good and the acoustic' not very , I got a Tom Anderson crowdster' and the T5z was history .
Goddamit....now I gotta buy another guitar....Lee, I had better get a smoking deal on a T5, so I'll order from Anderton's and even pay the shipping to the colonies, I mean Canada.
Now to find a way to explain to the Boss Lady.......
for metal too ? lol
Lee's had some sort of emotional breakthrough that is likely responsible for his recent growth as a player.
Danish Pete can make any guitar sound good. But these things sound like a magnetic, honking hot mess.
I disagree, maybe it's because I own one and gigged with it for years. Throw some 'custom light' acoustic strings on it, sounds great and doesn't fatigue my hand/wrist after a 4 hour gig. Also they're great for quiet hotel practice when I'm traveling for work.
SO is that a good thing or a bad thing?
I’d say saying it is both an acoustic and an electric and does both equally well is in fact a misrepresentation. Seriously? But saying it its own sound and an interesting instrument is true. I would go for it but if you are trying to sell this as replacing my Martin and my Tely, I say, no way!
I’d say saying it is both an acoustic and an electric and does both equally well is in fact a misrepresentation. Seriously? But saying it its own sound and an interesting instrument is true. I would go for it but if you are trying to sell this as replacing my Martyp and my Tely, I say, no way!
I’d say saying it is both an acoustic and an electric and does both equally well is in fact a misrepresentation. Seriously? But saying it its own sound and an interesting instrument is true. I would go for it but if you are trying to sell this as replacing my Marty and my Tely, I say, no way!