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GregG
PostPosted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:16 pm 
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I was just listening to some sound clips of my guitars that were recorded years ago and thought how much fun it is to hear the creations......I always enjoy listening to others instruments, so post your sound clips, should be fun to hear them all.

Here is a link to mine below.

clips 1-6 are an Aussie Blackwood/Lutz and 7-10 are a HRW/Lutz. Both 000-13 fretters, Lutz from the same billet.

http://www.gwaltneyguitars.com/sound_clips/clips.php

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Both guitars sound very nice Greg! May I ask what the scale lengths are?
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May I ask what the scale lengths are?


Both are 25.4

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http://www.ziegenfussguitars.com/wp-con ... rack-4.mp3

http://www.ziegenfussguitars.com/wp-con ... rack-1.mp3

http://www.ziegenfussguitars.com/wp-con ... rack-2.mp3

http://www.ziegenfussguitars.com/wp-con ... rack-3.mp3

Here are a couple of mine - my Briyleigh Series, which is a small jumbo with 25.4 scale...

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Ziegenfuss, sounds very nice, did you use a typical Martin pattern bracing?

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Here's a few of mine.

http://brackettinstruments.com/25.mp3 All Koa 12 fret W body (L00 ish), played by Roger Padgett
http://brackettinstruments.com/26.mp3 Sitka/Black Walnut Dread, played by Roger Padgett
http://brackettinstruments.com/27.mp3 Sitka/African Mahogany W body, played by Roger Padgett
http://brackettinstruments.com/adiprwdread.mp3 Adi/ Panama Rosewood Dread
http://brackettinstruments.com/adibrazdread.mp3 Adi/ Braz Dread

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Hey, great idea Greg, I'll play.

000, Quilted mahogany/sitka, 24.9":

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9766743
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9766741

000, Black walnut/Engelmann, 24.9":

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9053804
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9029343

000, Mahogany/Sitka, 24.9":

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=8855364
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9053801

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Hey Chris, sounds great....I was home sick today, bored to death, so I had to come up with something to do :mrgreen:

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I don't have any pretty, pro-recorded sound clips but here are my #1 and #2 being played by some friends. #1 is the sitka topped OM and #2 is the mahogany 00. You can tell it's jazz because people are talking.





I haven't built many guitars, but I've set up perhaps a thousand. (I did it for a job once). Danny (on the right in the videos) remarked after playing them, that these two guitars play just the same. so I considered that a compliment.

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Couple of youtube clips. The 1st one was done in a studio, and the second on the video function of a still camera. Not hard to tell them apart.
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