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Ken Nagy
 Post subject: Historic Guitars
PostPosted: Tue Mar 04, 2025 3:28 pm 
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In the violin world, historic is everything. In guitars it isn't. At least not to anywhere near the extent copying is in violins.

I found this site of a guitar collection with some normal, but unusual today models; along with some absolutely stunning models. Scale length is all over the place. Most of the Spanish ones look very much like contemporary instruments.

They have many photos, and a rotating view of each instrument, with something about them.

Oh, I forgot. I think they have sound clips of each of them.

https://austinmarieguitars.com/guitar/1 ... te-guitar/

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 Post subject: Re: Historic Guitars
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What a great link and thanks for sharing

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Hey Ken

I agree with David. Great site and it looks like hours could be spent there looking and listening.

Thanks for the link.

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Great site. One of my clients, Jon Mendle, can be seen performing on their Voboam baroque guitar as well as a few other videos.


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So this means I have to buy yet another guitar booK!!! Dave
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That was awesome.....

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Dave m2 wrote:
So this means I have to buy yet another guitar booK!!! Dave


I didn't even see the book! Everyone always wants a list for Christmas and birthday/Father's Day, (sometimes the same day for me.)

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Thanks Ken, what an amazing site!
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