Philip Woodfield 2010 Classical Guitar Review | GuitarCollection.com
One of, if not the finest Philip Woodfield guitar I’ve come across. This one was played by a professional for many years and has the open sound and scars to prove it!
https://www.guitarcollection.com/products/philip-woodfield-grand-concert-2010
What strikes me about Woodfield guitars is how easy it is to manipulate the tone, whether thats through vibrato, or through the vast palette of colors that this guitar allows you to explore.
This Grand Concert model is fantastic – the raised fingerboard only on the side where your left hand needs is a genius idea that is oh-so comfortable.
These continue to be some of my favorite guitars to come across – they are music making machines.
Specs:
650mm scale
52.5mm nut width
Spruce top
Lattice bracing
Macassar Ebony Back and sides
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro (Study by Sagreras)
00:35 About the luthier and guitar
05:18 Sound and color of this guitar
07:52 A quick sketch composed by Evan Taucher
08:16 Capricho Arabe by Tarrega (not Albeniz…)
09:15 Prelude 11 by Tarrega
10:28 Registro by Lauro
10:59 Natalia by Lauro
11:22 Lagrima by Tarrega
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Originally posted by UCF6Scbvou7Wyy7PMx9f2XjA at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe78VqCl8nY
Fascinating raised fingerboard design! First time I saw something like this. The sound board is not symmetrically bent, I suppose it would introduce some unnecessary stress if it's made by anyone not a master luthier, but obviously it works perfectly fine here.
00:00 Intro (Study by Sagreras)
Anyone know the name of the study?
Guitar sounds very good and your playing enhances the sound!! Did Humphries papen his design—this guitar seems to be in that style?
Maybe I wasn’t paying close enough attention, but would love some lingering footage of the rosettes on these and bridge ornaments if present
Capricho Arabe is written by Tarrega
Evan, thank you for introducing us to all these beautiful master guitars in such a dedicated, professional and enthusiastic way! ????It is a pleasure to listen to you.???? Musical greetings from me from Germany and I am already looking forward to the next recordings with beautiful guitars ! ????