Traditional or double top classical guitar?
Checking out two very different guitars just for fun.
Altamira 1888 Torres style guitar and JoLuck Capriccio model classical guitars.
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Originally posted by UCSBvii8IrDnpPlGrUh6wxdQ at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO-GkoiHkQo
Very cool, keep them coming bro
Enjoyed your video very much. I own two Milburn guitars – a 2004 traditional Spruce/Brazilian Hauser style and a 2016 Double-top – Cedar over Cedar with African Blackwood back and sides. I can't tell you how beautiful the traditional guitar sounds (I'm in heaven when I play it). The double top is good, definitely louder, and has some sizzle to the tone, but is just not as sweet. Many years ago, when I first heard of lattice-braced and double-top guitars, I joked that someone would make a lattice-braced, double-top guitar! And now they have, with a raised fingerboard too! Seems gimicky, but why not? Thanks for your posting this.
Very interesting Goran. I have a friend who makes double top guitars. I play a flamenco guitar made 60 years ago in Andalucia and it has developed a beautiful sustain. It is impossible to tell how these instruments will develop but they are both beautiful.
Do you advice to use carbon strings or nylon strings on the Altamira guitar ? Will both work well with it ?
Hello Goran. What strings do you play ?