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just having fun on this nice cf martin
played on this k yairi having a go at my own tune hope you enjoy
wow i wish
this tune is very good thank you for posting
very nice thanks
this is a nice song nice voice and nice tempo thanks for posting
very nice sir very nice
ten year old yairi master wow what a find
tanglewood 12 fret
very good ,thank you
very nice playing and a nice sounding guitar thanks for sharing
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- Which one of the following describes your involvement in music? (Check all that apply)
- Amateur or recreational musician
- How many years have you been playing guitar?
- 2-5 years
- Which of these instruments do you own or play?
- Flattop steel-string acoustic guitar
- The make and model of your guitar(s) and/or other instruments and gear.
- martin dx1 k yairi ym2 tanglewood tw73 parlor
- What type of music do you like to play?
- Iam trying to play fingerstyle and good old strumming with basic chords i need to practice
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- I purchase copies at newsstands/bookstores
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my tune
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my own work so far
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k yairi guitar solo
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 3:40pm on July 16, 2009,
RIchard Crowe said…
- It is a fine Guitar, but I am still a Novice to a mediocre player so it is difficutl for me to be really objective at this point.
- At 9:20am on June 20, 2009,
Brian said…
- You ask if there is a massive difference between the D15 and D28. I feel that there is in both build quality and sound. The D15 is made of Mahogany and plays softer. Some say that it plays back onto you and makes for a good recording guitar. The D28 on the other hand is much louder and more detailed in all its sound. IMO
- At 4:25pm on June 19, 2009,
Dave Fry said…
- LOL--my tastes should overlap with almost anybody's! Still making my list; forgot Herb Alpert, that would make 4 herbs (Herbs de provenance?).
I am very pleased with my koa Yairi; it's beautiful and is the nicest guitar I've had the chance to become really familiar with. I like the way it rings out when thumb-plucked, though I have been mainly finger-style for 40 years.
When we stayed in the dominican Republic for several months, we heard a lot of the traditional music played on the tres, which contrary to its name now has either four or five strings. I almost bought one in Puerto Rico! They are tuned GDAEB which would be interesting to fool around with, but because I live aboard a boat I just couldn't find the room just for novelty's sake.
What's the scale length on your parlor guitar?
- At 11:31pm on April 7, 2009,
Staffan Svahn said… - Hello Mark!
Thank you for your kind comment. I am now going to look at your videos.
By the way... I have always wanted to try that Tanglewood. It looks like a beautiful instrument.
Best regards
Staffan
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