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RE: Double Cutaway Flamenco Negra Guitar (in reply to ralexander)
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round and round we go ... where it stops, nobody knows...
Arash, I almost choked laughing at your LOTR gif My wife was worried.
This design seems a direct copy of Mike Doolin's design - even the rosette style:
The doolin guitar is a lot prettyer IMO. It has a lot to do with the bridge which is in harmony with the rest of the body. It is dark, and the shape follows the lines of the cutaways. It looks happy. The AG thing has a bridge shape like a sad smiley. It goes against the lines of the body shape and the pale wood is not given it any points either.
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From: The South Ireland
RE: Double Cutaway Flamenco Negra Guitar (in reply to Ricardo)
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clearly this is the "1930 Santos Hernandez" model Andelusion guitar
definitely , you have to check the sound quality first by dropping it in on a hard floor ....I saw the video explaining that from a "Top Man " in flamenco ....
( or was that just the bridge .?...) .....ah well drop it anyway...
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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia
RE: Double Cutaway Flamenco Negra Guitar (in reply to Ricardo)
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Doolin? no no, clearly this is the "1930 Santos Hernandez" model Andelusion guitar
bahahaha! I missed your comment until now
I agree, Anders - the Doolin design is well thought out and properly executed. That's why I thought it would be interesting to show it in contrast to the bastardized AG version.
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( or was that just the bridge .?...) .....ah well drop it anyway...
this is also a perfect opportunity to check the gender of your guitar - when it hits the ground, you can discreetly check the undercarriage without being too obvious