RE: my new guitar Stephen Eden 2020

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owaingw

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mark indigo

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RE: my new guitar Stephen Eden 2020 (in reply to Ruphus)

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Said playability, I suppose, coming at least partially from soft pulsation, that may be rather typical for light guitars, both of which I like very much.

I saw someone added to this thread, but when I went to read it it was deleted. I never responded to this mention of pulsacion - I wouldn't call it "soft". I would say it is "firm" without being stiff or heavy.

I think with this guitar, and with the other Eden guitar that I have (2018) that I've played for the last couple of years I have reduced the tension in my hands over the time I have been playing them. I think these guitars have helped with that.

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