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Hello everyone! I'm so excited about my new guitar! The guitar has a perfect set up! (relief,fretwork,tension,intonation). I strongly recommend Stephen to anyone who wants to buy a very good decent guitar. Communication with Stephen was excellent.
Back & side: Indian rosewood (20 year aged wood) Top: Red cedar Neck:Cedrella with carbon reinforced Scale length: 662mm
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Joined: Dec. 14 2004
From: Washington DC
RE: My new Stephen Eden Negra guitar! (in reply to amigo)
The speed builder! I remember he proved (to me at least) Conde brothers could have easily built as many top line guitars as claimed and it was a surprise (to me at least). Can’t remember if I heard one, but yours sounds great. But of course you are playing it very fast and rhythmic, which on one hand gives a lot of information to me as a player about the feel of it, and on the other, it sounds very dry and percussive, and some folks might want more lyrical things demonstrated. Anyway, I like it, congrats!
RE: My new Stephen Eden Negra guitar! (in reply to amigo)
Thank you very much Ricardo! Of course I will make more videos, hopefully soon. I think I can play almost anything with this guitar. It depends on how you play and how the guitar is set up. I think you understand what I mean.
RE: My new Stephen Eden Negra guitar! (in reply to amigo)
662mm is more comfortable to me. Especially from the 7 fret and further. And I think the attack of the sound is better according to many luthiers.I have studied classical guitar in a conservatory. Also,I like many kinds of music and I try to combine them somehow. I learn "flamenco" by my self. I'm not a flamenco player.I play some pieces or falsetas that I like, and that's it.
RE: My new Stephen Eden Negra guitar! (in reply to amigo)
Amigo,
The opening chords in your video sound like the solea from Antonio Rey's first album. Have you worked that piece out in its entirety? If so, can you post a video? I've yet to find a video of Antonio playing it.