Kalo -> RE: Flamenco Guitar Advise (Sep. 17 2012 16:31:39)
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[quoteRamzi's got some drive to be able to play with a classical guitar for 12 years before a real guitar. ... that's just so admirable. Hi dararith I agree, with your statement! Ramzi made the classical guitar sound GREAT! Thanks for your input as well! quote:
Seriously spending 3 hrs at a guy's place testing the guitar is way too long IMO. He's being extremely nice. I'll let a guy do 1 hr max, then it's the testing period or that's it. Hey Holyevil, Well, I was just there wasting the Seller time...We actually played and he wants me to join in every SUNDAY for dance practice, and I actually made a flamenco playing friend [:D] quote:
And I would think the same about your golpes, that you should be able to do golpes with a guitar with higher strings. I bet that that Amir guy that demos guitars would make your guitar sound pretty good, just too say that, as Rombsix says, you can probably do more millage on that guitar and focus on your practice; and wait for the guitar you actually want. Hi rogeliocan, The golpe that I am having problems with is the one where you hit the top of the guitar then having to clear the strings down...I am not sure what that Golpe is called...But the bridge is high, and I miss the strings...Well, I'll just do the regular type golpe! quote:
I do not think you need a shrink, as some have suggested, but I do think you need to take it a bit more easy and relax. It seems to me that you are a bit too eager to purchase a new guitar, to the point that you might make the mistake again of purchasing one you don't like, as you did the Navarro. Many of us originally owned guitars that were less than optimal, but it paid to wait and finally purchase one that suited us. In the meantime, there is no reason why you cannot continue to make progress on the guitar you currently own. My advice, for what it is worth, is to cease thrashing around trying to find another guitar. Attend to your job, save your money, continue practicing and learning on your current guitar, and eventually things will work out Hey Bill, Thanks for thinking I don't need a shrink [:D] Lots of a great responses from the foro members I think you are right, I am a BIT to eagered!!! I can play on the takamine and I am really trying to save up money!!! I guess it does pay to wait in the long run!!! I am also thinking of a "negra" instead of blanca, so, I guess, I can pretend that the takamine is a "single cutaway negra"! The takamine is EASY to play! It as stated I wish I could lower the bridge! quote:
Well said Sir! That's what I hope to do, anyway, but when I can afford it By the way Kalo, I hope your Mom is okay now! Hi Clevblue, Thanks for asking about my Mom! She is improving slowly and is a fighter! I guess, I'll keep plugging away on the takamine for now and keep saving money! I just want to thank you all for your responding to my thread. Each input helps me out a lot! I guess being to in a hurry can me harmful in the end! Kalo
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