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estebanana -> RE: Andalucian guitars (Jul. 18 2013 13:30:23)
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Dios mio, these Andalusian guitar threads are excellent opportunities to discuss new food ideas. Anything about those guitars that is practical information for buyers is already out there. Every time some babe in the woods asks about them it brings out the rainmakers...
Here's the deal they are ok guitars, try one, if you like it, buy it. If you try it out next to other guitars you may find one you like better, in which case you should buy that guitar.
Buying flamenco guitars by brand or maker is not the best way to go, buy a flamenco guitar because you like the way it sounds and plays. Don't limit your search or decide one brand is good for you. Take another guitarist with you an let them hear you play the guitar and give you feed back. Then let the other guy play it.
There have been worse guitars than the Andlalucian Line made, just research the archives and see why it raises hackles on the foro to bring up the topic. And it's important to separate Ruben Diaz as a guitar player from Ruben Diaz the salesman. He is avery talented guitarist but that is a different subject his guitar selling business.
Speaking of him as a player we could all say nice things, I think. My only problem with his playing is that it so tightly adheres to a Paco de Lucia template that I am not always interested in the material. I just have different preferences.
Anytime his name is brought up it causes a spectacle, people love spectacles, especially the populacho of the foro. Lynch him, lynch him high and then let a hung jury try him after he be dead. It reminds me of this book I read about Goya and wars between Spain and France. The sleep of reason breeds monsters. Drag the bull from the ring, no one gets the ear.
Any pop corn recipes?
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