Ricardo -> RE: My blanca sounds not good in spacious rooms (Nov. 20 2024 12:00:58)
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Sounds good, great playing, nice guitars. So Echi says "concert guitar" which is not to mean a guitar you might use to perform a concert, or simply a professional level instrument. It was literally the marketing point for distinguishing between Flamenco and Classical guitars back in the day of M. Ramirez and friends. Why they didn't just say that back then? Cuz some flamenco guys would just use classical guitars and stick a tap plate on, and a cypress skinny guitar might work fine for classical music. Jose Ramirez I marketed the "Tablao" guitar....so it is not like these instruments could serve only one function. IN the flamenco dance world, you see similar distinctions such as Baile for the theatre vs tablao, singers that sing pa tra, or pa lante, or "festero", etc. Generalizations that are not always helpful, as it implies things must run this way or that way. flamenco "Negras" are concert guitars just a as much as classical guitars, and I have heard terms like "macho" for guitars that have wide sides or long scales, big sound, stiff action, etc. Here is the deal. Conde guitar have a balanced sound typically, especially the Blancas. In a room other makes with more robust bass notes seem sonically superior. But guess what? In a noisy dance class, every time I brought in some "cannon" powerful guitar, it failed dynamically. Like it sounded fine played normal but it bottoms out. The Conde blanca with its small voice, just gets louder and more clear as you start driving her harder and she cuts through the noisy stomping and palmas like a razor sharp ginsu. I don't totally get why myself, but I feel it is due to the balanced MID RANGE. As much as I like your other two guitars, and your Conde is low and buzzy by comparison, I can already tell how it would function better in a noisy environment and cut through. If nothing more, your videos reveal the trebles brightly projecting unlike the other two. The year of the Gerundino? Younger than 1994?
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