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ashod
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Hey flamenco lovers! Today, I decided i needed a flamenco guitare, since my classic is starting to show its limits with me. So i went in a street in paris where i could try some guitars in multiple shops. Here are the ones I tried based on my budget (1000-1200 euros) -First one i tried is the 2f-05 from the sanchis brothers http://www.lafalseta.com/SanchisLopez_flamencos.html -Second one is Tomatito Series Guitars. Model--La Canada Blanca from Vicente Carrillo http://www.staffordguitar.com/shop/popuptomatitolacanadablanca.asp -third one is the model 2f from Amalio Burguet. It was a used one, and the Re string was buzing a bit too much to my ears, but after 30 minutes, i started to get used to the buzzing. http://www.burguet.com/modelos.php?familia=2&titulo=Flamenco&seccion=modelos&Idioma=en&modelo=12 -Fourth one is a Modèle : FG2 from GIAMBATTISTA No links for this one, but it was ok. used one aswell, original price 1600, it's at 1200 in that shop. So i read around the forum that i had to choose for myself after playing them, but i just can't make up my mind... I liked the Tomatito model, but the two last ones were already "made", so the sound was different (since they were used already). And the sanchis one was okay too. It's really hard to choose like this. I think the sanchis one was the one with most "colour"... So if anyone can tell me their preference for the brand/luthier and their experiences... Thank you!
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Date Jan. 22 2010 9:52:42
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Ricardo
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I remember some of us warned against website dealer X, and I linked a picture of a guitar with electronics to someone asking about it. I linked cuz of the nice picture, but warned of dealer X and recommended Lafalseta instead, as someone who could get the same exact instrument with much better service. Dealer X traced the link and contacted both ME directly and this forum. He was not so friendly and quite upset we were using his picture link at the same time saying he does bad business. So we appologized, publicly and privately, and asked him to come clean on the forum, use the opportunity to make things right and we would all change our attitudes about his business. Instead he got some BS professional guitarists to login in ananomously and say nobody on here was flamenco....got more pissed off, offended everybody, and finally threatened the foro with LEGAL action. At which point, if I remember, ADMIN simply deleted all the threads, etc, and that was that. So you won't find it archived if my memory is correct. Ricardo ps....BAD DOIT!!!
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Date Jan. 22 2010 22:23:43
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ashod
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RE: Yet another thread : Which one t... (in reply to ashod)
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Hey sean65! It's "rue de rome" if you've been there. Many nice shops there! As sean said, I don't intend on buying on internet of course. I put the sites just to show what were my options. Sorry for your trouble Tanunez! HemeolaMan, this morning, i was thinking about the Tomatito one. But that's maybe because of the big poster of tomatito and the guitare in the shop, or the fact that some other customers praised me and wanted to buy the guitare after me trying it... As for changing a guitare every year, I know i'm not like that because I like to stick to one instrument (have 2 guitars, each one lasted 6 years), plus I'm still a student, so money is a problem... bursche, would you elaborate, or maybe pm me?
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Date Jan. 22 2010 23:52:14
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