Cesaer, I have just recently purchased a 2023 McCarty 594 sc. I feel that when bending it is way stiffer than should be. I have taken it for a setup and it still feels stiff to me. Could this be a neck relief issue? I like my action at 4/64 low e and a hair below on high e. My customer 24 is setup and it is effortless to play bends. The McCarty should feel easier to play bc of the shorter scale length, right? Please help, I really want to love this guitar like I love my custom 24 or my les paul.

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You're better off going with a beginners kit. They go for about the same price as this cheap, dare I say "instrument" mentioned in this short. And they're much better in quality material, proper set up and sound. They come with the guitar, picks, strings, chord charts and depending on which one you get,you could even get a book on all the basics that teaches you chords as well as a strap and case all for the same price as this crap. Fender or Squire is the brands you're looking for if you want to go cheap. Then down the line upgrade to a Mitchel or Washburn maybe Epiphone, all still really good quality beginner guitars for reasonably cheap. And they're nice looking.

You're better off going with a beginners kit. They go for about the same price as this cheap, dare I say "instrument" mentioned in this short. And they're much better in quality material, proper set up and sound. They come with the guitar, picks, strings, chord charts and depending on which one you get,you could even get a book on all the basics that teaches you chords as well as a strap and case all for the same price as this crap. Fender or Squire is the brands you're looking for if you want to go cheap. Then down the line upgrade to a Mitchel or Washburn maybe Epiphone, all still really good quality beginner guitars for reasonably cheap. And they're nice looking.

This and the mini Fender come with 9 strings -- impossible. 10s are perfect.

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Hi -- I'm very impressed by the sound of this guitar, and I'd like some advice on something. I play in standard tuning, but tuned down to D-flat. Do you think this tuning would sound okay in terms of resonance on this guitar?

Great video..the prettiest headstock I've seen in years!!

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MASTERFULLY done, sir!!!

Having a digital effect pedal on your board is quite different than using a digital modeler to simulate a real tube amp. 🎸🇺🇸

Cesar what a great video and it answers all my questions. I just received an Alhambra 8 P from guitar center online. It looks and sounds great BUT it was made in February 2021 and it has FRET SPROUTS and HIGH ACTION at 4.5 mm on both sides. This is with the lower bridge it came with. Seems based on your input I should return it. I assume these guitars need to be stored in a temperature and humidity controlled environment. Not sure GC does that and especially since it’s 3 years old.

Cesar what a great video and it answers all my questions. I just received an Alhambra 8 P from guitar center online. It looks and sounds great BUT it was made in February 2021 and it has FRET SPROUTS and HIGH ACTION at 4.5 mm on both sides. This is with the lower bridge it came with. Seems based on your input I should return it. I assume these guitars need to be stored in a temperature and humidity controlled environment. Not sure GC does that and especially since it’s 3 years old.

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Cesar, thank you very much for this awesome video. I have played, owned, and own both solid wood acoustics and solid to with laminated back and sides. In fact I have had a lovely Alhambra B4 or 5, and it was like yours, solid top, with laminate sides and back. I also just got an incredible Taylor 50th Anniversary grand pacific 2 series with gorgeous solid top and laminated, or as they call it, layered back and sides, and I totally is my favourite guitar to play and perform with. I would still use my Martin D28 for recording with mic, because it has a very vintage sound for most of my recording jobs. The Taylor is a modern guitar and Taylor have truly found their own voice over the years, very reliable and very good separation of each string, which is important to me personally, because I like to fingerpick, and strum a lot at the same time.. Great video and greetings from Scotland. :)

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Hello, thank you for this wonderful video sir. May I ask, are those issues you mentioned can still be frequent in good classical guitar brands like Yamaha? since I only plan to buy through online, I wouldn't be able to look for the possible issues myself

Perfecto! Instructions are very well explained! Now I will change my strings YOUR way! Your accent is similar to my uncle from Spain! Mil gracias!

Lovely sounding guitar whichever way. Love those Fishman Rare Earn Mic Blend pick-ups

Gracias por tu maravillosa actuación. From Japan

Wonderful! I love your tone. From Japan

That's great Cesar, love the cover. Could you share the settings for the helix? Sounds great.

Best tutorial on changing classical strings I have ever seen. Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!

This is so helpful thank you! I am torn between buying a classical & an electro classical guitar. In your experience, do electro classical guitars still retain that traditional classical sound

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Hello Cesar, Like you, I have owned many guitars over the past 50 years and this exact one also remains my favorite. Out of curiosity, what strings do you use? Thank you for being generous enough to share your experience with us. God bless!

Gracias. Viva España! 😊

That was great. Thanks.

9:55 sir what kind of guitar is it on the right?

Bravo! Thank you.

How to you find the wide fretboard at the body end? I'm tempted to get one of these but my short fingers might nog like a fret board that wide. I need to becable to get my thumb on the bottom e string. That is my red line

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Great the player and the song, one of the most beautifuls songs I´ve ever heard

Very helpful video. Ive had a tusq nut sitting around for months waiting for me to get the courage to replace the nut on my PRS SE. This video gave me the information and demonstration that makes me feel confident enough to finally do it :) Just hoping the stock nut comes off as cleanly as this.

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Thank you.

amazing play. I've been looking for this. Thank you

Nice cover with this Yamaha guitar. Btw, he looks a little bit like Franck Gambale!

I'm getting obsessed with Yamaha guitars. The only problem is, people don't look after theirs like l do. And obviously, you do. I have 30 year old guitars like brand new.

Great lesson - thanks What effects are you using to get that perfect tone??

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Just beautiful sir

and additional info if you use the trs caable you can send the both signals to diffrenet channels to process :)

I have a Prudencio Saez that had a crack in the top but like you said I fell in love with it, and I’ve enjoyed It for over thirty years.

Have you seen a $36,000 guitar being build with interesting sides of black oak. You can see what I'm talking about at 26:55 at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2nWlIqgj62LkKc. This very fine luthier has put a white wood inside the curfing of this guitar. Have you seen sides like this? The wood is from a log that was underwater for 5,000 years. You can see the inside double wood at 26:55 at the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2nWlIqgj62LkKc This is not laminated. The inside double is 1/4 inch inside the outside black oak.

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Thanks for the video! In 7:45: What do you mean by "Fret bass" and "note in several points of your fretboard"? do you have an example of that?

I'm so glad I found this channel! finally someone who explains the meaning and the reasoning behind those things, and also a classical guitar channel (which is the only guitar I have). Thanks!

Are these noiseless?