Sana this saturday uli

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papa nde po

@@israelmaitem4378 ikaw yun men 🤟🔥🔥

Either will serve you well, the Mahogany tone will surprise you.

Thank you as always.

Hi there. That can be fixed with a setup and yeah thats normal. There are times when the setup is great fresh in the box.

@@aemilianusromanos2726 Thank you Papa

Thank you for watching!

Hi there. I would say the 000, it has a nice balance of volume and crispiness on the trebles.

Hi there, Thank you for your comment and hey im sure there are other comparison videos out there 😁😁. They all sound almost similar to each other with the D15M giving you the most power due to its size. The 15SM is great if you want a fingerstyle guitar it's also a good strummer. You might need to adjust some because of the nut width. I would say the 000 will have the best balance among the three, its great for fingerstyle and a little bit of strumming here and there. Overtime I had used this more than the other two as its just right for my hands. I think you're gonna have fun with the 00015M, I suggest to find one in your local and try it out.

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Pag leadista talaga magaling buhat na buhat hahaha

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@@christophe8779 Hi Christophe, thank you for watching and I hope you will have lots of fun with your 00010.

Thank you for watching! Glad you liked it.

Thank you Sir. This one is a great song I listened to it.

Thank you Pa

Hi Sir, I would prefer a wider width for fingerstyle, something like that of the SM or similar so as not to have some buzz while playing. The 15M is will do just fine but it will take some getting used to due to a narrower nut width. In my experience it serves well and its so comfortable to use. I would suggest to experience them first in your local dealer before buying.

@@ed_music1834 yeah, if only they can keep an SM in stock. I think the closest one is 90 miles. I am going to go play a 000-15M tonight though. Exciting.

@mikeward2922 Thats a loong ride, better keep playing with the 15M then.

@@mikeward2922 90 miles isn't too far for a life guitar. I had to get mine online being a lefty. Sweetwater was good. The one I picked they found flaws and either offered me a discount or another SM that was in stock. I took the pristine one. My only regret is I liked the woodgrain better on my 1st choice, but the one I got is nice too.

@@ed_music1834 Less than 2 hours. I live in Maine. Everything is a long ride.

Thank you sir for listening.

Thank you sir.

Hi Jim. Thank you for the comment and yes I like the 15M too, it sounds phenomenal.

Hello po sir. Salamat po sa panonood. Opo sinadya ko po na maliit yung mga lyrics para po may cinematic effect. Yung timing nmn po e ayun medyo nde po sakto sa record pero ok nmn po hehe.

@@bluesgolfer Hi Sir thank you for watching. I prefer the 15M as its comfortable and easy in the hands.

​. Hi Eric: is it just a comfort preference? Or did you also prefer the 000-15m tone more than the sm tone over time? Thanks in advance. BTW, very impressive vocals on your Cat Stevens' "Father and Son" cover. Sound just like Cat.

@@bluesgolfer Hi sir and thank you haha I dont sing well 😁😁. Tone wise yes I also prefer the 15M as it really dry but warm, it has that vintage sound too.

Thank you for the comment! Yes its great to play on. Some people prefer this over the wooden ones.

Thank you Pa

@@israelmaitem4378 salamatss

@@teampangz1000 Hi! That's a difficult one right there. Both are great guitars but I think you would be more comfortable with the SC13 as it has a shallow depth than the 214. The 214 has an advantage and will sound bigger as its a much larger. I think what can lead you towards the purchase is the comfort factor. I suggest to try them both in your shop.

Hello po sir. nakamic lng po ska eq lng sa video editor 🤘🤘🤘

@@fredflinstone3173 Hi Fred, Playability wise the 10e is easier to play for our fingers due to the nut width and the scale length. A little of that space is great for chords and fingerstyle.

@@ed_music1834 Thank you Eric. I’m looking at the 000-15e (made in Mexico) version which also has the wider nut and short scale. I have a short scale Larrivee and just love the string tension on it for fingerstyle. Not only is it easier, but it responds better to a light touch. Great channel btw, thanks again for replying.

@@fredflinstone3173 Thank you for watching and I've yet to try this new guitar. I hope our local will have them. It's a different kind of Mahogany I think.

Hi Chris, thank you for watching. Yes I really like the tone of this one.

Good comparison.

@@Chricão-05 Thank you for watching!

000-15SM which I bought. It just sounds so warm and I love the size of her. The D has a bigger sound for sure, but the 000 is a nice couch guitar.

@ Thank you sir, indeed the SM sounds warm and the size is rare. Have fun!

Thank you sir for watching, really appreciate your comment.

@@djaquino7754 Hello po sir salamat po sa panonood. bale eto po: audio interface: audient id4 bale nakacondenser mic po ako : audiotechnica 2035 yung video editor ko po Filmora 13

Hi Mak, yeah this is just your regular blues progression in E 😅😅. Use 1 4 5 in the key of E but use 7th chords.

@@makssila3572 Hi Mak and thank you for watching. It sounds superb and you can compare this to a 000-18. It's an all solid wood build (Sit/Sapele) and the painting you see is real. Looks cool in person!

@@ed_music1834 Thanks for the information, tell me, there are also two Martins, the D 28 standard and the D28 street legend. Do they have the same sound or does the street legend still sound more interesting?

@@makssila3572 Hi there. I think both will just sound the same, their difference is with aesthetics. The street legend has a faded look which gives it a somewhat battered form. They are built with the same tonewoods so I think they will sound almost the same.

@@ed_music1834 please tell me what is the difference between Martin d 28 and Martin d 35? I'm especially interested in the sound and ease of play, where would it be better🤔