500€ & 6,000+€ Flamenco Guitar - Can You Hear the Difference? - SOUND TEST

[@Grisha_Goryachev]

Forget the guitar, your playing is spectacular!

[@LucianoGhosn]

Look who’s talking!! Thank you! 🙌

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

Yes on both accounts two virtuosic and musical geniuses showing we don't have too be born in Spain. Mind you sure is an excellent holiday there

[@nikosz66]

So true !

[@elyasuaral]

Grisha i love your playing too , savage 🤘

[@woomi177]

Sublime , great technique and grasping emions

[@valentinp4110]

Exquisite playing ! I closed my eyes and listened... the music is in your heart ! After a few seconds I was immersed in your musical universe. Guitars are just tools. If you have music inside you nothing can stop you - surely not a cheap guitar !!!

[@luc5798]

If I had 6000€ I would choose the cheapest one + guitar lessons + a few trips in Andalucia! 😉

[@marcosdelgado6107]

La guitarra no hace al guitarrista ,el guitarrista hace a la guitarra ,es un gusto oír a gente tocando como tú sea con la guitarra que sea,enhorabuena y gracias por la demostración

[@enriquegaleoteviller4069]

Ole por tu comentario!!!! Tienes toda la razon y es una frase perfecta para este caso!

[@DavidFernandez-iq5iu]

En mi opinión, la diferencia en el sonido es mínima en comparación a la diferencia de precios. El guitarrista, espectacular...

[@bocciagreco8192]

Condivido 100% Ora suono con una chitarra da 60 $ che è eccezionale. È un po' come il vino buono: un Grande Cru francese non vale un buon vecchio nebbiolo.....anche se costa anche 100 volte tanto.

[@LucianoGhosn]

I did this kind of video once a while back, and received a lot of criticism about comparing with "different" kind of woods, and not having the same strings condition. For this video, I changed the strings on both guitars pre-shooting & the woods are perfectly matched. (Cypress back and sides with Spruce Top) The results are interesting! I hope you enjoy and learn something from it. Stay safe in these crazy times! Luciano

[@Levon_Lellore]

I definitely enjoyed the video! I watched it three times. For the first two I was just enjoying the music.

[@bularia1]

Hola amigo Luciano, I can't seem to find a recording of your first Bulerias falseta on this video labeled Azules y Cortino by Vicente Amigo. I have listened to several VA versions of it, but cannot find it. I love it very much! Maybe I'm missing something??? Thank you again for all your efforts in posting videos and tutorials! You are an inspiration to us all! ✌

[@qhodave]

Very nice idea and execution. Now what we don't see, what about playability? You make it look effortless on both..

[@hamad1979]

that's a Hard work .. thanks.

[@Phirrst]

The cheaper guitar had more vibrant trebles and the more expensive guitar had richer, more sophisticated bass notes. It is hard to tell but it seems to me that the more expensive guitar perhaps can articulate melodies better. Playing with the cheaper guitar will produce vibrant and maybe a bit louder but less sophisticated sound.

[@alizayed8920]

I think the expensive has more wide and worm sound. The cheaper guitar sound impressive for the price but little bit tiny sound compared too the expensive but not 5500$ of difference of course.. also your playing is amazing 😍

[@ym4919]

Agree. The Conde has more depth, much warmer and solid. But in the hands of the Maestro, that "cheaper guitar", sounds absolutely GREAT.. bright and punchy 🙏🏻👍

[@JamesCohenCaravan]

Flamenco guitars are meant to be a bit pluckier sounding than a classical. Its why they are made of Cypress.

[@andsalomoni]

Agree. But I would never buy a €6000 guitar, I wouldn't sleep at night for the fear of scratching it. I think that a not-so-expensive average quality guitar can be very good if the matter is musical ideas, and not the sheer sound of the guitar.

[@Izar_Sirius]

First of all, amazing playing, not anybody can make any guitar sound good ❤️ the clarity of the music has almost everything to do with your fingers.. Having said that, two things differentiate a good guitar from a bad or middle quality one: -the sound, the warmth, the tone, and specially the ratio between the "notes" and the "noise".. In that aspect it's clear which one is the best instrument.. - the comfort, which is not visible for the viewers, only you can "feel" the difference, a bad/middle quality instrument demands more attention/effort to play "cleanly" and clearly if i may say, a good instrument almost feels natural and helps bring out the music.. As a musician this is my opinion on the topic ❤️

[@PedroMachadoBorges]

Forget the price. Put your heart and soul into your playing and then you´ll have something priceless. Thank you for your wonderful music.

[@kassimselamat2283]

you has made "no differences" on both guitar, your playing and the sound , both impressive.

[@IgnacioLunar]

El sonido no es la unica razon por la cual un instrumento es caro, tambien hay que analizar la comodidad al tacto de cada instrumento.

[@mackhomie6]

I love the way this was done! two minutes of one guitar and then two minutes straight of another only gives you about one second to really compare the sound right when they switch. this was perfect!

[@Budy69able]

La "barata" parece tener un sonido con más cuerpo, resonante, grave, redonda en su proyección, mientras que la "cara" es clara, definida, con un mordiente incisivo y una respuesta menos llena, más brillante. Eso es lo que me parece, aunque habría que escucharlas en vivo. De cualquier modo, en tus manos hasta una escoba sonaría espectacular...

[@JJJOSEBL]

Lo has definido conforma a lo que yo pienso jaja

[@ezequiellanieri5080]

Un ejecutante de un nivel tan alto hace disminuir las diferencias para los que escuchamos. Noto la diferencia de armónicos, sustain y amplitud de la guitarra costosa pero la más económica tiene tremendo ataque y me gustó esa característica por sobre la otra. Aplausos para el maestro Luciano.

[@juancampos475]

uff.. y la diferencia de dinero, es tan grande... Que... No todos nos lo podemos permitir desgraciadamente.

[@joselemeji6493]

La verdad es que me cuesta diferenciarlas. La Conde tiene los bordones más potentes pero la otra guitarra suena genial. Enhorabuena, porque las manos hacen mucho.

[@delazona4579]

La de 6 mil tiene más sustain, resonancia y armónicos. Pero la de 500 suena espectacular para su precio. Pero creo que cualquier guitarra decente sonaría de lujo con la excelente pulsación y toque que tienes. Enhorabuena por tocar así. Envidia sana. Abrazo

[@Mhjot]

That rondena you played ... absolutely beautiful ! Thank you Luciano

[@Dena85588]

The main difference seems to be the balance between the strings. I can hear that first one has a good balance between bass and trible strings. but on the cheap one, bass strings seem louder

[@mathieulanglois6080]

totally agree with you!

[@kalosevillinas]

I can tell the difference between the tone between the 2 but what is amazing is U make the cheap one sound so awesome..

[@bularia1]

Bravo, Luciano! You are a monster!!! Love the comparison. It's probably more subtle through a microphone and YT video. I'm sure the difference would be more noticeable in person. Although, the "cheap" guitar sounds pretty good to me. But you're such a great player, you make every guitar sounds beautiful. As they say "It's the wizard, not the wand". Best!!! :-✌🤩

[@olubibabalola]

Some eye-watering skill. Giant kudos. The expensive one sounds warmer and better balanced overall in most of the examples. In a few the difference was harder to tell with my eyes closed.

[@donsumner9268]

Yes, there is a difference in the sound between the two guitars. I am not a musician. If I played only occasionally the cheaper guitar would service me perfectly, but a true performer would use the more expensive guitar to make a living. Thank you for posting this demo, Luciano!

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you for watching, glad you liked it!

[@thelightbox2007]

What is more amazinng than both guitars is your playing♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👌👌👌👌

[@thefable2874]

@Luciano Ghosn The way you play and your performance made the cheaper one an expensive lovely one. Thank you ❤

[@geraldillo]

The Conde Hermanos sounds more "from the distance" as if it's placed further away in the room and sound very "dry", the attack is very down to earth, very flamenco. The other guitar sounds a bit warmer and fuller which sounds especially good with tremolos. In my opinion both guitars sound more than good enough to be used as a concert guitar.

[@kl0p31]

Very good, I also thought about mordent at the end of the tremolo in "Alameda Vieja" but only on the 1st string

[@habsom1406]

Firstly the playing was just just superb and would make any guitar sound exceptional, you truly have very skilful fingers indeed. I listened to this test through a high end amplifier and speakers which sound phenomenal with quality recordings and will expose any limitations of the source material or instruments. I'm afraid I may be in the minority, but I have to say the more expensive guitar may have been tighter, more precise and more controlled to the point of constriction, whereas the cheaper guitar was looser, less controlled but also felt far more alive, the music seemed to breathe and felt truer to flamenco and ultimately had more soul. The expensive guitar was just too clinical and cold for me and might suit classical music better where passion takes second place to accuracy. Flamenco is about passion and flare and for me at least through my system, the cheaper guitar left me wanting more. I think I would become fatigued listening to the more expensive guitar over time as it felt like it was squeezing notes out rather than letting them bleed out. Hey, it's just my opinion and I guess it's all subjective. Thank you for creating and uploading this video, it was a very interesting exercise.

[@kieranroberts9119]

H other for that

[@kieranroberts9119]

Grest opinion mate and yeah we all have one are entitles to and should respect each other for those opinions 👍👍

[@DeltaJazzUK]

Superb comparison. IMO the expensive guitar is beautifully expressive and allows your wonderful playing to shine!

[@danimontoyajimenez7449]

Se nota un monton la diferencia en el sustain en la dulzura y en el volumen de una a otra.

[@nikosz66]

This guitar doesnt sound so cheap at all, especially in your skillful hands. And it sounded clearer than the expensive one btw, at least through my PC. It doesnt have the harmonic richness of the expensive one, but still it is astonishingly competent. I guess the constructor has done an amazing and very honest work. Logically, the expensive one will have older and thus more stable woods and finally solidity in the future, but you can never know for sure. Once again, bravoo for your channel !

[@juanf.2023]

Pedazo de máquina este señor. La técnica increíble y además la atmósfera que le da la reverb es espectacular, de la antigua escuela. En mi humilde opinión, la más cara tiene como un "trasteo" natural de cuerdas que le da un brillo más auténtico y añejo, pero claro, a este nivel de ejecución es difícil distinguir si no se comparan de esta forma, diría que con cualquiera de las 2 en un concierto, la audiencia se quedaría boquiabierta, tal y como lo hemos hecho los que hemos visto este vídeo.

[@michaelbarrio2646]

This guy makes both guitars sound incredible. Can’t tell that one is 12 times better than the other.

[@billB101]

I'm a live sound and studio sound engineer ( and a flamenco guitarist ) I can definitely tell the difference between the two guitars in depth and clarity, thing is though you're playing both so well that it really doesn't matter.

[@Aalii6]

Thank you for making my days with your frequent uploads! To me, the expensive one sounds more focused/less blurry as well as more colorful. Did you notice a major difference when it comes to projecting the sound inside the room?

[@arturoarguello7974]

Gracias por el vídeo! Como eres un guitarrista extraordinario las diferencias se diluyen, pero aún se perciben. Si haces un vídeo similar con otras dos guitarras, por favor, no indiques cuál es la más cara y la más barata, y así evitamos prejuicios (como ya te han sugerido). La de Postigo, si es madera maciza, por ese precio suena fenomenal, me acercaré otra vez a su tienda!

[@Levon_Lellore]

The sound differs indeed. But!... I believe that what you play and how you play is the thing of supreme importance. What guitar you play on is of secondary importance. What strings you use is an importance of a third order. Whether they are new or old is the fourth stage importance. Needless to say that you, Luciano, sound outstanding on just about any guitar you pick up, seriously haha. Even though having a good guitar is a nice idea! PS. Silia y el tiempo is an absolute pure masterpiece. Gives me butterflies every single time I listen to it.

[@Hichemflamenkito]

When Fenomeno Maestro lik you play no Différence Gracias Luciano Compadre primo

[@_redcreator]

Luciano, It's hard to choose which one is better because you make both of them sound good! I would say the Conde has a lighter sound while the other is a bit muddy. Nice video, keep them coming please!

[@ttmallard]

The pricey a warmer sound, a tad more bass, a tad less bright, my ear likes price for how I play, strings matter yet another factor for me to feel the edge against the body usually price has a softer edge, ymmv. Beyond your playing, great edit job, thx 🥂

[@yujisan7899]

I especially liked that Farruca comparison and Postigo's sound character!

[@nthezone]

This video just goes to show that "it's not what you play it's how you play "

[@MichaelGehrisch]

I couldn't hear any significant difference and I play classical guitar. Your playing is amazing!

[@tremikimolo9704]

Both sounded great to my ears

[@GeorgeSpan]

Bravo for your playing! Both guitars sound great. If both have the same strings then we can compare them. The cheaper guitar is a tiny bit blurry, but also warm with rich bass overtones. The expensive guitar is very, very clear, but with less bass and warmth. This extra clarity may be worth the money difference for some people, but the cheaper guitar is a real bargain for what is giving to you. There is also some reverberation effect that may confuse the ear, but I can instantly tell the difference even when I don't see which on you are playing. Thanks for the video and the music.

[@fredericlaugier6158]

Wow !!!! Super test !!! Thanks

[@kieranroberts9119]

I love that rake finger sound you flamenco guys do makes the rythym really dynamic👍👍👍😍😍😍😍

[@joseluiscalerocasabona2168]

la más clarita de color tiene más graves y medios con algo más de sustain la otra es más picadita y aguda pero SUENAN LAS DOS MUY BIEN. Gracias por el video, dedo arriba.

[@NickNeblo]

I'm not watching, I'm listening from Yamaha HS8 studio monitors. The expensive sounds much better overall to me, but the real difference would be felt there, the recording, even though you used good microphone(s), impacts the sound. You feel a lot more low-mid frequencies in the cheaper one, less deep bass frequencies and some not so pleasant resonances. The expensive one has a little bit more high frequencies, less low mid but a deeper mid-bass and has less bothersome resonances. I can't really hear anything below 50hz, maybe you used the in-built high pass filter. The cheaper one might give the false impression of a lot of bass because it has a lot of mid-bass frequencies, which are not present in the other one. I suppose you've captured them identically. Anyway, I've heard cheap guitar sound better if equalised and recorded by studying the best angles for the guitar than expensive ones recorded with old techniques or by people who think that the microphone(s) should always be positioned in the same way (you should change and find the best position from guitar to guitar and from player to player). You should also ask people where they are listening from, if it's computer, headset, bluetooth mono speaker and so on. My monitors are good ones, flat, you probably know them and that might be why I feel the difference more accurately, but again, it's also a question of taste.

[@nandotoraldo5895]

Ciao Luciano ,bel confronto. Per quanto mi risulti sei stato il primo a fare un paragone del genere. Dico sempre che la chitarra di liuteria é un po come un bel quadro d'autore, ovviamente si ci sono anche i legni ,la stagionatura . Ma come tu sai meglio di me ciò che conta non é tanto il suono ,ma piuttosto é la "chitarra d'autore" e soprattutto la qualità dei legni .Ciao Luciano.

[@ellobodelaire6270]

Se nota en la guitarra de color más claro la brillantez en los bajos y como retumban. Eso de logra con un buena tapa de coníferas, como el pino abeto y el fondo y fajas de alguna madera de grano compacto como el palisandro.

[@KhasrouhRecords]

its not about the sound , its about the feel and quality of the guitar and how it can impact your playing .

[@pedropicapiedra109]

Muy ilustrativo el vídeo, Luciano. Muy bueno lo que aportas a la guitarra flamenca. Por cierto esa conde suena muy bien☺️.

[@oceaneyes97]

The cheap one sounds so expensive in your hands ❤

[@marshallsmith7245]

Even though they sound different, I like how they both sound.

[@danielschaeffer1294]

I’m an American and a steel-string player, and I suspect that what goes on in flamenco is similar to what happens here. A full-time world-class pro will have a Holy Grail guitar at home to use for recording and a good workhorse cheapy to use as a road guitar in case it gets stolen or broken. A live audience isn’t going to be worried about subtle nuances in sound.

[@muratbarlastekin2685]

Hi Luciano, at first I would like to thank you for this great record for comparison. You are the good player and good musician. I must say that I found the cheaper one's sound is better unless noticing the identifing at the upper right corner on the screen. This first listening was from the phone. But I found the Conde' s sound is much better than the cheaper one when I listened secondly with the earphone from the laptop. At first sight the cheaper one's basses conflict my head because of it is more straight and powerfull effect. But at he second listening, I found the Conde's sound has more volume, wide and deep, the harmonics were heard inside your ears. Thanks for sharing. With my best wishes Barlas

[@tonisalic6300]

Bravo maestro. I would be more comfortable gigging the less expensive guitar. You brought out the best of both. Thank you

[@sicoofye2008]

they both sound beautiful in the hands of professional like u i would listen to u all they day with any guitar

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you!

[@sublimemediocrity]

Had I not known, I would've guessed the guitars cost $1500 and $3000. I lack the ability to hear what makes the better guitar so expensive, though I suspect aesthetics and playability are part of the difference.

[@LucianoGhosn]

I think if you were to hear them in person you would be easily able to tell the difference. 👌

[@guitarista666]

@@LucianoGhosn That's what I expected. It really makes a difference having a guitar in your hands.

[@albertberal2882]

OMG Amazing! I thought the orange was the cheap one! I had to search for the answer before seeing it on the corner of the screen... The yellow one had a brighter tone, more shiny, with lots of harmonics, and the orange one seemed not so loud, but with interesting harmonics too... Then I turned up my volume and yeah... lot more sustain and harmonics with the orange one, but I like the brightness of the cheap one. I would even say that in some frequences, the sound is a little bit louder and more spruce like, when the orange one sounds more like a classical cedar one, with lots of harmonics but not enough power. And... the expensive one is not precise enough... don't know how to say, but the sound comes blurry sometimes... Then all I said may be stupid since I'm listening to this at 2 in the morning with an old laptop...

[@omwilsonow]

Great demo, the more expensive guitars tone is more vibrant. IMO all acoustic guitars sound differently from the other. Both sound great to me.

[@andreaskikinas]

Amazing as always maestro!! As in most cases and guitars, the more expensive instrument gets more precise notes and although the cheaper instruments seems to have more "body" it is a lot more boomy and less clear. The expensive.. crispier, clearer, overall better of course.

[@brad42948]

👏👏 Excellent playing.

[@Jorge-hl5ps]

Eres grande Luciano, gracias por todos los vídeos. Talento innato. Un saludo

[@stemarzi]

Luciano, con te tutte le chitarre suonano bene. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@emilianopelagalli1646]

Amazing guitarist, best test.

[@mekanikxs]

El volumen de cada cuerda de la guitarra “expensive/cara””está más equilibrado, noto más regulares las melodías con el pulgar sobre todo. Aunque por este medio es como ver a un corredor olímpico con unas zapatillas económicas vs unas caras…. Mejor que el Maestro nos ayude compartiendo su experiencia con cada una de ellas 🙂

[@a.wagner7985]

Definitivamente, hay una diferencia enorme.

[@e23s]

Great playing 👏🏼👏🏼. (I listened with sound card and headphone) cheap one suprisingly good at bass timbre and Conde has unique and rich characteristic flamenco blanca sound.

[@christophermoon64]

Yes, I agree with everyone, yr playing is magnificent, sir. Any record's out? I'll have to do homework...

[@LucianoGhosn]

Not yet but I’m working on it! Thanks for watching.

[@ratatracapampam]

A ciegas escogí la barata😅😅. Buena review. Saludos

[@julesbrunton1728]

The expensive guitar might not sound ten times better to most listeners...but the audience can thnk what they want...the player is who the guitar is made to impress.

[@dformell]

Luciano just proved what I have been saying for years: It's 95% player and 5% guitar! The only time you will hear a difference is if the top is laminated - less volume. Antonio Torres proved that most of the sound of a guitar comes from it's top by making a guitar with cardboard back & sides. Usually - not always - the people with the expensive guitars can't play very well.

[@ashrafziadaofficial5460]

It’s not about the guitar 🎸 it’s your magic hand and worm heart ❤️

[@damirdamir313]

Great video! It would be interesting if you didn't write which guitar it is. Because if you tell people that one guitar is more expensive than another, they automatically hear that it is better. Damn ego! There is a difference but it does not justify the price. That is my humble opinion. Note: I listened to the Naim stereo amplifier and Dynaudio speakers

[@LucianoGhosn]

Great idea, I agree!

[@gjoseph1628]

Both these guitars sound good. Both maybe do sound excellent. Cheap one sounds, best word I can find, snarl. Expensive one also has a snarl but also sounds more open. The effect while you played portions of Alameda Vieja was that the base strings came through better when you played on the cheaper guitar.

[@tekinfatih]

To be frank sound wise there is just a taste difference. I think if you tagged the chipper one as a Manuel Reyes(10000€+), then the comments would be unconsciously manipulated. Maybe as a social experience you can try that out next time Luciano😁. Great video again by the way!!!

[@LucianoGhosn]

Haha it does sound interesting. Actually a fun alleged fact, the cheaper guitar from Jose Luis Postigo is all based on the Manuel Reyes plan. He had a very close connection with Manuel Reyes, clearly saying it’s his favorite luthier. He now owns more than 10, it’s understandable why he would want his brand to be constructed the same way as Reyes but obviously with the cheaper woods.

[@qaiskhoshnaw4335]

The fingers are priceless

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you!

[@totochannel5999]

All you play very good Maestro 🙏😍

[@GuillermoElAlfil]

All people say the expensive one , but I would like too see i you have done this test in AB (hidden brand) . A26 is more crisp , and of course better medium as it have focus range medium , but it is a little nasal . And finally don’t win easily in term of sound . Of course this type of Conde have perfect tune ,good pulsacion, easy to play , and top end finition. Here is the big difference .

[@fortissimoX]

The real test would be so called "blind test". That means that you should just put audio clips and audience should decide which guitar sounds better to them. The results would be interesting. I've done that kind of testing with my friends, and in one test, they decided that guitar that costs 50€, with pickup that I've installed, sounds better than well known guitar with similar pickup that costs almost 2000€. I've also done similar tests with microphones where microphone that costs also around 50€ was almost indistinguishable from the well known mic used in all studios that costs 1200€. Also, I have bass that costs new 4500€, and bass that costs 350€. At home I almost always play the cheaper one. Standards of production today are really on very good level and equipment can't be excuse for anyone who wants to learn to play instrument. Unless you are really poor and don't have any money at all, you can afford good enough instrument. Thank you for this video!

[@FakhriFlamenco]

Greetings Luciano, Thank you for making this wonderful video, I always tell people same thing it is great price difference, but not necessarily in the over all sound !! maybe better quality wood and better fell thats all about it... The most important thing is the player and not the guitar.... SO PEOPLE ASKING WHAT IS YOUR GUITAR IS ALWAYS A NON SENSE ? even great guitarists come on screens and present their guitar names instead of themselves .. it is non sense. Thank you for making this wonderful video.

[@Mr.R0bot]

The only difference I could spot is that the expensive one has a brighter and crispier sound, of course better. The cheap one still sounds good, has a deeper sound but still clear. I always say a good guitarist would make a broom sounds like a high end guitar lol.

[@nakinaki7991]

The expensive guitar is not for nothing expensive..amazing sound

[@musicayarmonia]

Es importante escuchar como resaltan los sonidos graves y los intermedios como se aprecian màs, Es decir que se siente con màs cuerpo la guitarra con la tapa de color mas clara,

[@alexidarraga5788]

Hola ! La Guitarra barata que modelo es ! Gracias Luciano

[@fariopassionpyrenees3792]

You still a great player on both Luciano !!!

[@lairdsky4604]

My old sax teacher used to say it's not the horn 🎷 it's the player 👍

[@elchandrito8255]

Dude you are so good, that it really doesnt make a diference..

[@LucianoGhosn]

Thank you!

[@rombsix]

Great work - honestly, they both sound great. I continue to struggle with the "I'm not worth an expensive guitar" issue, so I'm planning to sell all my more expensive gear/instruments. Going back to the basics LOL :P

[@LucianoGhosn]

No come on man! An expensive guitar helps you get better quicker really. Hopefully with its better measurements and sound it that can lead to more motivation for you to play on it. Cheers Ramzi!

[@rombsix]

@@LucianoGhosn - I will seriously consider that concept. :) La nshoof w ekhirta ma3i... :P

[@TomeRodrigo]

The yellow sounds good, orange make rasgueados sound good. I can't really hear much difference. They both sound good.

[@grafwolf3418]

¡Bravo por el guitarrista! ¿Las guitarras? yo oigo una mas clara y definida que la otra, y esa que suena mas apagada en unos acordes sonaba algo fuera de afinación. ah me suscribo, ¡que espetaculo señó! ¡Bravo!

[@rafaelvalimfernandes]

Who gives life to the guitar is the musician and not the other way around, it is clear that an expensive instrument warps less and stays tuned longer. At least that's what I understand about it.

[@koyaanisqatsi78]

I actually like the low end of the cheaper guitar more.. as it gives the sense of bass, I would prefer it for solo guitar playing, but it sounds like the mid and high range is way more pronounced and balanced and responsive on the expensive guitar, you get more tone where it counts, I hear the guitar projecting instead of string noise.. It doesn't have the deep bass but nobody is going to hear that in a group setting anyway and it's not the territory of guitar and you want something that can cut through and is pronounced.

[@0dium.]

en manos de un maestro todas suenan de lujo

[@oscarriestra68]

nice video my friend! i think the main difference is thet the cheap one doesn't produce too many harmonics and leaves a void type sensation... greetings

[@fetzcou]

tu toque mágico hace que las diferencias sean menos notorias :)

[@rudolfstarosta1776]

In the hands of a master any guitar can sound good.

[@nadiraziz]

Yes! is clear

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Was the Conde built by Conde or by Ricardo Sanchiz Carpio ? I liked them both. Excellent playing.

[@GuillermoElAlfil]

A good sanchis carpio sound better than these 2 guitars ...