Bagnasco & Casati D-18 tribute: 1st mini batch

[@ShawnBrockMusic]

There is no question in my mind that you gentlemen have definitely succeeded with these! Bravo!

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

Thanks!

[@kanaratnalampang1675]

Sound so amazing. Clear tone with lots of clarity and mellow sound like vintage guitars.

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

Thank you kindly!

[@ronuyeyama4020]

As a fan of the Martin D18, these guitars sounds absolutely awesome! Very nice job

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

Thanks!

[@Joe-m6p6b]

Beautiful.

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

Thank you!

[@erichutchinson6882]

Sounds really nice

[@ericwiggs5114]

Beautiful!

[@billdedrick1914]

great tone... what strings and gauge used? What flat pick/model/thickness used?

[@ctruett5]

I would also be interested in knowing what strings these are. They look like 13-56, maybe PBs, EJ17, perhaps?

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

Strings don’t matter much but yes they’re all strung with EJ17. The picks used are tortoise shell

[@billdedrick1914]

@@BagnascoCasatiGuitars I have to disagree with you.. Strings do impact the tone, balance, timber and volume/resonance to a noticeable degree and do matter and become part of the recipe along with pick selection to dial in the guitars tone.

[@ctruett5]

@@BagnascoCasatiGuitars Thanks! I have custom shop 1937 d-18. Love the almost banjo-like midrange timbre of these older guitar designs. What tuners do you have on these? I really. Like the oval buttons.

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

@@billdedrick1914 of course strings impact on tone. But you don’t need to know about strings to assess the strengths and weaknesses of a guitar if you know what to listen for. Same goes for picks. Also, if you are used to playing with tortoise picks, you should know that thickness is only one of the factors. Tortoise picks have a different tone depending on the corner hitting the strings and that has to do with bevel and density of that particular area. Also, the same guitar with the same strings and setup and played with the same pick on the same edge will sound very different depending on the player. So either you can tell without knowing about strings and pick, or the mere information about strings and pick won’t help you much I’m afraid

[@lucaberton7773]

I need to visit your shop sooner or later…these guitars sound amazing!! 😮😊 Hi from Novara…actually I do not even know why I’m writing in English 😂…complimenti davvero 👍🏻

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

Prima di passare avverti, che non sempre abbiamo strumenti finiti da poter provare. Ora è un buon momento, tra un paio di settimane probabilmente no. Dipende da cosa finiamo e cosa spediamo di volta in volta

[@lucaberton7773]

@ Certamente! Vi contatto di sicuro prima di organizzare un passaggio al workshop! Complimenti ancora!

[@maxwirt921]

I hope the next tribute series is OM-18 or OM-28. Or even cooler, OM-45.

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

We’re thinking of OM-18s

[@maxwirt921]

@ Cool! Keep us updated on where they end up. I’d be interested in trying one out.

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

@@maxwirt921 Tribute guitars usually sell to private clients

[@maxwirt921]

@ Awesome thanks for letting me know.

[@Joe-m6p6b]

@@BagnascoCasatiGuitars I' d buy one. How much?

[@wheninroamful]

Great guitars! Well made! Im looking online and can't seem to find your/these guitars for sale. And no link in the description. How much are these and can I get a link to them, please? Thanks

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

@@wheninroamful thanks! All build slots have sold out for those when we started taking orders. So all of them are pre-sold.

[@wheninroamful]

@@BagnascoCasatiGuitars k, thanks

[@BagnascoCasatiGuitars]

@@wheninroamful you’re welcome. If you would like to inquire for a custom build, we’re always open for those. Pls email us [e-mail] - thanks

[@septicahyani4789]

This guitar not soundslike theMartin D18