Jason McGuire guitars 6,7 and 8

[@patrickb3376]

Congrats on the playing and new guitars!

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

No 6 really has a stern strength to it's quality and I also love how you've lined up the grain to harmonise the look. It was late last night when I got in and my volume was full blast, so never heard 6 fully, haha, gave me a fright though! Good luck at the Festival, sadly I can't make it :( Maybe post some footage?

[@mason_dale]

Bass strings on the first one have a cool voice

[@JasonMcGuireElRubio]

Thanks

[@kevinmcguire8456]

I like #6. Great tone and look. Amazing craftsmanship nephew

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

They are all world class and outstanding, will be amazing for whoever is lucky enough to own one and enjoy as they mature. I don't know if there's specific names for how they sound, the rasp on 7 blew me away. If im ever rich enough i definitely want one like that. 8 has that very beautiful picture quality Southern Spain gorgeousness and 6, well, it's late here and I think I woke the neighbours. Will check back tomorrow... Also, noticed in the comments you are learning as you build, which I guess is to be expected. The thing is though, that's scary considering the level of guitar you will be making in say a year, 5 years etc. I will give you what my comparison is, Jesse Cook recently put a video up were he buys his 2nd Conde, his first being when he first started out professional. Now, no word of a lie i would definitely have one of yours, any, as they sound equally as magical and magnificent. So, there you go, my tuppence ha'penny.

[@JasonMcGuireElRubio]

I love Felipe Conde’s guitars… I’m flattered

[@atrafana]

Hellyeah man!

[@seawalkarrg]

Wow! That was cool to hear the comparison between the different woods. Granadillo. That how you spell? IDK but sounds good. Muy Negra, good harmonics, like the rosette

[@JasonMcGuireElRubio]

They all have aspects about them I like. Hard to pick between the Granadillo and Maple. But then when I pick up the East Indian Rosewood one it makes me smile too. And still my #5 blanca just got fresh strings and is really pumping out beautiful sounds. I’m learning heaps playing them after building.

[@seawalkarrg]

@@JasonMcGuireElRubio gotta collect em all, kids! Yeah The one I built was Maple back and sides. It’s a nice neutral sound as my luthier sensei said. I had a thing for Ricardo’s maple Sanchis

[@JasonMcGuireElRubio]

@@seawalkarrg everyone who’s played Marlowe’s maple has thing for it. I love its modular headstock. 😂

[@seawalkarrg]

@@JasonMcGuireElRubio lol, folds back for portability! The scarf joint on my Sanchis looks horrendous but has held up

[@gilead2788]

Sounds real gud.

[@HadiMsv-t2d]

Teacher, please guide me about picado flamenco techniques, thank you

[@JasonMcGuireElRubio]

Villa lobos etude 1 all rest stroke index and middle finger only 10,000 hours. Pace yourself ❤️

[@HadiMsv-t2d]

@@JasonMcGuireElRubio thanks

[@moto_ronto]

Wonderful guitars and playing... is the maple similar to cypress in tone? Would love to see your luthier site and send my deposit!

[@JasonMcGuireElRubio]

@@moto_ronto maple is sort of in between cypress and rosewood. I don’t have a website set up yet but there are some photos and info about ordering on CaminosFlamencos.com

[@moto_ronto]

@@JasonMcGuireElRubio Thanks, I am checking it out now!