Bill Cooley plays "Over the Rainbow" on a Stehr Small Jumbo Brazilian Rosewood

More info: cartervintage.com/shop/joel-stehr-small-jumbo-2020-brazilian-rosewood-sinker-redwood/2OFk07t2UhFLsVxBEA0KSt5Nma0
Augmenting his self-guided journey into guitar-making with tutelage from the legendary Charles Fox at the American School of Lutherie, Joel Stehr is a luthier who crafts beautiful modern guitars in Spokane, WA. This 2020 Small Jumbo will stop you in your tracks both visually and tonally. Joel's SJ is a commanding 16" wide and 4-1/2" deep, but he's rendered it comfortable and easy-playing with bevels under the right arm, on the lap and against the ribs. Sinker redwood and black Brazilian rosewood, both harvested approximately 200 years ago, create a fabulously rich tone on this large-bodied guitar: Deep and complex, with just the right amount of warmth and sweetness in the trebles. A teardrop soundport allows the player to appreciate this guitar even more.
Bill is playing his arrangement of "Over the Rainbow". Learn more about Bill's music and teaching at: billcooleymusic.com/
Filmed and Edited by Zane Dumont: www.zanedumont.com/
Mics: Schoeps CMC6/MK41s

[@brownsfan7753]

Gorgeous tones!! And playing!!

[@lindaharkey5246]

Dream like

[@TomHenry57]

SUPERB!!!

[@onehundredpicks5531]

I know tnag specializes in expensive high end instruments but it would be nice to see a lower end instrument here recorded on these good mics as like a budget demo series. And im not bragging but i have a sigma martin that sounds better than a lot of expensive guitars. 😁

[@onehundredpicks5531]

@@VX-jw2qo why not? My old solid wood sigma really does sound good. Ill post a new video of it for ya if you want. I own 2 martins myself and everyone prefers my sigma