Bouzouki Demo - Sinker Redwood & Honduran rosewood (Nyberg)

[@davidkeeley8473]

Another beautiful instrument! Love the sinker red wood and gold hardware. It sounds amazing.

[@nyberginstruments401]

Thanks muchly! Glad you enjoyed the demo!

[@martinstreet1847]

That is an absolute beauty Lawrence! If I wasn’t lucky enough to already have “Big Doug” I would be knocking your door down looking to buy that.

[@nyberginstruments401]

LOL! Thanks Martin! This new one resides pretty near to you, or almost... Just over in Wales. Glad you and Doug are getting along nicely!

[@JackFright]

Gorgeous!

[@Lumbossity]

Wow, that sounds glorious!

[@nyberginstruments401]

Thanks muchly :)

[@scottford1692]

Woow killer looking tune woods there Lawrence Have you notice any differences in regular redwood to sinker redwood tone wise ? I dig the head plant H.R.W & the tuning button's very sharp :) Thumbs up 2 that Person getting that Beauty :)

[@nyberginstruments401]

Thanks Scott! I think there is a subtle difference between regular and sinker. Sinker may have a little more sustain.

[@scottford1692]

@@nyberginstruments401 Lawrence what's the name of that catchy tune you play ?

[@nyberginstruments401]

@@scottford1692 i think it's part of the Cameron Highlander.

[@quasialien]

Fantastic! This MUST :) be your last one before 2025 :) May I ask an ignoramus (me, not you) question about neck length and why you do it? Is there a resonance technology behind different neck lengths - and you obviously have to incorporate different gauge strings yes/no :() was just wondering what the correlation was - how it worked! :) Gregg - Perth, Western Australia

[@nyberginstruments401]

Thanks Gregg. I have to be conscious when changing scale lengths for given tunings. the longer the length, the narrower I can get the gauge. Long scales have a deeper sustain.

[@quasialien]

@@nyberginstruments401 So, I think I get it, " Long scales have a deeper sustain!" I've just learnt something ! And I actually do like the longer sustains :) - like you had with that POC & Kalatox cittern a year ago! Thank you, Lawrence :)