Three Boucher Guitars & Two Great Questions!

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[@larryrhindress2972]

I bought a Boucher SG 41 mahogany about a month ago and I can't put it down! My second guitar is a D28 which I've had for 35 years and sound wise, it's not a little bit close to my Boucher. Robin makes one of the best guitars on the planet!!!

[@anthonylane9547]

Roger, That was your best video yet. Just loved the differences between these guitars. Keep these comparisons coming.

[@eddieman42]

Great video Roger! All beautiful sounding guitars, subtle awesome differences. Great playing also. I LOVE my BG42-IM. My favourite of the lot. Great explanation of the wood differences. Thank you😊🎶

[@KaukTim]

That was fun...some mighty fine pickin' there!

[@scouser2230]

They all sound wonderful when played by such a gifted artist. I do agree the Madagascar sounded slightly more articulate, although I would gladly love to own any one of the three.

[@Chess_Guitar]

Thank you for this interesting video; every Boucher guitar that I have heard (only in KZbin...🤷🏻‍♂️) is amazing. Regards,

[@roior]

I would take each of them anytime, anyday . . .great video idea, thanks Roger!

[@tomehCanada]

IMHO there is another factor not yet explored in this great comparison which is the guitars in a group setting. It could be two guitars where you would probably have complimentary guitars, a bluegrass combo of fiddle, mandolin, bass etc. Well done. Thank you. Thomas Althouse, Silk Purse Recording, Elora

[@theguitarschoolproject3785]

Oh my… pls keep making these videos

[@robertforbes6502]

Thank you, that was very helpful! Madagascar with 19:16 Masterbuilt torrified top. Gotta find a way to get one

[@ronniedouglas7930]

Very informative and enjoyable!

[@michaelwebster8389]

Actually - looking again, whilst there are differences between the sounds, the BG-52GM is slightly sweeter than the BG-52G, and the BG-152-GM is slightly sweeter again - but I think I like the BG-52G I got (that same guitar) just as much. It seems have a little extra punch through in the notes - possibly because it's bottom end isn't quite as resonant as the other two guitars. I couldn't choose a "better" guitar between them - they're all great and individual in their sounds. I can't put the BG-52G down at present. Every string at every position just has so much tone, thickness and presence. The top E is often a little weaker on many acoustics. Not so with these Bouchers. I'll definitely look at the GM when I get a BG-42.

[@chadmullins4373]

Awesome video! Love this bluegrass player

[@Luc-p5t]

Love the video. I own a bg-152gm and a bg52. They both sound great. But the 152 gm is in a whole different league. 👍👍👍

[@demolitionwilliams7419]

Boucher is simply the best there is

[@williambutler8624]

Very good comparison, all the guitars sound great, Boucher makes some of the best guitars 🎸 they have a unique sound, I would have to play one before I could choose, excellent video,you explained everything very well.

[@Benwaldner3298]

Sound incredible 😁

[@greenfinmusic5142]

I'm falling in love with Boucher guitars! And btw, from the front you look like basketball coaching legend Larry Brown :)

[@michaelwebster8389]

Nice comparison. Look forward to that BG-52G arriving here this week. Definitely some differences, but they're all so good.

[@michaelwebster8389]

BTW: I wasn't aware of how much there is to master grade before I chose the G pack, and ignored the master pack. The main thing I knew was about the aesthetics of the wood.

[@BrickhouseGuitarsKitchener]

You are going to absolutely love it!

[@michaelwebster8389]

@@BrickhouseGuitarsKitchener Just got it - and can't put it down. It's a complete cracker. So comfortable in the hands. clear and articulated, resonant and complex.

[@greenfinmusic5142]

@@michaelwebster8389 Are you still happy with it 10 months later?

[@michaelwebster8389]

@@greenfinmusic5142 Yes very happy. I also have some very nice Martins, and I'll pick one up and play it for a couple of weeks or months, before rotating to another guitar which seems to reinspire me. The BG-52g is louder than the Martins, and also a has a little more clarity. There are differences to the tone, and it sounds very sweet - most close to a D-28 sound as you'd expect, but I wouldn't say one hands down beats the other with respect to a good Martin vs the Boucher. Also, it seems that others hearing the playing really appreciate the sound. It's basically got a Martin sound, but perhaps a bit more modern and clear. The neck is great, so it's very comfortable in the hands, and it inspires me to play slightly differently than on my other guitars - possibly letting notes ring longer because of it's great resonance, and playing lighter because it's so loud.

[@jamesstivaly8274]

Folks Roger is a great Guy I purchased a Boucher from him 6 or so months ago and it’s amazing

[@allancopland1768]

Absolutely awesome guitars. No man is an island unless his name is .... Madagascar.

[@mikegraham4513]

What was the name of the last piece you played on these three guitar? I'd love to learn it. I can't get it out of my head.

[@thecanadianflatpicker]

Have you ever played an SG 152? What do you find the main difference between the BG and the SG series ?

[@BrickhouseGuitarsKitchener]

Hi. I have not had the pleasure of playings an SG152. I am sure it would be superb. Here is a great video with JP Cormier & Robin Boucher about this very topic of BG versus SG. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5-maauwmKaqZ6M Cheers. Roger

[@thecanadianflatpicker]

@@BrickhouseGuitarsKitchener thank you. I've watched that video with Jp and Robin many times lol