Crafting Classical Sounds With Luthier Jeffrey Elliot | Oregon Art Beat

[@badmotherfarker123]

Jeff and Cyndy are American treasures! I was fortunate to pick up one of Jeff's guitars a couple months ago and it definitely lives up to the legends! There's a good reason his guitars are rarely seen on the secondary market. GSI in Santa Monica has only seen 5ish of them in their 30+ years of business and they've gone through tons (comparatively) of Friederich, Torres and (Miguel) Rodriguez guitars.

[@ctchrisf]

lovely way to get the day started, thank you.

[@maxkievo]

Awsome fascinating amazing your work is fantastic ...

[@carlosb.6549]

Nice video, thank you! I like the moment when they tap the tonewoods to hear their sound

[@RoneiRamos]

Hello! This video is amazing! Can I make portuguese subtitles or download it and make those subtitles in portuguese in my KZbin channel giving the credits of the original video?

[@duncescotus2342]

I'm no fan of the Hauser sound, but this dude does it best.

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Agreed but, "dude" ?

[@duncescotus2342]

@@jeffhildreth9244 I know. You wouldn't have caught Segovia saying "dude."

[@agwbcfjc2]

You're no dunce, Scotus. ROFLMAO!!!!

[@martyjames6204]

@@duncescotus2342 nice comment dude

[@duncescotus2342]

@@martyjames6204 Why thank you. Am I the only who think it sounds a bit thick?

[@صباحالنور-و1ك]

The great making I'm hoping get is guitar cool I'm lucky is see you made thenky and good luck

[@bole4556]

Play it with no nails just the flesh and the guitar will sound much better, softer, instead of the bright tinny sound the trebles give off.