Levin Model 4N Orchestra Demo (My Guitars #16)

[@paulgerards6494]

Sounds great, thick and warm! FAT 2!

[@n1ghtprwlr]

great tone and playing!

[@gustavlundgren]

Thanks!

[@jorikvoit7911]

Hey Gustav, Great playing and Video! I am a lefty myself and apart from the fact you make me a really proud lefty, I am wondering what bridge and nut you have installed or you would recommend? Also how do you go about buying an old guitar do you try them out upside down or take a right handed player with you or do you just buy them? Much love from Germany Jorik

[@gustavlundgren]

Thanks! I have a tune o'matic bridge now. That way you can tune the instrument. The nut was made by my luthier.

[@mer1red]

Very nice sound. Acoustic and electric. For the latter, the pickup is of course essential, it's a pity that the type is not known.

[@MattiasBrahammar]

Hej Gustav, super nice playing as always! I have a Levin Royal from 1944 that I've electrified with a Rythm Chief pickup. I'm curious if your 4N also has a totally flat radius? Mine is like that (I'm sure it's original, frets and all) and it makes the playing experince quite different from more typical "modern" (late 50's and on...) guitars. I also would like to know what strings you use on your 4N? I've tried both Thomastik flatwounds as well as Monels (which were suppesedly what they used in 1944). Thanks for your nice videos, friendly and informative style and great playing!

[@gustavlundgren]

Thanks! Yes, all levin guitars have a flat radius. I use Thomastik 0.12 swing.

[@dennisboyce813]

Did you convert it to left handed?

[@gustavlundgren]

Yes of course

[@dennisboyce813]

@@gustavlundgren Just asking as some guitar factories do. Thanks