Simon Patrick Natural Elements Heart of Wild Cherry Acoustic Guitar

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In this video we have a look at the Simon Patrick Natural Elements Heart of Wild Cherry Acoustic Guitar.
This beautiful instrument is made right here in Canada in the province of Quebec.
The Simon Patrick Natural Elements Heart of Wild Cherry acoustic guitar features back & sides made from a three-layer lamination of Heart of Wild Cherry from Northern Quebec.
Natural & unique variations in the wood mean that no two pieces will look the same.
Select pressure tested solid tops ensure the highest levels of stiffness and rigidity along with maximum harmonic vibration.
A Custom Polished finish gives a satin sheen to each model and accentuates the pure natural beauty of the tonewood while allowing the guitar to breathe and vibrate freely.
All Natural Elements models include B-Band T35 electronics with built-in tuner and lithium battery.
This beautiful guitar is available from Gilbert Guitars in Orillia. You can reach Gilbert Guitars by phone at [phone] or on the web at www.gilbertguitars.com
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[@74dartman13]

That's a beauty...and sounds great, too!👍😎🎸🎶

[@LucasCrossleyGuitar]

Thank you Dartman! Hope you're doing well buddy! Cheers!!

[@74dartman13]

@@LucasCrossleyGuitar you're welcome. I'm doing well...working on guitar projects. Hope you're doing well to! Take care!🙂

[@davidwilliams5850]

Very nice.

[@LucasCrossleyGuitar]

That's very kind David thank you!!

[@BuffaloC305]

Almost a year after you did this... I wish built-in-tuner folks made access to their battery easier (as I do with all piezo styles - heck, maybe a pop-up hood on the string-bridge!! ha ha). The output jack's 9v is wonderfully easy to access, and I then go back to those tuner designers - "Why not easy access to that battery, too? You've already cut a huge hole in the top curve - why not a poke-in spring-out slot-design for the li'l 3032 style batteries? Or are those AAA's needing a 'silo' like design? Every flashlight in the world has used 'silo' designs." You didn't a hyperlink for the S&P website but you displayed the correct website. Thanks. But now, 9 months after your video, this model of guitar wasn't found on my first-pass. Do you know why? Do they build guitars with only available materials and thus do not seek out rare or out-of-season woods? These questions I'll address to them, frankly. I thought it was curious that you didn't provide a link to that specific guitar, though, and I'm glad you gave a price-point. Great review and when I'm dealing with students, I love finding reviewers that offer important details. Most consumers wouldn't think of some points, thus this review offers a level of 'education to the prospective consumer' that's better than most. Thanks.

[@Mammal911]

Do the S and Ps have the larger nut width, similar to the seagulls?

[@LucasCrossleyGuitar]

I’m sorry. I’m not sure. I should have checked that. It’s been ages since I had this guitar to test.