Córdoba Stage Demo by NOVA 

I had >Yamaha, sold it. Could not get used to the body missing....

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And? It's still the guitar even if he did a hundred overdubs. This is the twenty-first century. We no longer set up a band in front of a mic and tell them, "play it good, boys," and engage the vinyl recording machine, like we did in the 1920s.

@@christocr aww can’t even handle criticism that isn’t for you. Make no mistake, talent shows integrity. Overdubs leave room for inserting whatever sound quality you want into the video.

@@brianbjur4796 Of course it leaves room for inserting whatever you want. That is the whole point! It's common. I know of no recorded music today that doesn't use modern technology, unless it is some novelty 1920s thing. Especially with today's recording software. I can put a hundred overdubs on my recordings if I really want to take the time to do that. Has nothing to do with integrity, but to do with getting the sound you want and pleasing the ear of the listener. Overdubs have been used for many, many years. If you want to claim that producers and artists such as Quincy Jones (who used extensive overdubs way back in the 1970s) have no integrity, fine. But for the average listener, they have no concept of that and simply want to hear a good song. This demo is a good song. Well crafted. These guys are REALLY good. I'd never heard them until now, and since I'm into bossa nova type music, I'll be checking them out, overdubs or no overdubs. Your criticism sounds a lot like a some classical guitar purist ripping on nylon strings being used rather than natural gut strings. It just has no relevance at all in today's music scene.

@@christocr you’ve missed the point. I never said overdubs have no integrity. When you’re selling an electrically amplified acoustic instrument, it is deceptive, self-serving, cheesy, distracting, dishonest, and just weird to overdub the use of the product. We don’t even know if it’s the same person playing the overdubs. It doesn’t matter for the song being played, it matters that it’s a product demonstration not an editing demonstration

@@brianbjur4796 Well, all I can say is that I wasn't aware that Cordoba even had this model until today. This video was a random "pop up" that I watched. It piqued enough interest for me to check out a bunch of the other videos demoing this guitar (this video is still my favorite, but that is probably due to the fact that I really like the song and I'm into this kind of music). So I think in that regard, the video does what Cordoba intended it to do--generate interest, especially for guitarists in this genre (I also wasn't aware of this band and now I am, thankfully, due to this video). I have three Cordoba guitars, two of them being Cordoba's top-line expensive 55FCE guitars. But because of this video, I really want to check this model out, even though it would be considered one of Cordoba's "cheapies." It looks to be a pretty cool product. And everything I've had made by Cordoba has been very impressive.

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Go to the bands youtube channel. They are NOVA and the song is O Telefone. This video is a product demo for the guitar so of course there will be talking about the guitar and how he uses it.