How to choose a guitar- Ask Tatyana 

Eric Reesor, thank you for a very helpful tip. Too often a new guitar is judged favourably as to whether it plays well in the open position.

Some good info here. I have never come across a newly built high end classical guitar with any intonation issues but some older ones can be a problem. Usually this is caused by inferior repair work or refretting. I once found a dead note on a £10,000 in a shop due to a refretting shambles. As Eric states, harmonics are a good indication of this. My method is, start at the top of your budget. No cheap guitars which are not hand made are any good. Go for a reputable maker. Do your research. Look at build quality, it should be a work of art. Play EVERY fret with chromatic scales. Lastly play some bass heavy pieces (Lobos prelude no1) and some treble pieces, (ie; Tarrega ) and if they sound nice your on a winner!

Omg, that's a great formula!

Love that formula. A bit difficult to calculate but absolutely true!

1. piezo alone kills any nuances of the guitar and sounds extremly dull without a proper signal chain. in general amp electronics are best used in combination with a microphone and a good sound engineer. if a direct signal is a stage or recording requirement, a dedicated electroacoustic guitar will always beat any non-invasive solutions. also it's adviseable to have monitor headphones or speaker ready, preferably passive ones. piezo clip tuners, even the cheapest ones, do their job tho. 2. cutaway will always sound a little bit 'brighter' in clean, non cut will have that little extra bass in comparison. but the difference fades away the moment you turn on the EQ. personally i am a purist, but i hope it helps.

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Actually it is the other way around: all "1k+ high class" guitars are very different and have often a very distinct character in tone and feel due to wood choices, luthier skill, age and uniqueness. Most Luthiers differ into 4-5 "Quality-classes" and it's kinda hard to stick a strict pricetag due different prodoct lines for different purposes and skill levels. 0. "The Bad Decision - i can play wonderwall skill". Anything below 200EUR or mostly 300 in retail is basicly overpriced burning wood aimed to the christmas consumer market. ex. Benton, Fender, even Höfner. 1. "The Basic - Student skill". A massive top and a clean rosewood fretboard is "the basic". You can easily find a very good study guitar for 200-400EUR, ex. Takamine, Höfner, i personally think that Yamaha especially the CG series are way underrated for the low budget. But it's kinda a grey zone, some manufactures have models with an overall good guitar body but save on mechanics or shipping costs. 2. "The Middle - Concert skill". 400-1000 is kinda a twilight zone where you "pay for the brand", ex. ibanez, cordoba, martinez, ramirez and other generic spanish sounding names. But you can also find a good Hanika or Alhambra out of spruce or cedar with a reinforced neck or even a double top in that range. 3. "High Class - Artist skill". It is hard to range here. About above 700-800+ you start paying not only for the material or the difficult construction of the instrument, but also for the rosettes, extravagant mechanics, or some sort of wood out of the Fangorn Forests. If you have 1,5k+, don't even bother looking for a brand there, search for a good luthier. There are a lot of luthiers who sell quality handmade guitars for a low price, but they look or sound sometimes very dull and other times very excellent. A lot of luthiers don't even sell their "basic" models under 2k. If price is only on inquiry, double and tripple up your budget. 4. "Master Class - Maestro skill". 1,5k-3k and above you can order a custom made instrument if you know the luthier in person. A good, known and well experienced luthier can and will easily charge 6k+. 5. "Priceless Class - Tatyana Ryzhkova skill". Some 102 years old guitars, or weird patented nanotechnology stuff made by dwarfes with virgin tears as adhesive. If priced, mostly more worth than a new car or a small house, but can sound like a wal mart guitar if not properly restored due age or just from a hisorically overrated luthier. Just remember, it's a huge market, it has nice and bad mass products, own overpriced or underrated brands and expensive but low quality hand made products, due high manufacturing costs and cheap and high quality products due smart opportunity costs. Also important for students: sometimes small wood imperfections can half the price of an instrument. I hope it helps a bit. And remember: the beauty of a sound comes from the hands, not from the instrument alone.

Thank you for your excellent contribution! I understand Tatyana wish to give us a "methodology" to buy the right guitar, but sometimes we need more a general "prescription", like you did. I learn to play classic guitar when young, and stopped by a decade, or more. When I decided to go back, I had difficulties even to tune the guitar - rusty ear! So an untrained ear can't perceive the difference of good and bad instrument - there is some "audio blindness". Your scale provide general lines so the guy know how much money he needs, what kind of store to go, brands, etc.. In Brazil, there is some local production with "premium" lines that I will take a look, as Di Giorgio, but there is also some interesting brands as Ibanez and Yamaha with good local support.

Lagrima by Tarrega

No dear this is defintly not Lagrima.

@@ma1946 oh sorry she plays Lagrima at the end of the video but I don’t know the other one

Maria linemann « souvenir »

Does it matter if the guitar likes you or not and if you are what it needs?

César Luis Zablosky Moyano lo que más menciona en el video es comparar guitarras para ver las diferencias o balances del sonido; comparar estas mismas con la nuestra para que sea más fe nuestro agrado. Además de que consideremos el sonido cómo es que cambia de acuerdo a la habitación donde se toque, Por lo que recomienda que el instrumento lo probemos nosotros y no otros.

Untertitel funktionieren sehr gut am pc, am tablet oder smartphone nicht immer unterstüzt. Zumal die englische Sprache im Jahr 2019 als allg. Verständigungssprache an Gewicht zugenommen hat, so das man davon ausgehen muss, dass jeder Mensch sie beherrscht. Russisch sollte ebenso dazu verwendet werden, aber das erfordert etwas mehr Gehirnaktivität ;) Somit bleiben wir wohl beim einfacheren english..

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Maria Linnemann "Souvenir"

Thanks for the answer, great video btw :P

Realshadowinfakeworld LAGRIMA

The only reason i watched this video