Norman ST68 Review 

Nice review, I have owned the ST68 for four years now and would not trade it.

Very helpful review. Thanks. (I just knew you'd break into some Skynyrd eventually!)

Good review , very thorough. I have just order the ST 68. Should be here next week.

Very nice sounding Guitar. Love the Avantone Mics.

Great vid. That guitar sounds a lot better then my old st68.

Thanks. I love them as well. You can't beat 'em for the money

Are you recording with a ART MPA II preamp? If so can you private message me the settings you use for recording acoustic guitar with your condenser mics???

I'm considering "upgrading" from my Taylor 214CE to the ST68 and pocketing the cash. Thoughts? You spoke pretty highly of this guitar.

wich strings pleace

Hello What are the strings used on this guitar. thank you.

Just got my GE 5 star and i wanna install it in my avantone cv12..is there a tutorial i can watch for this particular mic?

The Taylor 214 was compared to this Norman ST68 in this thread. Apples and oranges, other than the top wood, neck and shape, two entirely different guitars. Briefly, the Taylor 214 uses "layered rosewood" for the back and sides (but still an outstanding, lower end Taylor with superb workmanship). However, despite the layered rosewood on the Taylor, fellow guitarists have also been amazed at the overall sound and range, while finding it hard to believe that the back and sides were not solid ("one-piece") rosewood. Again, although I'd never buy another "laminate" guitar (I own a Taylor 810 and 410), the Taylor 214 was a great, small investment with beautiful, quality craftsmanship (build, finish, wood, etc) as well as outstanding sound, especially for a sub-$1000 guitar (under $800?) sounding even better than this Norman. Last, the Taylor 214 is very easy to play, highly recommended for your first guitar (I use it as my every day, go-to, knock-around guitar, however, it's still in the same condition as when I bought it 2 years ago!).

Richard and Claude Boucher are the sons of Norman Boucher. Claude Boucher is the Founder of Boucher guitars company,he left it 3 years ago . This year he created with his brother this new company. Richard and Claude Boucher guitars makers - ENGLISH VERSION

how has this guitar aged for you?