Hello @Duane, do you consider 10s too slinky on this guitar for playing mostly blues? Or just right? Which gauge were you using on your video? Love your videos, thanks!
Hey thanks for listening! I use 11s on mine because I play jazz and blues. 11s are the perfect medium because they have a thicker sound for jazz, but are not too hard to bend on for blues as well. 10s would definitely be easier for playing blues and rock.
Hey great video! Enjoy the new guitar. How does it compare to your I35LC now that you have something newer from Collings to compare it to? Of course they sound different but how do they play compared to one another? I have a 2012 I35LC and I love it!!
Thanks for listening! Its different from the I35LC in that its fully hollow and has P90s. I would say that its lighter and airier sounding than the 35. It has a more hollow sound, but has a little less sustain and mid-range than the 35. Cheers!
@@duanebroberg I saw you at the Julian show in September in LA! I didn’t say hi or anything. I drove from AZ for the show. It was amazing! And coincidentally my 470JL came that same weekend! It is truly an inspirational guitar!
I just got one of these as well. I love it. I am playing it through a Quilter Pro. Love it so far for funky stuff and Ive been using it for jazz. So much fun to play. I can't think of a guitar I have enjoyed more.
@@duanebroberg nice! That’s encouraging. As a person who has played for 35 years for strictly personal enjoyment I wonder about the viability as a career choice.
Beautiful guitar and some nice playing to show it off. But you can buy a Casino for $700 CAD which is a ton of fun to play and comes with decent P90 p/u as well.
