For Fans of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine
Hey everyone, I would like to perform a simple survey of all that will reply to this. I am very curious what brand and model of guitar is the most popular among the flatpickers here. There are thousands of members here so it will be great information for someone trying to decide on a "friend". So lets have it flatpickers, what do you play?
I will start;
I play a McPherson MG 4.5 with bearclaw sitka spruce top and indian rosewood b&s
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Play a Martin HD-28 & Martin SWDGT (Cherry). The SWDGT has a great sound for flatpicking bluegrass. The mid's, high's and responce are increadable. Sold a 1968 D-18 for it and it was the best thing I did. The HD-28 is just a great guitar.
Permalink Reply by J J Hildreth on January 6, 2012 at 6:40pm I added a new D-18VS , or SV, custom in late May.
Instead of the slotted head it is solid; instead of sitka, adirondack top.
Permalink Reply by Scott Reil on January 16, 2012 at 6:37am I play a Lowden S10. Very deep full sound.
Permalink Reply by Christian Dam on January 31, 2012 at 2:04pm I play a Melville OM/000 as my main guitar. Not as loud as a dreadnought, of course, but it's a really really good guitar that is far from a one trick pony. Exepensive but worth every penny.
Check it out! http://www.melvilleguitars.com/ ( He rarely updates his site though)
Permalink Reply by J J Hildreth on March 10, 2012 at 7:53pm Sold the Gibson WM-45, Gave the Godin 5th to my grandson,
Bought another Martin,my 4th 12 fret dread... a custom D18-SV (VS) with adirondack top and solid peghead.
Permalink Reply by Rick Smith on March 11, 2012 at 5:18am Hi
I play a 2006 Martin D18GE, mohogany back and side , adirondak top, loud, clear, responsive, wonderful presence. I also play a 1994 Martin D41, warm, clear, but not as loud.
Permalink Reply by Jerry Martin on March 14, 2012 at 11:33am Hi all, I am new here and new to flatpicking guitar, I am not a beginner totally as I have played country type songs for years. I have a Eastman E10OM in sunburst, I hope it's not forbidden I know where it's made but for the money I love it. The body is mahogany and the top is Eng srpruce. If I am successful at learning and improve enough I will probably get a dread of some kind but need to save up for another down the road.
Permalink Reply by Denny on March 16, 2012 at 1:26pm Takamine F340S-LH It's a 1981 model and one of the "law suit" guitars. It's a dead ringer for the Martin D-18 and the sound is remarkably close as well.
Permalink Reply by John L. David on March 17, 2012 at 12:45pm I play two different guitars. My primary instrument is a Martin custom HD-28 with an Adirondack Spruce top and scalloped bracing. I also play a custom made Taylor Model 810 Brazilian. My Taylor was made in 1995 and my Martin in 2004.
Permalink Reply by Bob McDermott on March 21, 2012 at 12:46pm Martin Golden Era 000-18, custom from MFG in FL. Best sounding guitar I've heard. I also have a
HD 28, a Takamini, and my main axe, a Gibson Sam Bush model Mandolin, 2000.
Permalink Reply by Rick Smith on March 22, 2012 at 6:25am Love those gibson mandolins. I have a gibson f5g.
Permalink Reply by Rick Smith on March 22, 2012 at 6:27am Has anyone played a Martin D28 Dan Tyminski ? I believe the Martin D18GE and the D28 Tyminski are the best guitars Martin is making. My goal is to make the Dan Tyminski my next purchase.
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