kissing
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Guilty confession.
I LOVE the sound of Classical Guitar.
I love how the extra scale length and larger body gives that extra resonance and depth of tone.
I often do find myself playing my dad's Classical Guitar, as well as ones in music stores. However, as a uker, I only utilise the 4 DGBE strings.
This is manageable, but not ideal.
I like Baritone uke, however, it doesn't have the same feel as a classical guitar. The smaller body and scale length produces a different tone.
Also the dimensions of the neck, body, etc makes me play differently on a classical guitar compared to a baritone uke.
Surely it can't be that hard for someone to make a classical guitar with 4 strings only. Is it too much to ask?
I've got a 4-string acoustic guitar and electric guitar (tenor guitars).
Is there somewhere I can get a 4-string classical guitar?
(Or am I just being lazy in refusing to learn 6-string).
I LOVE the sound of Classical Guitar.
I love how the extra scale length and larger body gives that extra resonance and depth of tone.
I often do find myself playing my dad's Classical Guitar, as well as ones in music stores. However, as a uker, I only utilise the 4 DGBE strings.
This is manageable, but not ideal.
I like Baritone uke, however, it doesn't have the same feel as a classical guitar. The smaller body and scale length produces a different tone.
Also the dimensions of the neck, body, etc makes me play differently on a classical guitar compared to a baritone uke.
Surely it can't be that hard for someone to make a classical guitar with 4 strings only. Is it too much to ask?
I've got a 4-string acoustic guitar and electric guitar (tenor guitars).
Is there somewhere I can get a 4-string classical guitar?
(Or am I just being lazy in refusing to learn 6-string).