iamdavidmorris
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DustyCat said:
Torres was a nineteenth-century luthier that made classical guitars. He had been dead for sixty years before the invention of the electric guitar.
Mahogany on Maple body questions
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Torres was a nineteenth-century luthier that made classical guitars. He had been dead for sixty years before the invention of the electric guitar.
What this always comes down to is the individual as a player.
If a player can hear actual or percieved tonal differences and that makes them feel better about their playing, then the result is, they play better. When they play better, they enjoy it more and so does the audience.
Tone matters. No matter how you want to divide it, explain it, myth bust it, construe it, negate it, quantify it, or any other expletive you care to throw at it.
In the end, it matters to the player. All the other players are unimportant!
If a player can hear actual or percieved tonal differences and that makes them feel better about their playing, then the result is, they play better. When they play better, they enjoy it more and so does the audience.
Tone matters. No matter how you want to divide it, explain it, myth bust it, construe it, negate it, quantify it, or any other expletive you care to throw at it.
In the end, it matters to the player. All the other players are unimportant!
Steve_Karl
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Hence the ol cliche' ... "I play off of my tone"
Steve_Karl
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Of course it is ... just like mine is better than yours. That's why I own mine and you own yours.
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StubHead said:
I see.
My amp reproduces my guitar's frequencies clearer than your amp.
:laughing7:
(because it doesn't squash my guitar's signal with too much distortion
and due to going through a very simple circuit path)
