Br1ck
Senior Member
Now that I've had it back for several months after the neck reset, etc. , I thought I'd give it a reevaluation. The verdict is the same and even better. This may be the most versatile guitar I own. This is due to it's remarkable clarity. I was playing some ragtime and country blues fingerpicking last night, a style where I favor my parlors, and just for fun picked up the dread and was astounded at the evenness.
It is also getting heavy use as my singing backup guitar, both flatpicked and fingerpicked. I have not experienced any discomfort from the size, and the problem I thought I'd have with it, the slim neck, has turned into an asset as well.
Much as I like the D 18s of the mid sixties, I don't know that I'd trade. Hard to believe such a modest instrument can do so many things well.
It is also getting heavy use as my singing backup guitar, both flatpicked and fingerpicked. I have not experienced any discomfort from the size, and the problem I thought I'd have with it, the slim neck, has turned into an asset as well.
Much as I like the D 18s of the mid sixties, I don't know that I'd trade. Hard to believe such a modest instrument can do so many things well.