@GuitarUniverse2013

5 months ago

Buzz! You’re my hero… I can’t believe how great classical fretless guitars sound. And a baritone classical fretless guitar? It’s just too incredible to even imagine. I’ve been playing guitar for 50 years and I have the usual assortment. a fender telecaster and a Stratocaster. Ken Parker fly guitar. A junkie down electro a three-quarter size mini fender Stratocaster 1918 the Gibson Sheridan Guitar. Sitar. A beautiful. Oud, built in Tunisia. A epitome acoustic electric, Taylor acoustic señor archangel Fernandes built me a class guitar and I picked it up in Madrid when I went there to study when I was 17. I have five laps steel guitars, including a 1956 Gibson with a matching amp. Alvarez acoustic from Japan, built by Yari himself. And so forth I’ve been trying to figure out which baritone guitar to buy, and I can’t decide whether to get acoustic or an electric, or both. And now, I have phone in love with fretless classical guitars. I’m wondering if they make fretless resonator guitars that sound like a guitar but kind of like a slide guitar. I don’t have much use for 12 strings, and I can get that sound through my effect racks, and now, added to the list would be a regular fretless classical guitar, a baritone fretless, classical guitar, and so on and so on. I live in a really big place, it’s almost filled to the rafter with amps guitars pianos keyboards gear. I’m not married, and I have no children and nobody to tell me what to do so I guess I’ll just keep on buying guitars. Anyway Buzz, you’re a real inspiration. You got a great touch and I’m wondering, do you have perfect pitch? Relative pitch? How hard is it to play a classical fretless guitar with such respect for the intonation?

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