Thanks!!! How much would u say would get a really good guitar I don't want over two thousand...????

@Woy Thank you very much I really appreciate the comment. Sorry its taken me so long to reply. These is now a Spotify link for this arrangement which will have better audio. https://open.spotify.com/track/1FM7cT5xZ5OmeOoS3nOQ0V?si=Dd9Ly7orTe2gFYB0LZPkMg

@FlorianFaber thanks for your introduction!

I really liked your playing style !

In the near future we will make it possible to embed the youtube videos here.

Cheers,
Johannes

First of all, thanks for all the effort to research and model this!
A friend of mine did some modeling as well, and came to the conclusion that there should be a treble increase, rather than the perceived decrease:

Even though the exact values differ from your (probably more correct) model, the effect is clear.

So, what could we really conclude from all this? That our models are too simplistic? It seems like they contradict your empirical tests? One indication of the complexity is the fact that in your real recording example, the 12th and 13th component is really louder in the rolled-off case, right?

Thanks

@al_tennant Wow that's great!! Happy that you found the guitar you wanted! Sounds like a great guitarshop.. if I'm ever in Colorado I will make sure to stop by!

Thanks for the info! My little brother is learning acoustic guitar. Until now, he has learned different techniques like strummer, flatpicking or travis picking. His music lesson is going well under the trained professional and hope so he learns well and play beautifully!

Got source code?
https://lifeluvr.github.io/EzTuner

Thanks, I have been using exclir but they don't last more than a year....

The video is awesome!!

@rawger Awesome to see you her Roger!!

@ProGuitar Ahhhh great! This is awesome!

Hello @Lucas!

Thanks for introducing yourself. I really love your playing and I hope you will share your videos and recordings at ProGuitar in the future!

Cheers

Very welcome @Nicklas-Boman

Thanks for introducing yourself! Looking forward to your participation in building this awesome Community.

/Johannes

Welcome @Woy and thanks for your introduction!

@Praise22 Welcome to this forum!

We really appreciate that you are a part of building this community. It is so fun to gather people from all around the world who share the love to guitars and guitar playing.

@Hudson_Dean Hey man! Great question! I think I can add something to this thread. I really love that Fingerstyle Guitar always is changing, and I discover new ways of playing all the time! If you look at the "Boom Chick" Chet Atkins Style, there's many players playing in this style - but there are some significant differences between say Merle Travis and Chets playing! Chet played the bass notes very articulated and usually have the same picking pattern for the right hand thumb. For instance, if he'd play a regular C chord in the open position, he'd play the A string first, then the D string, then the E string, and back to the D string. That's in 4/4. Merle on the other hand would kind of "strum" and strike several bass-notes at the same time using the thumb pick. Starting on the A string, and then kind of strum the D, G and even the B string at once, and then play the low E string and then strum those 3 strings again! Similar to Chet but still way different! There are so many things that I could add to this topic but for now I'll let someone else take over, and I'll be back!! Looking forward to reading more from you Hudson! Kind regards/Emil

@Hudson_Dean Welcome Hudson!!

Hello Aleksander,

Thank you for contributing to this community! We are working on multiple exciting projects and we will need as much help as possible to make this community and our coming applications awesome!

Vi hörs!

I have to agree... the first that come to mind are Martin... several other companies have sets of phospher/bronze acoustic stings available.. try google or yahoo to look it up... good hunting...