@brock-sirko No problem! :)

@brock-sirko No problem! :)

Hi Ben,

I´ve sent you an email. Let us continue there so we can sort this out.

Best regards,
Rickard
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Hello Florian,

You could look into Evo frets if you can live with the gold color. They are not as hard as stainless steel but much harder than traditional frets. The size, especially the height, also depends on the string gauge and how hard you press when fretting. These two factors impact the intonation quite a bit.

Kind regards,
Johannes

@emilernebro
That would be awesome!
Looking foward for that.
Thank you!

@garfunkel214
Hi Chris!

I use 12-53 but I actually change the 12 to a 14 (Joe Robinson suggested me to try it out and I love it, because I get a nice tone on the high E string even with a low action). Hope all is well Chris! Have a great day! Kind regards /E

@dpmcleod Hi there Dan!
Thanks for asking! I don't actually stretch my hands at all, but I do sometimes warm up playing a few exercises, or songs. Nowadays, having a family, two small kids, I sometimes don't find the time to pick up the guitar, so I take a day off from the guitar sometimes because of that. But I used to play at least 6 hours/day every day of the year :) Hope you have a great day Dan! Kind regards/E

@cofffeefcy Hi there! So sorry for this late response!

I've tried different kinds of guitar strings on my nylon guitar. But they are all High tension strings. "Hannaback 815 SHT (super high tension), Savarez Super high tension, Knobloch ACTIVES Double silver High Tenstion and D'addario high tension.

The guitar I used on these vidoes is a Sandén Nylon string guitar.
It's 48 mm at the nut and 60 mm where the neck meets the body.

Hope this answers your questions!! Have a great day :) /Emil

I have 5 different acoustic guitars ranging from $100 to $1500. I'm not sure if there is any way to accurately place a quality to value ratio. However, my Fender acoustic ($900) sounds just as good as my $1500 Gibson. The main difference I'd place on it is playability. The Gibson seems to play significantly easier than all my other guitars. I'm no expert though! Hope this helps!

I wouldn't order a guitar online unless there were a no hassle, no cost return policy. However, I would much rather pick it up and play it prior to purchasing.

Your strings will definitely start to sound a little dull after a while. I really like Elixir strings for my acoustics. Polyweb or Nanoweb. Supposedly, the Nanoweb are designed to last longer. Good luck!

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@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