Post by Derick on Jul 2, 2021 14:01:59 GMT -5
Well it all started this Wednesday after the visit to the local guitar shop, I bought a Sigma 000TCE model guitar, and I'm very pleased with it.
But during this visit I tried a Sigma J200 and a Sigma Hummingbird guitar, thought these were great guitars.
I kept thinking about the Sigma J200 and Hummingbird guitars, and thought I've ended up with three guitars that a similar, thats 000 size with Spruce top.
So thought I'd visit the local guitar shop again to day, and take the first Sigma 000 that I've got just incase I decided to do a part exchange deal for the Sigma J200 or Hummingbird model.
First tried the Sigma J200 model, beautiful guitar, but somewhere in the past I've had the Epiphone J200 and remembered that this guitar is not comfortable for me to play to big, so next tried the Sigma Hummingbird model,
again a beautiful guitar, great sound/tone but I haven't had a Dreadnought size guitar for years, played it for about half an hour, wasn't sure, it still felt to big.
Then I noticed this Sigma 00 or Parlour size guitar, solid Sitka Spruce top, Mahogany back and sides, had a little play and it felt right and had a nice sound/tone when finger picked. So cut a long story short, I bought it.
It's the same as in the video below, but not much for the tone he gets with a pick.
Here is another video of the guitar, fingerpicked I think it sounds far better.
But during this visit I tried a Sigma J200 and a Sigma Hummingbird guitar, thought these were great guitars.
I kept thinking about the Sigma J200 and Hummingbird guitars, and thought I've ended up with three guitars that a similar, thats 000 size with Spruce top.
So thought I'd visit the local guitar shop again to day, and take the first Sigma 000 that I've got just incase I decided to do a part exchange deal for the Sigma J200 or Hummingbird model.
First tried the Sigma J200 model, beautiful guitar, but somewhere in the past I've had the Epiphone J200 and remembered that this guitar is not comfortable for me to play to big, so next tried the Sigma Hummingbird model,
again a beautiful guitar, great sound/tone but I haven't had a Dreadnought size guitar for years, played it for about half an hour, wasn't sure, it still felt to big.
Then I noticed this Sigma 00 or Parlour size guitar, solid Sitka Spruce top, Mahogany back and sides, had a little play and it felt right and had a nice sound/tone when finger picked. So cut a long story short, I bought it.
It's the same as in the video below, but not much for the tone he gets with a pick.
Here is another video of the guitar, fingerpicked I think it sounds far better.
