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I start with the fact that a Luthier called Antonio de Torres built a cardboard guitar with only the top being solid wood. People enjoyed its sound and were amazed. Others tried the same experiment with conclusive results. Back and sides is less important than the top soundboard. There is "high...

If you think the sound differences are not attributable to the variable discussed then I hope you answer Yes.

Will you approve and sign my curriculum vitae?

83% hear a difference between laminated and solid back and sides. Are they exceptional like me? Maybe.

Look at the guy from Unicorn Land who thinks he can bash someone he thinks is younger and less experienced.

I also hear the differences between laminated and solid back. My question is does this difference is mainly due to the bracing inside.

It's the Acoustic Heaven section here.

So you have two same acoustic guitars with solid top soundboard. One has laminated (plywood) back and sides, the other has solid wood back and sides. Everything else is the same : wood species, construction, weight and measurements. Both guitars were made on a Thursday when the sun was at its...

Reality is made in China.

After my practice sessions I played in front of a bunch of ladies and they all wanted to bed me.

I am not. The Harmony guitar is not the only guitar ever recorded. In order to learn you need to practice with the same tonal characteristics that is present on the recording. If your instrument sounds bluesy you won't learn/play flamenco. You need an instrument that sounds right for the purpose...

I like when they call me a troll and start comparing musical instruments to burgers.

This Harmony is currently teaching me how to play the exact same thing I hear on the recording.

I am not relaxed. I am excited to buy some stuff that you bought for multiple grands it will cost me $20.

Can you please name the model that replicate an expensive guitar?

Cheap as in costing a lot less.

I always felt like a lawyer, a patriot and a good obeying citizen... Then I saw a Chibson.

Regardless of their inferior built quality 70's MIA Martins and Gibsons cost many grands. There is excessive hate towards replicas so much that some bring the discussion to a personal level, which indicates we are dealing with bashing not objectivity and facts.

I believe some 70's japanese lawsuit guitars are equal if not superior in built quality than some MIA ones. They are still hidden gems that people know little about. I will never spend more than $500 for an acoustic instrument when you have people finding some for $20 + neck reset that are as...

Looking at Martin D18 copies right now I have this kind of list to watch : Martin D18 = Alvarez 5022 Martin D18 = Aria 9400 Martin D18 = Aria Pro II PW-18 Martin D18 = Hondo H-18E Martin D18 = Hondo H308 Martin D18 = Ibanez 627 Martin D18 = Jagard JD-20M Martin D18 = Morris W-18 Martin D18 =...

You go to the girlfriend shop and you try them all.

I found a way to go a little faster: Google: Acoustic guitar lawsuit, images.

I don't have time to waste for that. Not promoting or selling. Just discussing (and buying).

Same construction, material and measurements.

Martin D-18 and Takamine F340S. Not all verified but it seems to go like this: Martin D18 = Takamine F340S Martin D28 = Takamine F360s & F370s Martin D35 = Takamine F375s Martin D41 = Takamine F450sa