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Todd Voss Music
United States
Registrace 28. 06. 2020
2022 Martin 000-15m
Elixir custom light gauge 11-52 phosphor bronze nanoweb
BlueChip TAD-3R 50
BlueChip TAD-3R 50
zhlédnutí: 627
Video
2024 Martin Custom Shop 0000-18
zhlédnutí 208Před 28 dny
sitka top, adirondack golden era scalloped forward shifted top braces ordered thru Reno's Music
2016 Martin 00L-17 Black Smoke
zhlédnutí 331Před 2 měsíci
3 lbs 8 oz Daddario EXP-16 strings BlueChip TPR-45 pick
2022 Martin D-15m
zhlédnutí 330Před 3 měsíci
Elixir HD light gauge phosphor bronze nanoweb strings, Dunlop Primetione 1 5mm pick
2023 Martin 000-15sm
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 3 měsíci
D'Addario EJ-16 light gauge phosphor bronze strings, BlueChip TAD-55 pick
2022 Martin HD-28 standard
zhlédnutí 737Před 3 měsíci
Elixir light gauge phosphor bronze nanoweb strings, BlueChip TPR-45 pick
2023 Martin custom 000-28 Special Sweetwater edition
zhlédnutí 857Před 3 měsíci
Adirondack top, 1 11/16" nut width, long thru saddle
Campbell's Farewell to Red Gap
zhlédnutí 483Před 5 měsíci
My life and music partner Fern and I play our favorite traditional fiddle tune on her 1923 Gibson style A mandolin, and my 2022 Martin D-15m.
The Rising of the Moon
zhlédnutí 173Před 5 měsíci
One of our favorite traditional songs, which was written in the 1860's, about the Irish Rebellion of 1798 against the British Army. Played on a 2020 Martin 000-18, a cajon and a (muted) marching snare drum.
Rosin the Bow
zhlédnutí 99Před 6 měsíci
Listen with headphones for best quality sound. A traditional Irish tune that has been used widely for different songs in the British Isles and America. Just a good ol' drinking song in anticipation of St. Patrick's Day. 2020 Martin 000-18
I Wish I Had Someone to Love Me
zhlédnutí 162Před 6 měsíci
Written by Guy Massey in the 1920's, performed by Vernon Dalhart and by The Dubliners. 2020 Martin 000-18
Raglan Road
zhlédnutí 395Před 6 měsíci
From a poem written by Peter Kavanagh in the 1940's. Set to the tune of Dawning of the Day by Luke Kelly of the Dubliners in the 1970's. 2022 Martin D-15m
Recording King RM-997 VG Swamp Dog resonator
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 8 měsíci
Recording King RM-997 VG Swamp Dog resonator
Recording King RR-41 VS Rattlesnake resonator
zhlédnutí 742Před 8 měsíci
Recording King RR-41 VS Rattlesnake resonator
2012 Martin custom 0000 all mahogany w/custom sunburst
zhlédnutí 495Před rokem
2012 Martin custom 0000 all mahogany w/custom sunburst
Top of Cork Road/The Traveler Martin D-18
zhlédnutí 304Před rokem
Top of Cork Road/The Traveler Martin D-18
2022 Martin DSS-17 Whiskey Sunset demo
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed rokem
2022 Martin DSS-17 Whiskey Sunset demo
Gibson has been a leader for years. I have 2 and like this J45 series a lot My hummingbird sounds great too
Great Martin. Great song 👍
@@rodolpho_augusto thanks!
Figuuu Goguyy
Todd - another question please. What mic are you using to record this instrument?
@@andynovak9838 Hi Andy, the mic is an Audio Technica AT 2021 small diaphragm condenser mic, I like it a lot.
I think it was Chet Atkins who once said that it takes a guitar 20 years to figure out that it isn’t a tree anymore.
@@rogerdsmith That's a great quote, never heard that! Thanks for sharing, cheers!
Sounds lovely, I especially liked the finger picking.
@@ronalbert6287 thank you, glad you liked it!
Did you find this model had enough bass presence with the thinner body depth?
@@josephryan5396 yes it has very good bass...full, rich, not muddy
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So beautiful!!!!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Sounds nice!!! What's the tune you play starting around 1:30 mark?
Thanks William! The Leaving of Liverpool, I have a singing version too.
@toddvossmusic7833 ok, thanks. It sounded very familiar, so maybe that's where I had heard it. Its got a nice peaceful feeling to it
really liked that pancho and lefty!
@@whitemat76 thanks, glad you liked it, cheers!
Todd are you using light gauge or medium gauge strings? Sounds great!
@@andynovak9838 Thanks Andy, elixir hd light, which are medium tops, light bottoms.
Correction, DAddario EJ-16 light, in desctiption.
czcams.com/video/gw-h-Quf9ak/video.html The real thing. In case you're wondering. I wouldn't watch it if you already bought one of these...
I got one 8 months ago. I love love love it.
@@lamar1423 congrats! Thanks for watching.
I have been saving up for this one
@@toddcagle4245 good for you, you will like it.
Thanks for posting this! It’s been hard to find any audio of this model. I’m not normally a 000 guy sound wise, they sound a bit too boxy to me but this one really sounds killer from the 2 videos I could find on it. The main difference being this guy has non scalloped bracing and an adi top. Difference neck profile and nut width, but sonically it sounds better than a standard 00028 to me by a lot. What are your impressions so far with this guitar?
@@robbynaumann439 Hey Robby, it is a great guitar. Has been played very little, in like new condition, so it hasn't opened up fully, but it definitely has more headroom and muscle than a standard 000-28. Actually I currently have it for sale on Reverb, need to pare down, check it out. Cheers!
@@toddvossmusic7833 awesome, good to know. It’s a really tough choice trying to figure out what to get, there are a lot of good options from Martin. This Sweetwater 000 is definitely on my list. Thanks for the reply!
@@robbynaumann439 you might also consider an OM, the longer scale gives you more volume and punch. Or a 0000, such as M-36, approaches dreadnought volume and bass in a more comfortable size.
@@toddvossmusic7833 Yeah, I’m currently playing a D18, which is absolutely love. But I’m thinking of getting something smaller and different. Bought an HD28 and like it, but not as much as my D18 so that’s where I’m at. Thinking of returning and getting something else. M36 and J40 are both on my list. Though the 000 is enticing to me because of the shorter scale. I do like the OM28, just not sure if I want the longer scale, and not sure if I’m sold on the Sitka rosewood combo after hearing the 000 with adi and rosewood.
@@robbynaumann439 if you're willing to spend the money Gruhn Guitars has some great Martin customs that might give you the size and wood combo you like. Also, they make a great 0000-15m all mahogany for $1800 if you like the 15's.
Why compare solid mahogany acoustic to spruce top guitar.
@@johnoffutt898 Why not!? Demonstrates the difference the tonal difference.
Beautifuly done
I've decided to order a D-15 based on the various 15 series instruments you have made demos of. Do you have any preference between the standard finish and the street master finish? Is one more popular in general than the other? I like both but wonder if I'll tire of the street master look over time. I know the standard model uses rosewood for their fingerboard and bridges and the street master uses Katalox. Do you have a preference here and is there a slight tonal difference? Someone told me Katalox is denser like ebony and transfers sound better. Lastly, does the 000-15SM have the power of the dreadnought model but just in a different body configuration Thanks, Bill
@@2628064379 Hi Bill, thanks for watching and your questions, glad if I can help you make decisions. The 15 series is great in my opinion, great look, sound and feel. I prefer and never get tired of the traditional standard finish rather than the Streetmaster, and I think over time it will keep its value better. A variety of woods are/have been used for the fingerboard and bridge on all the models. I think rosewood is only consistently used on custom 15 series anymore, such as the Gruhn 0000, which by the way is a great guitar that combines the best of 000 and D. But each is it's own thing and all sizes are great. The 12 fret 000-15sm does have more bass than the 14 fret 000, but still doesn't have the lush depth that the D has. But the 12 fret and 14 fret 000 have more mid range punch typically, and are more comfortable to hold. You can't go wrong with any of them, just a matter of preference of size and sound. Hope that helps, good luck in your search. Cheers! Todd
@@toddvossmusic7833 Thank you Todd.
Beautiful ! Just had my first son named Kilian. This was the tune we played throughout the pregnancy the birth and drive home from hospital 🏥 Great sound, very rich! Great share 🙏🏼 I will need to look up the tuning and give it a shot. 😊
@@Rurik8118 Thank you! Congratulations, Kilian is a great name. Yes it is such a beautiful melody, a great thing to share with your family. Cheers!
Looks comforty and sounds sweet!
@@ZorbaTheGreek yes these guitars are super light, small, warm and sweet.
Like a toy.
what is the strings?
The strings are Elixir phosphor bronze nanoweb light gauge.
Great playing and sound quality. Thanks
Thank you, glad you liked it!
I like the OM-28 better.
Excellent demonstration. You have played the 000-15sm and the D-15. Which do you prefer specifically for fingerstyle?
Thanks for watching! I would say the 000 for fingerpicking, but the D fingerpicks well also. Just depends if you want the deeper bass.
@@toddvossmusic7833 Thank you. I sold a D-15M year ago and am thinking about replacing it and possibly with the 000-15sm. My ears just hear a 14-fret connection punchier and more articulate on the Martin hogs but everybody seems to like the 000-15sm.
@@2628064379 I prefer the versatility and lush depth of the D-15m. To each his own, trust your ears.
@@toddvossmusic7833 We hear the same thing LOL!
simply amazing
Beautiful.
Do you think it's worth it to put a pickup in it?
That's a personal choice. I sold the guitar, I think the new owner is putting a pickup in it. If you gig, a pickup makes sense, I generally prefer no pickup, but do put in some of my guitars. The right one would sound great in this.
Wondeeful
Thanks for sharing this demo. I have a 2023 J45 Standard in vintage sunburst. I love it. I’m currently shopping around for a used Martin D28 or HD28. I can’t go wrong, whichever one I choose!
You bet. Keep in my a HD-28 is typically going to be more open and bassy than a D-28, which is more mid range focused. Either will be a nice compliment to your J-45.
Love this
Very nice guitar music, beautiful sound.
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Do you prefer one guitar over the other? I have a 00028 and am left handed, plus I live in an area where I have no opportunity to even try an OM28 unless I actually order one, so I am curious if you have a favourite? I really love my 00028, but am still curious about the OM28. Do I need both? LOL
Good question. I prefer the comfort of the little bit shorter and little bit easier fingering of the 000 short scale, but because I generally want the more volume and power of the longer scale I often lean towards that. So it just depends on the feel and sound you are after. Also it varies from guitar to guitar. Some 000's are more powerful than some OM's. Also you can compensate either to achieve what you want, by your choice of strings, for more or less punch etc. So I would say if you like your 000, no you don't need an OM. But if you are not getting what you want from it, or you are like me and just want to try everything 😁, then you might try an OM. I too live in an area with no access to a large selection of good guitars, so I buy and sell used on Reverb. Good luck, enjoy what you have, happy pickin'!
Beautiful
Is this one for sale?
Well I did have it for sale on Reverb, but recently decided I wasn't ready to let it go, so I'm keeping it for now. Thanks for watching.
Ahh thanks. Sounds like a good one!
That guitar is so nice, sounds great, is it as expensive as Grand suzuki guitar? Thank you so much for sharing. Your are a great guitarist. Keep it up uncle.
Thank you! Not sure what a Grand Suzuki costs, these are $2000- U.S. new, used around 1500-.
Learn to play slide, dude. Just play exactly what what your are with a slide.
Yeah I'll have to work on that, thanks for watching.
Any Spanish guitar in ya?
Nada😁
Love this.
Thanks! A great song for sure.
Thanks for posting. Nice pickin as well.
Thanks Paul, glad you liked it.
Nice sweet tunes...
Lovely!
Thanks Peter!
Sounds great! Smooth playing :)
Thanks! 👍
Nice comparison. I’m D18 all the way.
Which would you choose between this and the D15m?
I would choose the D-15m, I like the warmer mahogany tone, and the body is a little smaller and more comfortable. But if you want a brighter punchier sound the DSS would be a good choice.
Amazing I’d love to learn that but rarely know how to go about it. My D15 is in for a set up with a luthier but they have 8 to do before mine. But yours sounds amazing and I hope mine does to when it comes back plus I really should use my capo more often as I rarely use it
Thanks for your comments. Yeah, it is daunting to figure out how to play a new tune, particularly if it is above our skillset. Helps to break it down, for example just find the starting notes and pick out the simple melody.Then figure out what chords go with it (for example key of G uses G, C and D). Most of my instrumentals are just a combination of a simple melody with strumming of chords or partial chords. Bet your guitar will sound and play great. What pick you use makes a huge difference in the tone you get. I use fairly heavy stiff picks, which give a nice deep fat tone.
I just bought one and I love it
Congrats on the new D-15m Steven!