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.
@@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.
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.
Thanks for posting. Nice pickin as well.
Thanks Paul, glad you liked it.
I have been saving up for this one
@@toddcagle4245 good for you, you will like it.
I got one 8 months ago. I love love love it.
@@lamar1423 congrats! Thanks for watching.
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-.
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!
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.
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!
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.
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.