JN Guitars review/demo in castle ruins! Eli-A (Elijah Auditorium acoustic guitar)

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  • čas přidán 4. 08. 2021
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    Review and demo of the Elijah Auditorium (ELI-A) acoustic guitar by JN Guitars, footage recorded in the Castle Ruins of Homburg Germany, utilizing built in camcorder stereo mic, at several distances to demonstrate the sound and projection of the instrument.
    Specifications
    ELIJAH Series Acoustic guitar w/ solid Engelmann Spruce top, Auditorium model
    - EXCLUSIVE RIVERSONG patent system: Neck extends through body and eliminates the tension around soundboard, and allows the top to vibrate even more
    - Adjustable action, for a better playing experience Side sound hole
    - Back & sides: selected rosewood
    - Neck: maple, Oval C shape
    - Fingerboard: rosewood with drop
    -shaped inlays
    - Bridge: rosewood
    - Neck & body binding: Wood with wood purfling
    - Headstock veneer: Rosewood with engraved logo
    - Rosette: Inlaid wood
    - Nut & saddle: NuBone
    - Machine heads: Die cast, black
    - Strings: D'Addario EXP
    - Colour: natural
    - Finish: highgloss (body) and satin (neck)
    #JNGUITARS #ACOUSTICGUITAR #REVIEW
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Komentáře • 6

  • @adamh7947
    @adamh7947 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for taking the time to review this guitar. You are really playing the heck out of it. That last shot atop the hill is awesome - that piece you were playing was perfect for that spot. The energy was great.

  • @Light731
    @Light731 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Why don't you post anymore videos? It's been 2 years!

  • @nickytoco
    @nickytoco Před 13 dny

    Hey are you still alive? I noticed you stopped posting 2 years ago

  • @helenskevofylakas
    @helenskevofylakas Před 2 lety +1

    You're authentic, straight forward, thank you 😊

  • @Midwesteast
    @Midwesteast Před 2 lety

    Hello! I really want to ask you a question about saz! Is it possible to take 0.22 thickness strings on 7-string longneck saz? Is it safe for the instrument?