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Is that so? That is so nice to hear. It's a wonderful instrument. I wish I knew more about Shinpei Ito. I know he built this guitar in the workshop of Sakae Ishii and that he doesn't build anymore. Do have any more info? I'm glad to hear from you. All the best from Sweden.

@@JonRinneby Hi Jon, not much more than what you know. I have heard he had to quit building guitars due to his aethma getting worse by working with wood. According to the seller I bought it from, Ito-san says he wants to come back to lutherie once he gets better. Best, Yuma

@@ugostaka Thank you, that is nice to hear. Fingers crossed then!

Tack tack!

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What's the title of the song.?

​@@lukiklw The song is called "Réminiscence" by Takashi Iwagami. Kind regards from Sweden.

Sure, search for l'Hymne a l'Amour Arr. Oh Seung Kook

No, sorry. Kind regards.

Yes, it's a nice one. I miss it some days :)

That's very kind of you!

Thank you kindly! On this recording I use La Bella 2001 medium tension and Knobloch CX G medium tension.

@@JonRinneby, thank you for getting back to me.

@@FiddleSticks800 Good luck with your new guitar!

Best of luck, its a very nice piece to learn and play.

Thank you kindly. It's arranged by Oh Seung Kook, it's pretty easy to find. Kind regards from Sweden.

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Hi John, yes the spruce top is really lovely and actually looks even better in real life. This guitar is also a pleasure to play, very easy on the hands. The sound is even across the fingerboard and the trebles are excellent above 12th fret too. Kind regards from Sweden.

@@JonRinneby 👍👍

Hi. I don't think it's a Chai, and it didn't have any finger prints as far as I remember. Kind regards from Sweden.

Hi Fiddle. Thank you. Yes, I would say that Shunpei Nishino is a very underestimated, or should I say unknown, luthier outside of Japan. I haven't tried hes earlier models from before 1980, but the latter are great, Hauser like. Kind regards from Sweden.

Tack Håkan! Så klart att jag minns den gamla fina gitarren.

@@JonRinneby 🙂

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing Jonas!

Hi Thomas, believe me I've tired, but without any luck. Never seen the same rosette and there is no trace of any signature inside the guitar. I think it was made in the 70s in Japan at least, probably by an apprentice maybe? My guess is as good as yours. The guitar is now located somewhere in Sweden, a happy owner I presume. Kind regards

I've never seen that rosette on any guitar either. It looks weird and unique also! Wish they would put it up for sale. I would definitely buy it! How much is it sold for?

@@thomasnagy124 I don't think its for sale, sadly. It belongs to a gentleman in Sweden, last time I checked.

Thank you so much, that warms my heart to hear. Feel free to download the score and have som fun with it <3

Stort tack!

Thank you so much, it's really a lovely piece to play. One of my favorites actually. Kind regards from Sweden.

Thank you!

Thank you kindly!

Thank you kindly. I'm not sure what rosewood it is, but not Indian rosewood for sure :) Best wishes from Sweden.

Indeed. This one is my keeper, its very easy to play and has a pleasing "old" sound. And you are totally right about the "golden era". However, for me personally I liked 1964-65 the best, of the Kohno's I have tried over the years. My first Kohno was actually a No.5 from 1965, very much like this one. Kind regards from Sweden.

Thank you! Kind regards from Sweden.

Yes, this guitar was built by mr Kohno himself, before the workshop grew larger after 1967 or so. It's a very different model (more of a traditional Hauser/Torres inspired), than later ones.

Great info Noud! Thanks for sharing! All the best from Sweden.

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Thank you so much. Feel free to download the score. Best wishes from Sweden.

Thank you so much. Feel free to download the score. Kind regards from Sweden.

Tack Jan!

I wish, but haven't seen another one like it. I guess we will never know :)

That warms my heart to hear Raul. All the best from Sweden and feel free to download the sheet music and tab.

Would you share the sheet of music or can you tell me the name?

@@user-il3sf7mw7f Here you go and good luck: jon.rinneby.se/music/En_strimma_hopp_Jon_Rinneby.pdf. Kind regards from Sweden.

Thank you so much! Love from Sweden.

Thank you kindly John. The guitar is my Masaru Kohno 1965, solid spruce top and indian rosewood back and sides. Regarding my posture I hear you :) Having said that, I like to "lean into the music" and I don't feel comfortable playing the "classic style". Kind regards and feel free to download the sheet music/tabs.

That is nice to hear! Kind regards from Sweden.

Regards to you as well. I received the Spruce with Madagascar but I’m awaiting for the concert with maple double sides with cedar top and Madagascar back and sides. I also requested the HEADSTOCK on Antonio Picado’s website with carving. I believe ANTONIO PICADO’s GUITAR ARE TRUE HIDDEN GEM 💎

@@jamievillasenor Sounds like an interesting guitar and nice that you can custom order the headstock.

I received my ANTONIO PICADO ESPECIAL. YHE HEADSTOCK IS CARGED AS IN THE WEBSITE IF ANTONIO PICADO. IT US A-CONCERT MODEL WITH CEDAR TOP, MADAGASCAR ROSEWOOD, AND INNER SIDE LININGS OF MAPLE 🍁 IT IS TOO NOTCH

All is FRENCH POLISH. IT IS AMAZING.

This was a long time ago, but I think it was Daddario EJ45. I always use medium tension strings. I could also be La Bella 2001 medium tension.

Many thanks@@JonRinneby

What guitar(s) do you have?@@phamvulong263

@@JonRinneby i’m using the Sakazo Nakade 1961, as the your guitar in this video, just like your but a little nicer, the rossette and label are same.

Cool!@@phamvulong263

Ron - what strings are you using and where can I obtain this piece which is being played in your guitar video?

Much appreciated. Feel free to download the sheet music / tab. Kind regards from Sweden.

Thank you kindly! That warms my heart.

I see. I played a Bernabe M10 and a M30 many years ago and I did like the M30 quite a lot. Kind regards from Sweden.

@@JonRinneby I bought my PB15 only two weeks ago. Although it is 2019, it has not been played much by its 1st owner, who bought it as a souvenir from Guitarras de Luthiers in Madrid. I am in the process of breaking it in. II has a new set of Cantiga strings which do not suit it. Since I bought it, the tone quality has been improving every day. It will try to string it with the Aquila Sugar next time. I hope it will remove some wolf notes on the bass strings. The M30 should have the same grade of soundboard as the M15. The difference is only in the back and side which uses Madagascar rosewood and the French polish. Hopefully mine will sound better with the Sugar.

@@johnlay3040 You can always try ordinary Daddario EJ45 for a while, give it a week or two, see how it feels. They are usually quite dark and nice to my ears. I use EJ45 or La Bella 2001 most of the time. I'm sure your guitar will develop in time!

@@JonRinneby 👍👍

Spruce, gorgeous. I have a model 60 and awaiting for a concert Picado, they are lovely.

Thank you kindly André. All the best from Sweden.

Thank you. I have a Masaru Kohno from 1965, that I like very much. It's like a dear old friend to me :)

Thank you kindly. Yes, it's a very nice piece, one of my favorites actually. I think I used ordinary EJ45 medium tension strings or maybe La Bella 2001 medium tension strings. Kind regards from Sweden and best of luck with your new guitar!

@@JonRinneby thank you very much! The combination of guitar and strings sound really nice. But probably for most part it’s the swedish magic you put in your playing 😀 Greetings from the Netherlands

@@joostgulien Well, I'm sure you can put some magic in this piece too :) Start with Daddario EJ45, or any medium/light tension string, and go from there.

@@JonRinneby Thanks for the tip, I'll try that! (strings and magic :)

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Maybe, but I'm not sure. I have used different recording gear with different guitars trough the years. This one for example, the Kohno 1964, was recoded live, with just a simple small microphone that the radio show used. I used to record with Line Audio CM3 in my living room in my old apparent (I liked that sound), but for the last two years I have change the setup. I now record in a treated (damped) room with a single microphone, a Weissklang V17. On some guitars it works, on some it doesn't. I'm actually going to buy a new microphone soon, that I think will enhance the sound. I also have tried different nail length through the years, that have affected the tone. I'm still not 100% satisfied, but we are getting there ;)

And yes, the Kohno made different rosettes during the 50s and 60s. Kind regards