I bought an SG-41 mahogany about a month ago and I've been thanking Robin Boucher everyday ! Well, at least wanting to thank him for building such a fine instrument. These guitars are the best on the market! Simply, THE BEST!
Boucher Guitars are some of the best hands down, the tone and volume on their guitars are amazing, expert craftsmanship, Robin and his crew build some the best Guitars on the market, just ordered a Boucher SG-42 yesterday, it will be finished in March 2023, late Christmas gift 🎁, excellent video, would love to visit your studio and see all those beautiful guitars 🎸.
I have the Boucher Wild Goose OM dated December 2005.....the sounds just gets better with age. Mine was ordered directly from Boucher.... it came with a few added extras complements of Boucher.
I play an awesome Studio Goose Alancia model that I absolutely love. Great tones and very inspirational, and the building quality is extraordinary. Expensive yes, but they will follow you for the rest of your life.
Adirondack is eastern red spruce, it's called Adirondack because the best quality red spruce for soundboards comes from higher elevations, ( a harsher climate creates a tougher tree with more even growth rings ) therefore the Adirondack mountains, which is why Canadian red spruce is usually better quality than most of the U.S. stuff which is being farmed from along the eastern coast at or near sea level....the U.S. almost completely wiped out it's red spruce forests during world war two which is why they switched to Sitka and others. In fact, Boucher makes a lot of it's money from selling unfinished AAAA book matched soundboards to high end makers like Collings Bourgeouis and Martin. So chances are if you have a high end Adirondack top on an American brand guitar you've got Boucher to thank for it, as they are smack dab in the middle of the largest red spruce forest in the world, and i believe actually own a large part of it.
You know, I'm not sure what went wrong here. I know and use both those microphones, but the recording quality of this video is absolute garbage ... especially in the clips with the strumming dude. The finger style guy does better. Oh well, you always have to hear a fine acoustic guitar in person and play it yourself. This is just enough to hear that they're very detailed. I bet they're a million times better in person.
Accent usually goes on the 'ron' syllable... ad-i-RON-dack. Try it with me now... ad-i-RON-dack. I was trying to figure out if you meant anaerobic or something, like the wood that was sitting at the bottom of lake Michigan or something.
I heard onle good things about these guitar but I sadly thing that youtube video doesn't really show how those guitar are good. One that has been jumping to my ears because I like the sound of it (obviously when it is EQ) is the guitar of Tobias Rauscher (fingerstyle guitarist) is a Taylor _____ forgot the name. I was listening to some random guitar videos cover/original stuff from different people and I stumble upon a cover of a song and I automatically recognized that Taylor guitar. What I like about it is the mids and low. And with this recording I feel like it could have been improved just a little by being EQ a little. I'll still give it a try to play with one of those models one of these days. But next time it's ok to add a little EQ to shot the how low it can sounds good. I have a 300$ for now and it sounds like crap in the lows WITH EQ. Or maybe those guitar doesn't have that low range quality sound I'm looking for. I don't know, but I'll try to give it a try for myself. :)
hi son and his nephew actually....I spoke with robin before on the phone. There was a building flaw on my guitar....the braces were put next to the walls of the guitar....they don't shink as fast as the back and front do......binding pops out at those joints...
I bought an SG-41 mahogany about a month ago and I've been thanking Robin Boucher everyday ! Well, at least wanting to thank him for building such a fine instrument. These guitars are the best on the market! Simply, THE BEST!
Boucher Guitars are some of the best hands down, the tone and volume on their guitars are amazing, expert craftsmanship, Robin and his crew build some the best Guitars on the market, just ordered a Boucher SG-42 yesterday, it will be finished in March 2023, late Christmas gift 🎁, excellent video, would love to visit your studio and see all those beautiful guitars 🎸.
Very proud that Boucher is a Canadian (french-Canadian) company. Can't wait to get my hands on an OM!
I have the Boucher Wild Goose OM dated December 2005.....the sounds just gets better with age. Mine was ordered directly from Boucher.... it came with a few added extras complements of Boucher.
I play an awesome Studio Goose Alancia model that I absolutely love. Great tones and very inspirational, and the building quality is extraordinary. Expensive yes, but they will follow you for the rest of your life.
Adirondack is eastern red spruce, it's called Adirondack because the best quality red spruce for soundboards comes from higher elevations, ( a harsher climate creates a tougher tree with more even growth rings ) therefore the Adirondack mountains, which is why Canadian red spruce is usually better quality than most of the U.S. stuff which is being farmed from along the eastern coast at or near sea level....the U.S. almost completely wiped out it's red spruce forests during world war two which is why they switched to Sitka and others. In fact, Boucher makes a lot of it's money from selling unfinished AAAA book matched soundboards to high end makers like Collings Bourgeouis and Martin. So chances are if you have a high end Adirondack top on an American brand guitar you've got Boucher to thank for it, as they are smack dab in the middle of the largest red spruce forest in the world, and i believe actually own a large part of it.
I guess it's quite randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to watch new tv shows online ?
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@Raphael Branson thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it!
@Bo Bronson You are welcome :D
we're using those guitars in our band and if you try a Boucher once, you won't play anything else ! It's worth the price trust me
That Mastadon!! Such tone!
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I had a Ehlers guitar It makers these sound like Walmart brands. I played it everywhere and people always said.....that guitar sounds incredible.
Cool story bro
What song is played at 2:40ish?
She talks to angels
Adirondack is spruce !!!
what's the name of the song he plays in the beginning of the video?
Nervermind, i found the song. Its called "never going back again"
The last one is amazing
What is Adirondack wood!?! Is is the red spruce?? Or a different kind of spruce?
Wasn't expecting to hear Mastodon in this vid... Rad.
The sound of the guitar is way better than what you hear on youtube, go check their website, i was in shock
You know, I'm not sure what went wrong here. I know and use both those microphones, but the recording quality of this video is absolute garbage ... especially in the clips with the strumming dude. The finger style guy does better. Oh well, you always have to hear a fine acoustic guitar in person and play it yourself. This is just enough to hear that they're very detailed. I bet they're a million times better in person.
Wow this guy can play
Is there any more of that catchy first tune you play?
Never goin back again by Lindsay Buckinham (Fleetwood Mac0
Accent usually goes on the 'ron' syllable... ad-i-RON-dack. Try it with me now... ad-i-RON-dack. I was trying to figure out if you meant anaerobic or something, like the wood that was sitting at the bottom of lake Michigan or something.
sounds so great!
"Adirondack ist the stiffest especially compared to spruce" :-)
Great Sound!
You are aware that Boucher guitars are hand built by the sons of Normand Boucher the original maker of "Norman" guitars in the early 1970's.
Not anymore, Claude Boucher is retired. His cousin (Robin Boucher) is now the head of Boucher guitars.
Anyone know the name of the first song Joel played? Capo was on the 4th fret.
It's Fleetwood Mac, but can't think of the song title.
It's "Never Going Back Again", thanks for the help though.
But they're not located on top of an adirondack spruce forest lol
I heard onle good things about these guitar but I sadly thing that youtube video doesn't really show how those guitar are good.
One that has been jumping to my ears because I like the sound of it (obviously when it is EQ) is the guitar of Tobias Rauscher (fingerstyle guitarist) is a Taylor _____ forgot the name. I was listening to some random guitar videos cover/original stuff from different people and I stumble upon a cover of a song and I automatically recognized that Taylor guitar. What I like about it is the mids and low. And with this recording I feel like it could have been improved just a little by being EQ a little. I'll still give it a try to play with one of those models one of these days. But next time it's ok to add a little EQ to shot the how low it can sounds good. I have a 300$ for now and it sounds like crap in the lows WITH EQ.
Or maybe those guitar doesn't have that low range quality sound I'm looking for. I don't know, but I'll try to give it a try for myself. :)
hi son and his nephew actually....I spoke with robin before on the phone. There was a building flaw on my guitar....the braces were put next to the walls of the guitar....they don't shink as fast as the back and front do......binding pops out at those joints...