Order of my favorites 1) Manuel Marciano. Clear tone that has balanced bases with trebles. Has volume that can carry sound. 2) Kim Lissarrague. Loud. But not sure if it can carry in a large venue. Sweet and nre on the bright side than dark tone. 3) Masaki Sakurai. It needs play time to open up to achieve potential. Nice tone and decent sustain. 4) Giannis Paleodimopoulos. Compared to the above three guitars, it has less sustain. Nice war tone.
Which one is your favorite and WHY?
Order of my favorites
1) Manuel Marciano. Clear tone that has balanced bases with trebles. Has volume that can carry sound.
2) Kim Lissarrague. Loud. But not sure if it can carry in a large venue. Sweet and nre on the bright side than dark tone.
3) Masaki Sakurai. It needs play time to open up to achieve potential. Nice tone and decent sustain.
4) Giannis Paleodimopoulos. Compared to the above three guitars, it has less sustain. Nice war tone.
Interesting, the Murciano guitar indeed has great singing qualities with clarity.