Bedell Fireside Parlor Adirondack Spruce Brazilian Rosewood

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  • Опубліковано 24 чер 2024
  • The Bedell Fireside Parlor Adirondack Spruce & Brazilian Rosewood isn't just another guitar; it's a whisper waiting to be heard. This parlor-sized gem resonates with a voice both rich and intimate, perfect for conjuring musical spells in the comfort of your home or igniting late-night songwriting sessions.
    The secret to the Fireside Parlor's captivating tone lies in its meticulously chosen woods. The Adirondack spruce top, aged to perfection, sings with a bright and articulate voice, while the Brazilian rosewood back and sides lend a warm, enveloping quality. Together, they create a sound that's both nuanced and powerful, begging to be explored.
    Bedell doesn't skimp on aesthetics. The light-aged toner finish on the top, reminiscent of a well-worn storybook, contrasts beautifully with the high-gloss sheen of the Brazilian rosewood back and sides. Ebony accents add a touch of sophistication, while the Brazilian rosewood binding provides a classic, handcrafted feel.
    Every detail of the Fireside Parlor speaks to Bedell's dedication to quality. From the smooth ebony fretboard with its 18 frets to the top-notch Waverly tuners, each element is meticulously chosen to ensure optimal playability and performance for years to come.
    Strung with D'Addario XT Light strings for a comfortable playing experience, the Fireside Parlor arrives ready to inspire you the moment you take it out of the included custom Ameritage case. This beautiful and protective hardshell ensures your musical confidante is safe on any journey.
    Embrace the intimacy of the Bedell Fireside Parlor Adirondack Spruce & Brazilian Rosewood. Visit muddyriverguitars.com to learn more about this captivating instrument and discover your perfect musical match.

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  • @patrickfreeman8257
    @patrickfreeman8257 10 днів тому

    I think you have the same problem that I have on my 1981 Guild. Try tuning the low E string perfectly. Then finger the thrid fret (G) and see if it's slightly sharp