Cheers for this vid mate, was looking for a 2nd acoustic, had mine now a week, took a chance and purchased it from Adirondack, thumbs up for superb sounds and a comfortable neck.
Wow...I know this is a guitar review but wow...Paul is such an amazing guitarist, I mean, he goes from crunchy metal, than he's playing with multiple fingers on an acoustic. He has such a big playing range, and he's good at all of them, extremely talented..
To answer any questions anyone may have. I use these live. I am an endorser. The bright sound may be off the computer. Mine is very warm and lively. The eq is one of the best on anything I have played. Also, the XLR jack is amazing. Really opens up the full tone of the guitar, and is way hotter than the 1/4 inch jack. My singer used mine in the country band I am with, and he loves it. He switched after his Martin got trashed on stage. My main acoustic WAS a Martin D-18..my BC will hang with it.
To answer any questions anyone may have. I use these live. I am an endorser. The bright sound may be off the computer. Mine is very warm and lively. The eq is one of the best on anything I have played. Also, the XLR jack is amazing. Really opens up the full tone of the guitar, and is way hotter than the 1/4 inch jack. My singer used mine in the country band I am with, and he loves it. He switched after his Martin got trashed on stage. My main acoustic WAS a Martin D-18..my BC will hang with it.
gotta say that this thing sounds amazing. the thing i was most impressed with for a guitar this cheap was that the intonation was very close to perfect. i checked every fret, octaves, and harmonics and they were spot on.
i consider my martin hd-28 to be the standard against which to judge any acoustic guitar, and i'd have no hesitation adding the boulder creek guitar to my collection. sounds great and good price.
sounds too electric, do they make strictly acoustic models? Really frustrated today, kept dropping my pick in the soundhole...made me mad enough to watch these videos.
Looking for a budget bluegrass power rosewood dread...does this company make anything like that?
I recently tried one of these at a store in Virginia. Not to sound foolish....but i am considering routing a soundhole along the side of the lower bout of Crafter Ashland dreadnought guitar. Considering i payed $125 for it , it may not be a complete loss afterall and I can refer to the axe as Frankenstein.
it actually came out alright and tho' it didn't improve tone, it just redirected it to my bad ear drum (lost while serving for Uncle Sam.) Some people end up with too many guitars and this one will go a veteran's charity.
I think you may be missing my point; there are millions of guitars made every year overseas. In my right mind I wouldn't endeavor to do such trauma on a higher-end guitar.....this axe was less than a hundred dollars and is meant to be a guitar 'you can take to the beach.'
I really like these solitare series I have a ECR1B and it is amazing guitar. The sound it produces not being plugged in and then plugged in is exactly what I was looking for, and is a very versitile guitar.
It looks weird without a soundhole :/
imonyourfacewoot 1 week ago
very "tinny" sounding. Not much bass
LarryLane07 1 month ago
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mickeyflynn1954 2 months ago
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mickeyflynn1954 2 months ago
Cheers for this vid mate, was looking for a 2nd acoustic, had mine now a week, took a chance and purchased it from Adirondack, thumbs up for superb sounds and a comfortable neck.
mickeyflynn1954 2 months ago
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mickeyflynn1954 3 months ago
damn sounds great
lazydazedgoofyoddlos 5 months ago
I still love my Mitchell MD-100 better!
Dragonforce55valley 6 months ago
This guitar is splendid sound
whota777 9 months ago
where is the factory?
s96822 1 year ago
nice song
lonestar7703 1 year ago
Wow...I know this is a guitar review but wow...Paul is such an amazing guitarist, I mean, he goes from crunchy metal, than he's playing with multiple fingers on an acoustic. He has such a big playing range, and he's good at all of them, extremely talented..
MeStewieGriffin 1 year ago
To answer any questions anyone may have. I use these live. I am an endorser. The bright sound may be off the computer. Mine is very warm and lively. The eq is one of the best on anything I have played. Also, the XLR jack is amazing. Really opens up the full tone of the guitar, and is way hotter than the 1/4 inch jack. My singer used mine in the country band I am with, and he loves it. He switched after his Martin got trashed on stage. My main acoustic WAS a Martin D-18..my BC will hang with it.
brainlowe 1 year ago
To answer any questions anyone may have. I use these live. I am an endorser. The bright sound may be off the computer. Mine is very warm and lively. The eq is one of the best on anything I have played. Also, the XLR jack is amazing. Really opens up the full tone of the guitar, and is way hotter than the 1/4 inch jack. My singer used mine in the country band I am with, and he loves it. He switched after his Martin got trashed on stage. My main acoustic WAS a Martin D-18..my BC will hang with it.
brainlowe 1 year ago
it sounds like he's trying to talk to an old person-very loud and slow
trumpeteerxx 1 year ago
I love the way this guitar sounds on YouTube, I am going to buy 10 of them.
Ratdog83 1 year ago
gotta say that this thing sounds amazing. the thing i was most impressed with for a guitar this cheap was that the intonation was very close to perfect. i checked every fret, octaves, and harmonics and they were spot on.
i consider my martin hd-28 to be the standard against which to judge any acoustic guitar, and i'd have no hesitation adding the boulder creek guitar to my collection. sounds great and good price.
fouroutoffour 2 years ago
sounds too electric, do they make strictly acoustic models? Really frustrated today, kept dropping my pick in the soundhole...made me mad enough to watch these videos.
Looking for a budget bluegrass power rosewood dread...does this company make anything like that?
BJ1047 2 years ago
Picked it up
Played it
Had to have it
Bought it $700.00 (Smokin Deal)
Own it
Love it
Eric ;)
platka 2 years ago 8
@platka how high is the action on this axe
ArmyThrasher1 9 months ago
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platka 2 years ago
I recently tried one of these at a store in Virginia. Not to sound foolish....but i am considering routing a soundhole along the side of the lower bout of Crafter Ashland dreadnought guitar. Considering i payed $125 for it , it may not be a complete loss afterall and I can refer to the axe as Frankenstein.
Twoosy 2 years ago
Why would you screw up a wonderful guitar by doing that? Oh well, it's your money I guess.
agcatdriver 2 years ago
it actually came out alright and tho' it didn't improve tone, it just redirected it to my bad ear drum (lost while serving for Uncle Sam.) Some people end up with too many guitars and this one will go a veteran's charity.
Peace to you, friend.
Twoosy 2 years ago
lol, i wanna hear how that turns out
SexSells82 2 years ago
I think you may be missing my point; there are millions of guitars made every year overseas. In my right mind I wouldn't endeavor to do such trauma on a higher-end guitar.....this axe was less than a hundred dollars and is meant to be a guitar 'you can take to the beach.'
May His peace guide your footsteps.
Twoosy 2 years ago
i think what you did is innovative, and i wasn't criticizing you at all
SexSells82 2 years ago
I played one like this, oplayed almost exactly like a taylor, and sounds fucking amazing.
90benathon90 2 years ago
I really like these solitare series I have a ECR1B and it is amazing guitar. The sound it produces not being plugged in and then plugged in is exactly what I was looking for, and is a very versitile guitar.
godssoldiers777 2 years ago
dude i played this guitar and it is an amazing peice of art
Romanclemens619 2 years ago
how much are these? pretty expensive i guess?
human1212 3 years ago
$1,000
90benathon90 2 years ago
These guitars are btwn $500 - 700.
Twoosy 2 years ago
dude, gw loves these, too?!
recyclehumanparts 3 years ago