Lowden Jazz Guitar

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Uploaded by on Feb 15, 2009

Brazilian rosewood, handmade, nylon string guitar by George Lowden guitars available at www.guitargal.com

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  • this is a classical guitar????????

    Why is the title "Jazz Guitar"

  • @xjustxkidsx a true classical is a 12 fret to the body , non cutaway, nylon string with a 2" nut width as flat fretboard..

    This guitar is 14 frets to the body, with a 1 78" nut width and slightly radiused fretboard.

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  • Lenny Breau, Gene Bertoncini and many other jazz guitarists prefer(ed) nylon string guitars. Many luthiers and guitar manufacturers are building what is often referred to as "crossover" guitars.They are nylon string instruments made for players used to steel string. Narrower nut and string spacing,a radiused fingerboard, neck joint at the 14th fret,cutaway and onboard electronics.These are all details specific to this type of guitar.Check out Kirk Sand,Godin etc.Often used in latin-jazz too.

  • @xjustxkidsx Many jazz guitars have floating pickup or any number of variations on a single coil pickup. A humbucker is not what makes a jazz guitar a jazz guitar. Hollow body archtops are really only known as jazz guitars because thats the style of music that was most popular at the time when Archtops were being played commonly. Jazz is a style of music and can be played on any guitar. Ted Greene used a Fender Telecaster, John Abercrombie plays a solid body as does Pat Martino.

  • 2 things. 1. specs of a guitar don't exactly determine the style. This track is a classical piece, not jazz; so.....

    and 2. JAZZ guitars are considered Hollowbody guitars with Flatwound Electric guitar strings, not nylon. With at least one humbucker pickup, and a archtop bridge, with a tailpiece. This isn't even an archtop guitar, so how it is considered a jazz guitar will never be known. It may not be "true" to the original classical guitars, but it is close enough.

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