Maurice Dupont 2010 Nomade D Hole Guitar (Mahogany Back and Sides) with SSC

The Nomade has the sound and playability of Dupont's best instruments at an affordable price!


This Nomade has Mahogany back and sides, French spruce top, Mahogany neck, and a Satin finish. The neck is bolted on and can be removed which is handy when traveling.


The sound is very impressive....very similar to the MD-50 which is over twice the price!


Includes soft shell travel case.

For more info see: http://shoppingcart.djangobooks.com/ecom-prodshow/dupont-nomade-2010-d.html

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Selmer guitar
• Dupont guitar
• Django Reinhardt
• Gypsy jazz
• jazz manouche

[DjangoBooks]

Hi...I'm playing Danny Boy. It's inspired by George Benson's arrangement.

[GassyCoke]

Hi Michael, i have a question:

Being completeley honest, which Dupont Nomade do you think is better in tone, volume, projection, sustain, punch, etc.., the oval hole or the D hole?

I'm about to buy one of this but i can't try any of them because here in my country theres none

I want it to study gypsy jazz, to record some songs, so i need that the guitar is good for both lead and rythm, because i play alone and can't find a rythm player or anyone that likes jazz manouche here in my country

Thanks

[DjangoBooks]

It just depends, ovals and D holes are always different. If you want more high end focus and lead projection go with the oval. The D has more mids and a fuller, more open sound but the leads don't pop as much.

[zu3tu7]

Georgia, Georgia... no peace I find... :)

Is that your own interpretation? Or do you have some sources?