Martin 000-15M Guitar Review with A.J. Rodriquez of The Belonging Co. and Jordan Feliz скачать в хорошем качестве

Martin 000-15M Guitar Review with A.J. Rodriquez of The Belonging Co. and Jordan Feliz

Source: https://worshipleader.com/technology/... Looking to purchase the Martin 000-15M or other music gear? It helps support my channel for no extra cost to you if you buy through the link below! https://sweetwater.sjv.io/9gAGbe timestamps - 00:00 - Intro 00:08 - Sound Comparison 01:06 - What To Know 02:21 - Out Of The Box Impressions 03:30 - Use Case 03:55 - 000 vs Dreadnought 04:16 - Construction 04:40 - Feel In Hand 05:38 - Perfect For 06:25 - Portability 07:01 - Songs This Guitar Inspires 08:06 - A.J. Plays MORE WORSHIP SOUND BITES https://worshipleader.com/tag/worship... FOLLOW US Instagram:   / worshipleader   Facebook:   / worshipleadermag   #WorshipLeaderMagazine #WorshipLeader #WorshipMusic #ChristianMusic #CCM #Songwriting #Theology #Church #Jesus #Christian #WorshipSoundBites #Worship #churchlife #churchleaders #WorshipTeam #churchmusic #preach #discipleship #christianliving #christianquotes #praisethelord #gospelmusic #gospel #devotionals #devotion Transcript: When I first pick up a guitar and I'm shopping for a guitar, the first thing I start to play is open chords. So something like. And what I'm listening for is the balance between all the notes. I don't want one note to stand out more than the others. I want every note to kind of sound like a choir and everything's balanced, you're not hearing one thing over the other. It's all just like this beautiful, balanced sound. And I usually try to play more complex chords because you're so used to hearing like these chords, you know what I mean? Everyone plays those, so I want to hear chords with a little more depth and I want to listen for the different notes just to peek through or not or be more balanced. So that's kind of one thing I look for is balance in a guitar. And then honestly, the next thing is how it feels under my hands. So this guitar, like I was saying, the action is incredible. So like picky stuff. Let me see. Like all that, to me, it sounds really good. Every note like punches, so... I love the color of this guitar because it matches my shirt like I was saying, it matches my shirt, but it just sounds amazing. Honestly, it's very balanced. Maybe the high E-string is peeking out a little more than the others, but super comfortable to play. I feel like the action is perfect. My actual main guitar is the Dreadnought version of this guitar, so I gravitate towards this guitar a ton and I love this body shape a lot because it's less, maybe a little less woofie than my personal guitar, so a little more focused. And I think the picky stuff sounds pretty good too on this. Woofie, by woofie, I mean there's just a lot going on in the low end, a lot of low end content in at least my guitar compared to this one. So, yeah! The low end isn't really overpowering in that. Yeah. And it's just really fun to play. Like I feel like I could get lost in playing this guitar, particularly. Probably the best use case for this particular model would be in the studio. I'm not in the control room right now, but based off what I'm hearing in this room, it sounds like it's recording really well. I would say this is a great guitar to write on. You could take this to writes, it's very light. I can imagine the case for it's really small too. So I feel like I'd use this on writes. I'd use this on just playing in my bedroom and in recording. When thinking 000 versus Dreadnought, I think Dreadnought more for leading in a roomful of people, like maybe you're at a small group or something. I would go, Dreadnought, because it's going to project a little more just being a bigger body. This I think more for like more intimate settings and recording. I think it's not going to project as much, it's more of a focused sound. Honestly I think is really comfortable to play. On this guitar you've got top back and sides all mahogany. I love the mahogany because it's a little bit warmer. Mahogany tends to be like a darker wood. You see that on like Les Paul guitars. But when it comes to acoustics, I feel like it just makes the overall tone a little bit warmer. This one's got the standard Martin X bracing on it. You see that on a ton of their models. I think it has to do with the resonance and the guitar and the build. That's kind of what adds to the Martin sound. The neck's kind of matte, which I really like. It's not too hard to move your hand across the neck. The frets: It's a great fret job. Nothing wrong there. Like I said, the action is very comfortable. Bone nut, so I think that adds to the tone, absolutely. It's overall very comfortable. You're not going to get in the super high registers. So that's why I'm thinking it's more like a songwriting guitar because you're kind of sticking around like this. This is like your bread and butter. You're not doing too much up here, which is fine. And I think for a guitar like this, that's, that's perfect. MB013R3THMZ2SE3