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Perfect for fingerstyle, comfortable playability
This is definitely my go-to fingerstyle guitar, as it has a special melodic bell ringing chime to it. Characteristic for Guilds in my mind. Because of this, is why i chose this over the Martin 0015m.
It's playability is perfect due to its parlour size, that i even pick it up at home more often then my Martin D-28. Also when playing unplugged/unmiced , the D-28 tends drown out my male singing voice (Tenor B2-G3), where as the Guild M120 does not.
Is it all perfect? No definitely not. If you strum a tad too hard, whether accidental or just to get heard in the back, the Guild will start to sound "boxed in". It is the limitation of the smaller body. Be aware of it, as it does not sound pretty.
My advice for the medium to larger venues, is to amp the Guild up, or simply use a larger guitar.
64
Perfect for fingerstyle, comfortable playability
This is definitely my go-to fingerstyle guitar, as it has a special melodic ringing chime to it. Characteristic for Guilds in my mind. Because of this, is why i chose this over the Martin 0015m.
It's playability is perfect due to its parlour size, that i even pick it up at home more often then my Martin D-28. Also when playing unplugged/unmiced , the D-28 tends drown out my male singing voice (Tenor B2-G3), where as the Guild M120 does not.
Is it all perfect? No definitely not. If you strum a tad too hard, whether accidental or just to get heard in the back, the Guild will start to sound "boxed in". It is the limitation of the smaller body. Be aware of it, as it does not sound pretty.
My advice for the medium to larger venues, is to amp the Guild up, or simply use a larger guitar.
64
Perfect loop station. Just a little overkill
I bought this as my first loopstation. It does everything i want in looping and more for my instruments and my vocals.
Knowing now what i did not know when i bought the damn thing, is that in most situations this loop station is overkill. In hindsight I would have opted for a smaller one like the RC-5 or the RC-500, as its smaller size is more convenient to lug around when gigging or to limit my footprint on stage.
The additional effects I never used much.