Guitar
Seagull Parlor (Grand) Case
(Electronics) Godin Guitars
Release date: 2009-01-01
Price:
$109.00
$79.00
Answers
I'm selling my parlor-sized guitar on E-bay, and I needed to know how much I should charge on shipping.
It depends on how you ship, USPS is cheaper than shipping by Fedex.
American Conservatory parlor guitar made by Lyon & Healy most likely between 1910-1920. Spruce top & brazilian rosewood sides and back. I ...
I currently have a Fender parlor guitar... its OK, i guess, but after beginning 2 years ago, I think I should move on, what do you think?
how much you play? def if its more than 30 mins a day....its an investment...prob would be super happy and more willing to play more with better guitar..
Price:
$86.00
$86.00
Exterior accessory pocket
Durable construction
5mm outer foam padding
I am heavily leaning towards buying this guitar, and it would be my first. Has anyone played it or know more about it?
I have not, but I checked it out and it looks sweet! I would buy it and play it, you bet. As a first guitar you could not possibly go wrong.
i have a cheap chinese made acoustic parlor-size guitar. what strings are best on parlor's and what type or style of music is most played on them?
Parlor-size guitars aren't overly loud so this is not the best guitar if you're trying to make yourself heard over the banjo and mandolin in a loud bluegrass band, for instance. But it would probably sound great for fingerpicking folk song...
I hope this isn't a stupid question, but does a parlor guitar use the same size strings as a regular guitar??
Yes.....all guitars use the same string. Classic 3/4 and full size use the same nylong strings as well as electric and acoustic guitars.
They are longer but you still have to cut them one way or another.
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This little beauty features a Canadian cedar top and sapele back and sides. Deluxe soft-padded backpack case included. Mahogany neck and rosewood binding, fingerboard, and bridge.
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Mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard and bridge. This Parlor guitar has a solid Sitka Spruce top, laminate rosewood back and sides and maple binding. Deluxe soft-padded backpack case included.
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It is particularly well suited for rooms and environments that should not be overwhelmed with bass. The Parlor Guitar is physically smaller, but the sound is not! The body is similar, yet smaller than a grand auditorium and provides for a more even frequency response. At 40", the instrument is a...
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A Parlor model, it features solid African sapele back and sides that are carefully joined to a solid Alaskan Sitka spruce top. The beautiful, even tone of this guitar is enhanced by an African Ebony fingerboard and bridge. Includes deluxe hard case. The Bedell OH-18-G is the perfect companion for...
Meschiya Lake and the Little Big Horns
Meschiya Lake and the Little Big Horns have become a fixture on Frenchmen Street since their founding in 2009. The group plays a mellow brand of banjo-based parlor jazz, and tends toward the sultry love-song end of the traditional repertoire.
Lake is strongest on low-key numbers like the title track, a lovely tune in which her subtle, breathy vocals mingle tenderly with Shaye Cohn’s quivering cornet and Luke Winslow-King’s guitar. But she sings the album opener, “I’m Alone Because I Love You,” in an affected nasal warble that doesn’t quite suit her.
There are certainly some strong instrumental showings here as the record features quite a few Frenchmen regulars. Tom McDermott makes a strong guest appearance on “Gimme a Pigfoot.”
The cover is a painstaking recreation of a famous turn-of-the-century photo by E.J. Bellocq, of a prostitute in New Orleans’ Storyville District. Lake’s expression, her pose, her striped stockings, the dusty old photographs on the wall behind her—it’s all perfect. It’s also a good metaphor for the group’s approach. Lake’s music is attractive and solidly executed, but she sometimes seems more interested in the theatrical trappings of the jazz singer than in the music itself. I find myself wishing the group didn’t need to place its music in a self-consciously retro context to be convincing, but others may find it charming.
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The group plays a mellow brand of banjo-based parlor jazz, and tends toward the sultry love-song end of the traditional repertoire.
