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This gentleman speaks like a villain, and I wish to be one of his henchmen.

Beautiful!!

I own a Viennese style guitar kind of stauffer like. I bought it in a flea market hand has some flaws. It was stringed with metal strings is it right or an error by the precious owner?

What's the name of the studio he's playing at 01:30 and by whom? Anybody knows?

What accent is this?

Hi tuning of this instrument?

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op114 ! may be

Amazing... Have a nice evening!

This is a great piece and nicely played on a five course baroque guitar. Just sayin'.

Congratulations from Brazil! Excellent video! Congratulations!

I didn't know there was adjustable neck before the truss rod. This is amazing!

In 1996, while on a driving tour of Europe, I finished up in London. Visiting the Victoria and Albert Museum I made a beeline to the guitar exhibits, being obsessed with Flamenco at the time. I saw "A lovely very small guitar by José Pages of Cádiz, 1798, with that antique wide waisted shape." My wife had to drag me away. So many experiments in design, so many beautiful instruments. This video has brought it all back to me. If you ever get to London....

A lovely piece.

Excellent video,...What is the composition 0:50 ..? It sounds very attractive and pleasing...And p.s. Where did you find all those guitars, are they museum pieces or custom builds..??? :)

Such a great document for our love instrument! Highly impressed by the quality & the playing 😉!

Acording to the merkin rednecks, merka invented the guitar... lol. Yeah and trump has a brain. 😂😂😂

0:12 It’s Not A 10 String Guitar, It’s A 6 String Guitar w/ 4 Diapason Strings Standard Guitar = 7 Strings B E A D G B E E A D E G B E 8 String Guitar = F# B E A D G B E 9 String Guitar = C#, F#. B E A D G B E 10 String Guitar = G#, C#, F#. B E A D G B E 11 String Guitar = D#, G#, C#, F#. B E A D G B E 5:11 A Harp Guitar Would Have Both The Treble & Bass Strings That Are Only Played In A Singular Note 5:43 A Contraguitar Is A Piccolo Guitar Bass, It’s Tuned A Full Octave Below A Guitar

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Very interesting ! Something important is still missing: What guitar strings are made of ? Hoses ? Metal ? etc ...

That was quite interesting, thanks…:)

Oh you fancy aint it

6:32 - WHAT IS THIS

Adjustable angle necks - I wish these were the norm today!

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Omg This video was absolutely amazing! Thank you

This comment section is as priceless as some of these guitars😂

I've been enjoying your series on The First Guitar. But, I've seen many photos of Segovia, and in none of them does he look like the image you used at 13:01 in your video. Specifically, Segovia had a square hairline at the top of his forehead, he had a distinctive wide bridge and triangular nose, full lips, and short nails on his fretting hand. The photo you've used is of a person lacking those distinctive features. I also have a book by Vladimir Bobri published in 1972 called "The Segovia Technique" which has a number of closeups of Segovia and his hands. I've never seen a photo of him with a cigarette. There are many photos of the Classical Guitarist at different ages in his life on the Internet, and they are consistent, and quite different from the image you used. About the only thing similar are the round lens glasses. I did a Google Image Search of the photo you used, and found it online. It may well be of a person named "Andres Segovia," but I don't think it's of the famous Classical Guitarist it's intended to depict.

Absolutely fascinating.

the neck joint at 8:00 is very common in russian guitars made since 19th century. in fact, it's the most common joint. i think portability was not the main priority. it's easier to make than a glue joint, it lets the whole soundboard vibrate and it's adjustable. in russia we have "true" winter which makes us heat our houses for six months every year. the air becomes very dry and wooden musical instruments react accordingly, so the ability to adjust the neck angle with a turn of the screw is very welcome.

The Best things about guitars is their versatility. Not only can they be used to smash someone over the head in a bar room brawl or horror movie, you can indeed fire arrows with a guitar. If you use hammers on your guitar you can make a guitar sound like a piano... being hit by hammer..! Also the strings can easily garrotte a guitarist or pianist - the choice is yours... It's a no brainer!

Forget the guitar. Who is this guy? He must be playing day and night to maintain his high level of playing? WOW!

Musc history is one of my favorite topics to research. Fantastic video, playing and instrument collection.

Gibson solid Guitar called "Fire-bird" and "Reverse Fire-bird" used the 6 in a row but each key was interchangeable in case of damage. The Flying V headstock must be an "Original" or is there nothing new under the sun?

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EXCELLENT!!!BRAVO!!!!!THANKS!!!

I'm amazed! I thought Fender invented the one sided head stock for machine heads, the upside down version was probably a 1980s super strat idea for hard rock, and the sloping neck end of the fret board I thought was an ovation thing, and Ive got history of the guitar books and seen documentaries but some how I must have missed a lot, so thanks to this video I've been put right.

Then came Yuri Landman and he built everything combined!

What tools or software do you recommend for editing videos like this?

I would have thought that 1954 to the early 2000s was the golden age.

What a fine video. Thanks.

Outstanding teaching video🤗🤗🌹

Excellent piece of work, man! Congratulations and thank you for this contribution

4:01 lovely

5:30 😳

You annunciate words the way you articulate notes. Very well

Very very interesting video, so many facts about the guitar that i didn't know . Thanks

Super interesting video and excellent production ! Thanks for sharing!

I’m thinking, before I even see it, this one of those fake history stories. Fact is guitar was inspired by someone who visited India and saw a sitar.

6:11 - This one is my favorite. I love the design. I would buy it today if they were available.