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Published on 07/04/02 at 15:00I wanted a quality Martin or Gibson at a reasonable price, but I could find the deal I was looking for.
I played a Norman in California on my honeymoon. It sounded great. I wanted to buy it but I needed to retain the cash for obvious reasons. When I returned to Florida I couldn't find a Norman anywhere. I went to the net and bought the ST 68 for about 600 bucks. It has been worht every penny.
It has a great balanced sound. It is a very strong resonating guitar. It is an attractive instrument as well.
If anything it would be that the head doesn't seem to be as perfect as the rest of the guitar. It could be a little better finished.
Solid Spruce top. (800 yr. old trees, tight grain)
Mahogany back and sides
Not sure of the neck, I believe it is rosewood
I highly recommend any Norman guitar except the B 15 because it isn't a solid top. You won't find a better quality guitar than Norman for the price. I would match the sound and playability against the best.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I played a Norman in California on my honeymoon. It sounded great. I wanted to buy it but I needed to retain the cash for obvious reasons. When I returned to Florida I couldn't find a Norman anywhere. I went to the net and bought the ST 68 for about 600 bucks. It has been worht every penny.
It has a great balanced sound. It is a very strong resonating guitar. It is an attractive instrument as well.
If anything it would be that the head doesn't seem to be as perfect as the rest of the guitar. It could be a little better finished.
Solid Spruce top. (800 yr. old trees, tight grain)
Mahogany back and sides
Not sure of the neck, I believe it is rosewood
I highly recommend any Norman guitar except the B 15 because it isn't a solid top. You won't find a better quality guitar than Norman for the price. I would match the sound and playability against the best.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com