Which Guitar for What Kind of Music? #shortsvideo

Which guitar is best for Bluegrass? For Folky fingerstyle? For Blues? Do you even need more than 1 guitar in the first place? In today’s episode of Martins & More, we’re addressing questions from our loyal listeners. Join us in the live chat on Monday, June 3rd on YouTube, or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

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[josejcastaneda]

You always need one more guitar. Regardless of how many you own.

[twilliamsusmc]

When you’re limited to 5 riffs.
Every guitar sounds different.
You switch out on a regular basis

[genghisgalahad]

Maybe a starter/travel guitar, a regular use guitar, and a wishlist guitar. Bluegrass and jazz all the way! A small, medium, and large!

[rosslynemrys]

I don't need more than one guitar but....a parlor guitar for quiet sofa playing, a 000 -18 for some bluesy stuff, D28MD because ❤ and a CEO 9 Mango because it's gorgeous 😍

[johnwashburn]

Perhaps a mahogany and Adirondack guitar for bluegrass. I have the guitar but not the music.
I play about 6 different guitars regularly. All different sizes, scale length, nut width and brands (sort of). I have cedar over rosewood and Sitka over rosewood. Two all mahogany and two Adirondack over mahogany. (OK, I have others too)
I have no maple, I have no resonator, my 12 string is over 50 and crap but
Yes yes I play different songs on them

[josejcastaneda]

You need all kinds of guitars to really hear their tonal differences. Playing at the store for a few minutes is not going to cut it.