Yamaha SLN100 Silent Guitar: a couple of recordings

[mellowsun]

Here's a couple of pieces played on the SLN 100, recorded straight into Logic:

https://soundcloud.com/phil-gooch/sarahs-song
https://soundcloud.com/phil-gooch/da...es-solo-guitar

[richardhomer]

Lovely playing, Sir!

[mellowsun]

Lovely playing, Sir!

Thank you richard, and thanks for listening

[rdmf48]

Yamaha Silent Guitars are great guitars and brilliant for money.

[tonyteech02]

Very nice playing indeed. What is the silent guitar like to play - thinking of one for nylon jazz. Is the neck as wide as a classical cheers Tony

[Kebabkid]

Nice playing and sound.

I played one of these (the narrower necked model) in Chappells, London through an AER and it was bliss. Great guitar for Dominic Miller-isms too.

[mellowsun]

Very nice playing indeed. What is the silent guitar like to play - thinking of one for nylon jazz. Is the neck as wide as a classical cheers Tony

Hi Tony

It's not as wide as a full classical neck, it's just under 50mm at the nut. I find it very comfortable to play, and the action is just right.

Although this is the earlier SLN100 model, not sure about the newer models.

[rdmf48]

Very nice playing indeed. What is the silent guitar like to play - thinking of one for nylon jazz. Is the neck as wide as a classical cheers Tony

There are two variants of the nylon strung Silent Guitar - one has a classical style fretboard i.e wide and flat, and the other is narrower and radiused like an ordinary acoustic. I suggest you look at the Yamaha Silent Guitar website.

[DavidRees]

wonderful music Phil...

David

[fretmeister]

I enjoyed those!

Very nice. I much prefer a classical sound over a steel acoustic.