Le Maton NON suonano come le altre. | StrumentiMusicali.net

THE GUITARS ✅ Maton EA80C: https://bit.ly/4uqx0D2 ✅ Maton EBG808 Artist: https://bit.ly/3PhOhQ7 ✅ Mini Maton EM6: https://bit.ly/3Rr5iYD 👉🏻 FREE COURSE: https://marcocapaldo.it 👈🏻 🎸 The songs I play: https://bit.ly/Mattina_MarcoCapaldo and https://bit.ly/Vacanza_MarcoCapaldo can also be found on other digital platforms (Spotify, Amazon Music, iTunes, etc.) Matons don't sound like other acoustic guitars. In this video, I try to understand where that special feeling I had the first time I played one live comes from. I compared three very different Maton models: Maton EA80C Maton EBG808 Artist Mini Maton EM6 We talked about Australian woods like Bunya Pine, Blackwood, and Queensland Maple, the famous AP5 Pro amplification system, and how these guitars were designed specifically for live performance. This isn't a typical "good/bad" review, but an attempt to understand why the Maton sound is so distinctive and different from more traditional acoustics. Thanks to Strumentimusicali.net for making this video possible. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction: That "Strange" Maton Sound 00:52 - Maton EA80C: First Impressions and Feelings 01:45 - Australian Woods: Bunya Pine and Sound Response 03:49 - Blackwood and the Dreadnought's Sustain 05:11 - Maton EBG808 Artist: The Classic Revisited 05:41 - Secrets of the 808 Shape: Long Scale and Depth 06:49 - Versatility and Tommy Emmanuel's Touch 07:44 - AP5 Pro System: The Ultimate Amplification 09:41 - Mini Maton M6: Small Size 11:02 - What Does a Mini Maton Really Sound Like? 12:54 - Conclusions: The "Complete Maton Package" 14:05 - Greetings