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episode 366: Quick Win: $600 vs. $6,000 Jazz Guitar | Is Cheap or Expensive Better?
This is a $600 jazz guitar and this is a $6000 jazz guitar.
Today, I'm discussing which one I personally like the most as well as the age-old question, "Does having an expensive instrument help you play music better?". You might be surprised.
In this episode:
1. Intro
2. My $600 jazz guitar - brand and specs
3. My $6000 jazz guitar - brand and specs
4. Sound demo - $600 jazz guitar
5. Sound demo - $6000 jazz guitar
6. Sound comparison - my opinion
7. Which one do I like better? What Georgia has on her mind.
8. Do expensive instruments worth it?
9. Do you need an expensive instrument to become a great jazz musician or to
improve quicker? Pros and Cons
10. Quote by Victor Baker about musicianship and instrument
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