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Here's a link to a video with Julian Lage playing with Mark O'Connor. When I first heard this without looking I thought he was using a Gypsy guitar, amazing how much like one an acoustic archtop can sound, or maybe it shoulf be the other way around!
Brad YouTube - Mark O'Connor, John Patitucci and Julian Lage: Live on Soundcheck
PS His solo starts at about 2:05
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Pretty great stuff. Respectfully, I dont think that sounds much like a gypsy guitar though. Not much gypsy "bark" there. The good ones will have more nasal midrange, and more growl in the bass. A lot of that is technique though.