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Old 06-07-2011, 12:34 PM
 
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Default Anyone use a Carvin AC375 for Jazz

Anyone have experience playing a Carvin AC375 either practicing or playing jazz? It has a mahagony body that is routed hollow, mahagony neck-thru, and has a solid spruce top. I've seen a few played on YouTube and the acoustic volume is fairly decent. I don't expect the guitar to compete with a full acoustic guitar for volume.

Ed S.
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Old 09-09-2011, 08:11 PM
 
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Anyone have experience playing a Carvin AC375 either practicing or playing jazz? It has a mahagony body that is routed hollow, mahagony neck-thru, and has a solid spruce top. I've seen a few played on YouTube and the acoustic volume is fairly decent. I don't expect the guitar to compete with a full acoustic guitar for volume.

Ed S.
Yes I have a new Carvin AC375 and would like to correct you on a couple points. It is neither routed hollow, nor neck-thru. It is in fact a true hollow body acoustic guitar with solid mahogany back and sides and a solid Engelman Spruce top, with all the usual X bracing, SET NECK and other interior features that true acoustic guitars have. As far as volume you are correct, acoustically don't expect the volume you would get from a full sized acoustic, but plug it in and it is quite simply AWESOME. The sound is stunning and the action is quite simply the best I've ever had on an acoustic guitar... bare none!
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Old 09-09-2011, 08:51 PM
 
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Yes I have a new Carvin AC375 and would like to correct you on a couple points. It is neither routed hollow, nor neck-thru. It is in fact a true hollow body acoustic guitar with solid mahogany back and sides and a solid Engelman Spruce top, with all the usual X bracing, SET NECK and other interior features that true acoustic guitars have. As far as volume you are correct, acoustically don't expect the volume you would get from a full sized acoustic, but plug it in and it is quite simply AWESOME. The sound is stunning and the action is quite simply the best I've ever had on an acoustic guitar... bare none!
Thank you. I'm still on the lookout for a used AC375 buy lately I've been messing with headless guitars and I like the compactness of them. First started with a Traveler Ultra Light and then got a great deal on a Hohner G3T.

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