By lots I mean a total of 42 guitars, at least those that I can remember.
2 Maestro Indian rosewood guitars, one of which complemented my voice well
Maestro koa
Maestro flamed maple
Maestro ovangkol
Maestro mahogany
A certain Maton guitar, which sounded distinctly woody and punchy
Martin D16-RGT
Martin D28
Martin HD28
Martin D45
Martin 000-16RGT
Martin 000-28
Martin OMPAC3
Martin SWOMGT
Another Martin guitar
A certain Breedlove guitar that sounded so unique and lovely
Taylor 314CE
Taylor 614CE
Taylor 814CE
Taylor Big Baby
4 other Taylors
A Rainsong carbon-graphite guitar
Furch G24-SR
Furch G25-SR
Furch G25 Madagascar which I would have bought if I didn't keep to my budget
Lakewood D14CP
Lakewood M32
Lakewood M32CP
A certain Lakewood guitar
A certain Yamaha guitar
A certain Cort guitar
Nathaniel custom koa guitar
Nathaniel custom flamed maple guitar that sounded and looked too good for its price
Gibson Hummingbird
Gibson J-45 Standard
A certain Goodall jumbo, the only boutique guitar I've heard live and played so far
Brook Taw, a very sweet and lush-sounding guitar made in Devon, UK.
Guild F30R
Now I understand why people can praise many guitars, and how people can remember certain specifications of guitars, like the model name, wood, or body shape.
And to my surprise, I have chosen... (!!!)
Which stands for Sustainable Woods Orchestra Model Glossed Top (SWOMGT) and looks like:
I'm glad that I could make an ethical purchase for a pretty big-ticket item like this!
