They put their brand on the output of a community of local luthiers, a smaller scale version of the production chain Epiphone used to have with Sammick, or Tanglewood wwith the Cort facility, who now of course market under their own name. They have recently started promoting 12 strung units quite heavily under the Simon&Patrick brand. I would reccommend these guitars, but try all of the guitars the shop has before buying, quality and tone vary. There is a community of Luthiers in Princeville and La Patrie, Quebec who manufacture some of the greatest guitars in the world, they export under various different brands, as mentioned above - Norman, Art&Lutherie, Simon&Patrick etc They are very good, very loud guitars, though I always found the neck on my B20 to be a little thin, and the bass response to be very poor, there are some soundclips I've posted before on the MP3 thread above. You can tell the year of manufacture by the soundhole inlay work.
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Ek Rishta Full Movie Download Avi on this page. Norman are not made by Godin, or any other manufacturer for that matter, where do you get your information? The Norman B20 has Cherry back and sides with a 3 piece spruce top, available in Laquered or Natural finish. The current Norman line I think is nicer looking than the Seagulls and sound superior.(my opinion). I had an older Norman in the early 80s.it was a heavy guitar and ended up with a warped neck. Some history:the original 'Norman' was a small Quebec company run by Norman Boucher and the Norman marque was incorporated by the Godin(LaSiDo) company in the late 1970s.Boucher guitars are now made by the Norman Boucher family. I have also a Norman B-20 12 string-nice,well made and for the price and decent sounding. One thing I did notice is that it is more sensitive to changes in humidity than any other guitar I have owned so you might keep that in mind if you expect to be exposing it to climate changes - especially higher humidity. It is a great guitar for the money and perhaps a little underpriced considering the quality of workmanship and materials. Otherwise, it seems to be of sturdy construction and has a good plain look about it, IMO. I have a moderately fast fingerpicking style and need finer tolerances on the action than as set up from the factory. Three months later I took it back and had the action adjusted which included shaving the bridge down in order to lower the saddle and allow neck adjustment.
The action was a little high when I bought it but I took it that way just to get some time on it 'as is'. I like it well enough but I wish it had more volume at the high end.
I paid about 625.00 (US) with the hardshell case.
I've been playing it for about 8 months.īought it off my luthier who distributes them for Norman here in Louisville, KY. In the last thirty years, Norman's reputation for superb quality and excellent value has grown in a grassroots, word-of-mouth kind of way amongst musicians which has earned Norman guitars the distinction of ‘Canada's guitar'.
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