Какие Премиум-гитары Реально Стоят Своих Денег? Гитарные посиделки с Александром Александровым!

At 00:00 the host begins with The Beatles' "Michelle" on a Taylor 414ce Studio, then at 01:30 he introduces the guitars. At 02:02 he examines the Taylor 414ce Studio Special Edition, and at 07:31 he looks at the Taylor Legacy 714ce, playing it at 09:17 and again at 10:54 to compare with the 414ce. At 13:59 he plays both guitars side by side. At 16:27 he discusses songwriting and improvisation. At 20:09 he turns to the Gibson HUMMINGBIRD, playing Richard Marx's "Now And Forever" at 23:31 and Deep Purple's "Soldier of Fortune" at 26:06, then Scorpions' "Wind of Change" on both the HUMMINGBIRD and a Gibson J-45 Standard Vintage Sunburst at 29:46. At 31:20 he explains why the guitar feels heavy to play, then at 35:26 he examines the J-45, playing it at 37:52 and discussing its suitability for various genres at 39:25. At 40:47 he plays ABBA's "The Winner Takes It All" on both guitars, comparing them at 42:33. At 45:35 he looks at the Martin D-18, then at 48:25 he plays it alongside a Martin 0028 W/CS, discussing the emotional connection to the instrument at 50:48. At 55:06 he examines the Martin 0028 W/CS, playing it at 55:27. At 56:29 he plays a Maton EBG808-NASHVILLE, then at 1:01:04 he debates whether premium guitars can be compared, playing the Maton again at 1:01:45 and discussing its quirks at 1:04:29. At 1:07:35 he plays Vladimir Presnyakov's "Zurbagan" on the Maton, then at 1:10:43 he plays Glenn Medeiros' "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You" on a Gopherwood K830RCE, examining it at 1:11:59 and playing it at 1:12:58, then ABBA's "Happy New Year" at 1:14:54. At 1:17:25 he considers whether to recommend the Gopherwood, playing it again at 1:20:24. At 1:23:00 he discusses guitar prices, and at 1:24:51 he concludes.