I swear this guy could probably sell me a half eaten bagel.

@LonskiBig

6 жыл бұрын

....haha...!!...

@rdubby1102

5 жыл бұрын

Jared Jones just $400

@pullmeoutofthis3391

5 жыл бұрын

bAhah same

@LloOFFICIAL

4 жыл бұрын

@Polako Polakovic wow😂

@Smoothgrooves

4 жыл бұрын

rdubby 😂😂😂

Dude is killing that G chord

The amount of passive aggressiveness against Ed Sheeran here is amazing

@Darksparrow22

4 жыл бұрын

Lol 😆 true

@healmyroots

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@judrayton

3 жыл бұрын

Hmm, I don't hear that.

@Joose127

3 жыл бұрын

You mean that kid sized man who loops a riff when he finally gets it right?

@elftower907

3 жыл бұрын

didn't hear it

jack sparrow of guitars

@davisguitar8218

6 жыл бұрын

mokoyusha he looks more like Hozier

@samtheman123

5 жыл бұрын

Johnny Depp actually plays guitar

@tristan3456

4 жыл бұрын

I GOT A JARRR OF PIIICCKKSS

@ezeraleul9689

4 жыл бұрын

where's the rum?

@jaynosowsky9708

4 жыл бұрын

I thought his name was jack swallows...lol😂

i like how i came here to know what guitar size i need and instead was taught about the different types of guitars

I swear you could sell me a empty water bottle

@onemanhouseband5840

5 жыл бұрын

That’s how most water bottles are sold in America.

@bloodyteeth1847

4 жыл бұрын

i swear this guy could sell me air

When your finger tips do get calloused, pulling a hot plate of food out of the microwave and placing it on your finger tips to carry over to the table is a guitarists mutant X-men power. Yeah, it may not be the best mutant power but it comes in handy saving food from being dropped on the floor. Especially, when you're really hungry and your watching something on the Tele. (Why I'm I starting to develop an accent?)

@jomamma4294

4 жыл бұрын

You can also win at hot potato 100% of the time

Dread not, there is a guitar out there for you!

@tdvcyt2534

5 жыл бұрын

I see what u did there

@Joe-hl2ts

5 жыл бұрын

I thought that was a typo at first

@justinstudebaker4867

5 жыл бұрын

Fret not, for the puns are not over yet!

@MrZylix-6

5 жыл бұрын

Lol nice one autocrow

@McMerlin11

4 жыл бұрын

You’re amazing 😂

This really isn't a size guide, though is it?

@br9760

5 жыл бұрын

I'm about 5'11. What type of electric should I get?

@yeeyee5054

5 жыл бұрын

@@br9760 Any normals sized

@senorpollo6244

5 жыл бұрын

Paintball Noob I’m 5 1. What size acoustic should I get.

@randysavage2585

5 жыл бұрын

YvnG DINO Midget size

@joaotorres6631

5 жыл бұрын

@@senorpollo6244 Parlor size is pretty good and small

Dagan, you are so full of energy and knowledge. You are an energetic and adorable! I love your humor and energy. I love all the topics that you cover. You make all the topics easy to understand. One can also get a really good idea of how the different guitars sound, by your superb ability to play.

This is a lovely little overview! I appreciate the encouraging, positive tone and the real-world examples of “this sounds kinda like this style, or this artist” and that there wasn’t machismo about playing smaller or inexpensive guitars.

If I lived in the UK, I'd go to this store just to talk to Dagan.

@Firusdhf

3 жыл бұрын

He’s in Newcastle incase you travel to talk to him

"A STARTER PACK!!!" -- That motion was the best part of the whole video. Thank you. I would come by if I were in that country, lol.

9:32 that was my first guitar strap. Picked it up with a semi hollow no turning back after that

@justinstudebaker4867

5 жыл бұрын

4:40 was the first guitar I bought! And same with no going back, what is there to life other than guitar?

I already got a guitar to my birthday a couple weeks ago, but i still cant stop watching this guy here. Hes so good at what he does, id be afraid, walking in his store with my wallet

This is GREAT seriously i have recently started and this guy made me know what type of guitar to get so cheers 🎸🎸

That was really interesting. Thanks for the video.

Why am I watching this? Because of Dagan

That was very helpful, entertaining and straightforward! Thank you!

Nice video, loved how it was well explained!

Dagan is the man! Been watching for a little over 2 years now hes one of my favorites along with Tyler from music is win

I know this was from 5 years ago, but I just came across it. As someone from the USA, I will watch this video multiple times just to hear the words, "plectrums" (instead of "picks"), 'CAPPOS' (instead of "capos") and "bums" (instead of butts). 😁 Oh, and the video is clear, concise and easy to understand! 😊

Another great video. I really wish you folks would give clinics to American music stores on how to make their stores fun and inviting. Could just be my luck, but when I go into most guitar stores here in California the sales associates are rude snobby jerks who obviously don't want to be there. Didn't mean to vent. You guys are awesome. BIG fan.

@annamelanie5151

4 жыл бұрын

gmscurto So true. There's a guitar center store in midtown NYC - zero help given, they couldn't give a shit who was in the store or why you (potential customer) are there. It's as if they're getting paid to NOT sell instruments.

Greetings from Vacaville,California (U.S.A). Really liked the video. Was fun to watch. Just bought a Yamaha FD01S solid top last night (my 1st name brand guitar).

Great thanks! You're adorale and have a nice, warm voice and vibe. 😊👍

very motivational towards the end :)

The body of your acoustic guitar really makes a difference on the style you play. I was considering a dread for fingerstyle but the responce of the top was way to slow. I will remain with my 000 for now :)

Not sure this was the 'size' guide I was looking for. I get guitars come in different sizes (obviously) but I was hoping for guidance on choosing one based on torso height, arm position, etc. Still, informative. I never considered choosing one based on genre, just is it bright or mellow

@marthathompson2012

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@IanArizpeArroyo

2 жыл бұрын

i also thought that’s what this was

@chrisn3892

2 жыл бұрын

Ya

@FreePigeon

Жыл бұрын

That's what I was looking for as well. Still, this was interesting.

Thanks for sharing mate!

Great video Dagan!

Thank u! This was very informative! :)

Hello - Thank you for all the informational videos on guitars - they are very helpful - Could you also post a video on "What is the best guitar for Percussive playing?"

I'm happy this video is out there. I can't tell you how many smaller-framed totally new beginner students are sold gigantic dreadnoughts which they then struggle with and quit. Then they try a little 000 style or gretsch jim dandy, and you can literally see their eyes light up and they go ""Ohhhhh! I had no idea a guitar could be this easy to play!"

I was a big Metallica fan So obviously my first guitar was a classical

@notoriusdrifter40

3 жыл бұрын

I am a big Metallica fan too, but I am broke. So i have to go with acoustic, lol

@mysticab7940

3 жыл бұрын

@@notoriusdrifter40 I got my classical for like 70$

@Firusdhf

3 жыл бұрын

@@notoriusdrifter40 you can get a bullet strat and a travel amp for around 150 quid

@notoriusdrifter40

3 жыл бұрын

@@Firusdhf s'all good now, I have an Ibanez Gio and Boss Katana Mk2 100Watt amp

@Hoscitt

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto! 😄

Thiis was so helpful!!!

My mom bought my first electric guitar or guitar period from my old preacher. It was a Michael Kelly that looks like a Starcaster. We bought it for $300 but it's retail is $1,100

Okay this helped a lot, understand way better ideally I'd like for my first. Dreadnaught for all that sound range, dont mint mind that its larger then others. Perhaps after some proficiency an electric one acoustic.

Very Good, Thank you 👌

Not a single member of our Bg group has less than 35 years experience on their chosen instruments. Our banjo player is 67 y o. Plays a Gibson RB250 Mastertone. He aklso plays his D35, a Kentucky fiddle, a Steiner fiddle, and a Dopera Bros resophonic "Dobro" guitar. I'd like to name our band "Old and outta tune"!!!!

This man is made for the camera 🙌🏼 I swear he moonlights as a TV presenter 😅

Strangely, the first dreadnought acoustics didn’t bear the Martin logo, but were made for the Oliver Ditson Company with production beginning in 1916, marketing being centred upon New York and Boston. These models had 12-fret-to-the-body necks, slotted pegheads, no pickguards and with unique inlays and soundhole rosettes. However, in terms of construction, they featured mahogany backs and sides and spruce tops; since becoming pretty much standard with makers of dreadnought-style guitars worldwide.

Dagan you are amazing

Flamenco and classical guitars are slightly different from each other but are both Spanish guitars because they both originate from Spain.

Hey! thanks. Fantastic video 💜. To me the dreadnought was cumbersome, ooo is my size.

My first adult, expensive guitar (1968) was a classical. Given my smallish hands, that thing, with its unplayable flat, jet runway fretboard killed my interest for 50 years, when I finally got a nice small-body steel-string guitar with a comfortably radiused fretboard.

7:28. I couldn't agree with you more! I just bought my Yamaha Dreadnought last week, i was finding that even though i'm not particularly good on the electric yet, i found that if i picked up an acoustic, i couldn't play it at all. Also when a group of us would go out, there would always be someone with an acoustic guitar and it made it an awesome chill sesh!

Cheers Russel Edward Brand...kool previews indeed matey...tata..

I play accoustic bass guitar in an amateur bluegrass band, but I've played standard guitars much longer (70 years). Started on standup bass 5/8ths size. When I got a chance I played our banjo player Martin D35. Shunned buying a Martin as a result. But in the last year I've bought several Martins trading up. When my pal bought his D35 it was a 68 model he bought in 69. $550.00. Now D35 prices have skyrocketed. Next on my radar is an upgrade to a Martin accoustic bass guitar.

Yeah, the parlor and other small bodies came first. Orchestra models and THEN the Dreadnought. The Jumbo's come along after looking for more volume and bass.

Thanks, I’m a ukulele player and I’m trying to find a nice small guitar I can use.

Question: i really love the yamaha apxt2 acoustic/electric guitar. Im very tiny with very small hands. Is the neck regular width or is it small? I have a hard time reaching on big neck guitars.

Dude you are awesome.

Very good!

great video

Already have 5 guitar *still looking for more*

Oh my God, I love him😂 The way He showed the electric guitars 5:43 Edit: AND THE STARTET PACK. 7:56 THAT GUY, IS SO BEAUTIFULLY WEIRD, OH MY GOD

Amazing 🤗🎸

Is there an acoustic guitar in the size/shape identical or almost similar to an electric guitar? My acoustic guitar now feels bulky since I started practicing more and more on my electric. Thanks!

Its weird that my guitar very very looks like a classical but its actually a steel string guitar... because it has bridge pins and i saw inside it has bracings...

He's such an amazing salesman!

this guy is awesome

What is that Fender you were using to explain the benefits of an electroacoustic guitar?

I don't like big dreadnought bodies. The old parlor guitars are the best size imo. Nice and small. Usually I'd be playing plugged in anyway so the volume bonus you get from the bigger bodies is nullified. I own a vintage parlor guitar from 1909, which the previous owner electrified. Great tone!

Gosh darn it this guy's charming

What store is this guy in? I wanna meet him lmao

@FudgyMations

6 жыл бұрын

The one in Newcastle that's where this was filmed but I don't know if he's actually there as I live in the midlands

@joshuposhu6188

5 жыл бұрын

@@FudgyMations west midlans? I live here

@martyldl6238

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah hes in Newcastle my local one

@denaenaeee

4 жыл бұрын

Viribus lmao

@NintendoFan8877

3 жыл бұрын

@@FudgyMations omg West Midlands

What is the model of the blue guitar you picked up at the beginning of the video clip?

What is the guitar brand you picked after fender?

3:25 what’s the name of that guitar?

Very helpful advice. Perhaps a bit-slower delivery? That would help in absorbing all the info. Thanks.

At 3:35, what kind of parlor guitar is he playing? I think I could see "Fender" on its headstock, but I'm not sure. Thanks in advance.

I never visited PMTVUK because I'm from India BUT I JUST LOVE PMTVUK SO MUCH ❤❤

I am stuck in a rut learning to play as I am still on the first module for six months only now I have horrible wrist pain plus my hand falls asleep. Why? I have small hands (6.5in from wrist to the tip of the longest finger, and 7.5in from tip of the thumb to a fully spread out hand's tip of the pinky) so to reach the half the strings I have to bend my wrist which is giving me carpal tunnel. What would help as the Squire is too much for me?

I'm 16 and I was thinking of buying a guitar 3/4 because it's cheaper. Just until I can learn to play it, then I'd buy a nicer, aucustic one. But would a 3/4 guitar be too small for me?

I'm 5'4 should I go for drednaught or medium ??

Which ones are the best travel size guitars with pick up?? Not so expensive though haha

What's the size of a classical guitar that's right under the full size? Sizes in order what comes next after full size? I want a smaller guitar but not so much smaller than the full size

The term "cut away" terrifies people??

@dylanhernandez1867

5 жыл бұрын

Barry Duggan yep it confused me

@hawraam3909

4 жыл бұрын

Polako Polakovic learn how to spell first before you make fun of people’s religion

Which size produces the richest sound do you think Dreadnought, Jumbo or Concert?

I want that !!!! 2:03 😭❤️

My son got a starter kit. Beautiful guitar but boy heavy! They got my tiny 9 year old 65lbs a full scale. He can't stand more than 10 minutes. I need a super light guitar < $300 USD. Any recommendations?

The Dreadnought guitar was not the first acoustic guitar parlor guitars came before them

7:12 I'm lookin at you, Tele elite

Cheap but playable well made, platform change swap out pick ups Slash guitar - consider Vintage 100

as a kid I never knew there were different sizes for guitars, so my parents bought me a guitar that was literally like the size of my body. u telling me there were different guitar sizes and I could've saved myself the struggle of playing a massive guitar- T.T

What is that type of guitar in 2:45? Please help.

Does anybody know in what direction the guitar prices have moved over the last 10-20 years? I am asking because it seems rock music as a whole has been going through a period when it’s much less popular. Well definitely electric guitar rock is less popular.

Though I could listen to this guy all day... This video was about everything, but why I came here: guitart sizes.

I've been playing guitar for years and he could still convince me to buy one of these beginner ones 😂😂

I love the presentation of this vid, but it would be nice to hear some suggestions for different sized adults. Myself, a 5'6" woman with small hands is going to have a different experience to a child or a tall bloke with big hands. Though thank you for pointing out people like Ed Sheeran use smaller guitars, it makes me less embarrassed to be buying something that is marketed to children 99% of the time.

I like the Yamaha one but... what size is it?

why dont they put fret markers on classical guitars? my memory is shot, i need them.

I want a epiphone dove, but it's an electro acoustic and I don't plan on plugging it in. Is it worth it?

@mariemar3376

3 жыл бұрын

I think it’s worth it. You may change your mind later and use it plugged in.

0:12 straight headshot on me lol

Which size l buy as begainer

What the Yamaha small model call?

I still don t know what size to buy. In fact, this is a very bad video regarding its title

@stocese5356

4 жыл бұрын

Just buy a full size or 3/4 size

@CP-mt1st

3 жыл бұрын

or a parlor or a concert

@justahuman9273

3 жыл бұрын

It may not be what you expected but "very bad video" is rather harsh, no?

The dread knaught is huge on me 😂 or it feels that way at least.

@kyraariana5071

3 жыл бұрын

How does it work for you? I’m looking at a dreadnought myself.

3:33 what the name/model of this one? I'm 18, thinking of learning a guitar by myself. is that a good one to start with?

@thomascheung7238

5 жыл бұрын

Dean Lee did you get one?

4:39 what is that guitar?

What classical guitar was he modeling in this vid?