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Originally Posted by JohninCt.
If the Goya is playable and passable then it must be good. I had a Suzuki nylon a couple years ago that had such a wide neck that I could barely play it, I don't have big hands either. Needless to say, I sold it. I play along with some songs, but just chording nowadays. Like I say not much interest or time for it anymore. I used to use Silk and Steel strings sometimes. I liked them on most of the guitars I've had. The last few times I had strung any, I used light Martin Marquis, mainly because that is what I had in my draw at the time. Well, keep plucking, sounds like you are doing ok and really into it, that's when progress is made.
I guess I'll do my taxes this coming week. Good luck on yours, hope you get enough back to buy a Martin.
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I have Martin Marquis lights on the Ibanez right now (the strings that hurt my fingertips
). yeah, I feel like I'm making some progress the past year though the issues with my hands slowed this down. I can only play just a little bit everyday now -better than nothing! oh I forgot -I had a professional opinion about the playability of the Goya...that it was good for strumming, but I like it for picking.
So far I have an offset on my Fed. taxes...my college student saved me there
