Acoustic Guitar Magazine | 6 years ago
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If you’re a guitar player looking to explore the music of Django Reinhardt and the manouche jazz of the Belgium-born Romani guitarist and his cohorts, sooner or later you’ll find yourself ogling the distinctive Selmer-style guitars that are practically required for playing this endlessly cool style. With their long scale lengths, small oval soundholes, and unique strings, these specialized instruments were built to create penetrating acoustic sound when played with a heavy pick.
