Posted by Ronald Capone on Wed, 12/24/2003 - 12:03.
I bought a jazz model which looks and plays like a Gibson Super 400 in 2000. For the money it can't be beat. I've been playing for over 40 yaers and have played or owned just about every guitar made and this stands up to the best of them.
Posted by scott sinclair on Mon, 12/29/2003 - 12:31.
i just bought a w280 from sam ash based on the reviews i've read from harmony central, this site, and others. i own two other guitars...a washburn and a godin, both electrics. i hope everyone is playing straight about the robelli's. my wife doesn't know yet and she is literally going to kill me, so i hope this guitar is worth it. i been playing off and on for about 15 years. scott
I bought a carlos robelli.. accoustic guitar... the sound is really really good... I just dont like the paint job.. because.. the paint cracks.. and I odnt care about the cracks by the way.. Im just saying i think it not that durable.. as the other guitars.. Im afraid that it might fall apart after a year or two. But over all.. sound is. very very nice.
I just bought a Carlo Robelli CW410 acoustic/electric today and LOVE it! It was only $180 (used), but in great shape. The action is fantastic, and it's a cutaway (which I need to allow me to reach the higher frets). It's also a thin body-style axe, but it sounds as good as other full body acoustics. I compared it to other more expensive guitars and found I liked the Robelli best.
Anyone else out there have a Robelli? What do you think?
Hi ...
i'm a bass guiter player , and i have the Carlo Robelli USB895 5-String Bass ( from samash.com ) .
GREAAAAAAT guitar , and for its price its even more GREAAAAATER !!!
:I would highly recommend these instruments, as I have had three of them to date. My latest acquisition is a Carlo Robelli D-120 "Manhatten", which is a 17" jazz-box archtop copy of a D'Aquisto. This guitar is absolutely fabulous. The tone is real dark and woody sounding, and it has a floating pickup that doesn't interfere with the vibrations of the top. For the money ($600.00) this axe is comparable to other guitars costing 3 and 4 times as much. If you're in the market for a good instrument for gigging or recording or whatever, and you have a limited budget (don't we all?), check out the line of Crlo Robelli instruments. You'll be pleasantly surprised.: Has anyone here had any experience with Carlos Robelli guitars? If so, would you recommend one?
: Has anyone here had any experience with Carlos Robelli guitars? If so, would you recommend one?
I just bought a 414ceb. Had it for two hours. I already like it almost as much as my steinberger spirit. Yes my tastes are eclectic. But who cares? I've got and acous/elec cutaway with full binding, a decent preamp, a gig bag, and a bos of picks for $180 brand spanking new. I don't play professionally, but I make a lot of cool noise. I'm pleased. Make sure the guitar you buy has no buzzes or else has already been set up. I noticed quite a difference in the factory set up on all the different models.
I inherited a guitar years ago when my grandfather passed away. I'm trying to find out if it is of any value. It is a Carlo Robelli acoustic, model # GS720, serial # 351. I'd appreciate any info. Thanks.
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
: Has anyone here had any experience with Carlos Robelli guitars? If so, would you recommend one?
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
I bought a jazz model which looks and plays like a Gibson Super 400 in 2000. For the money it can't be beat. I've been playing for over 40 yaers and have played or owned just about every guitar made and this stands up to the best of them.
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
i just bought a w280 from sam ash based on the reviews i've read from harmony central, this site, and others. i own two other guitars...a washburn and a godin, both electrics. i hope everyone is playing straight about the robelli's. my wife doesn't know yet and she is literally going to kill me, so i hope this guitar is worth it. i been playing off and on for about 15 years. scott
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
I bought a carlos robelli.. accoustic guitar... the sound is really really good... I just dont like the paint job.. because.. the paint cracks.. and I odnt care about the cracks by the way.. Im just saying i think it not that durable.. as the other guitars.. Im afraid that it might fall apart after a year or two. But over all.. sound is. very very nice.
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
I just bought a Carlo Robelli CW410 acoustic/electric today and LOVE it! It was only $180 (used), but in great shape. The action is fantastic, and it's a cutaway (which I need to allow me to reach the higher frets). It's also a thin body-style axe, but it sounds as good as other full body acoustics. I compared it to other more expensive guitars and found I liked the Robelli best.
Anyone else out there have a Robelli? What do you think?
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
Hi ...
i'm a bass guiter player , and i have the Carlo Robelli USB895 5-String Bass ( from samash.com ) .
GREAAAAAAT guitar , and for its price its even more GREAAAAATER !!!
Rock on
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
:I would highly recommend these instruments, as I have had three of them to date. My latest acquisition is a Carlo Robelli D-120 "Manhatten", which is a 17" jazz-box archtop copy of a D'Aquisto. This guitar is absolutely fabulous. The tone is real dark and woody sounding, and it has a floating pickup that doesn't interfere with the vibrations of the top. For the money ($600.00) this axe is comparable to other guitars costing 3 and 4 times as much. If you're in the market for a good instrument for gigging or recording or whatever, and you have a limited budget (don't we all?), check out the line of Crlo Robelli instruments. You'll be pleasantly surprised.: Has anyone here had any experience with Carlos Robelli guitars? If so, would you recommend one?
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
: Has anyone here had any experience with Carlos Robelli guitars? If so, would you recommend one?
I have one its very nice the pick up is not working do you have scamatic diagram of the circit board please let me no ASAP
thanks
Don adey
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitars- Reviews, anyone?
: Has anyone here had any experience with Carlos Robelli guitars? If so, would you recommend one?
I just bought a 414ceb. Had it for two hours. I already like it almost as much as my steinberger spirit. Yes my tastes are eclectic. But who cares? I've got and acous/elec cutaway with full binding, a decent preamp, a gig bag, and a bos of picks for $180 brand spanking new. I don't play professionally, but I make a lot of cool noise. I'm pleased. Make sure the guitar you buy has no buzzes or else has already been set up. I noticed quite a difference in the factory set up on all the different models.
Re: Carlo Robelli Guitar Help Please
I inherited a guitar years ago when my grandfather passed away. I'm trying to find out if it is of any value. It is a Carlo Robelli acoustic, model # GS720, serial # 351. I'd appreciate any info. Thanks.
Carlo Robelli
I got a gs720 Carlo Robelli from my neighbor, serial 208, made in brazil
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