My journey to acoustic

[JayDee]

Sincere condolences from Laurie and i on the passing of your Dad. He sounds like he was a great guy. We've lost ours, as well. Ave Atque Vale

[kirsty]

Dear Kirsty,

this is sad news and good news all at once, thank you for this impressive insight. The loss of your father, even if a while ago, will probably hurt forever. I am at the same age as your father was, and this is by far too early to leave … And I have a daughter that may be around your age - I can assure you that whatever makes you happy in the way you describe your new C6 touchings would be what I would wish for you. I‘d be glad for an opportunity to follow your way.

All the best.

[Spider]

Thanks for sharing such a personal insight, Kirsty.
I lost my father in 2014 and, while it's a void that will never be filled again, I must say that I think of him more than ever in all the little things that I know would have made him happy and proud.

So, enjoy your wonderful new instrument and don't be mired in sadness, but use it to live an even fuller and happier life!

[PScooter63]

Kirsty, thank you so much for the bittersweet update. I'll be thinking of you and yours over the coming weeks.

And if I may - your daughter has not left music, which is far better than out-and-out abandonment. You planted those seeds, they're still growing. (I tried in vain to learn guitar a couple of decades ago - if I had to do it over again, I'd have given it a go far sooner!)

[kirsty]

Thanks guys, I am fine, its been a while now, and you have no choice but to deal with these matters.

Love the C6, but yes its bittersweet
Interestingly I found certain parts of the Royal Grand 3D (S6) sound quite similar to some of the tones this C6 makes. Similar piano, makes sense I guess.