Here is a clip of Roland Dyens playing the guitar I built for him. Hook up you good speakers!
http://www.youtube.cf/user/Cyrloud#p/a/f/0/Zw5Po3n72Ns (http://www.youtube.cf/user/Cyrloud#p/a/f/0/Zw5Po3n72Ns)

Jim Holler

What a great performance...he must have been inspired by the great guitar!

Good for you Jim...get ready for a rash of orders!

  Excellent work Jim. Beautiful sounds coming out of that "Holler" guitar. :thumbsup

Gorgeous sound. Congrats on the exposure - liked the way he cradled it after playing.  :cheers

Thanks for sharing this. I see the bent top really facilitated his playing at the upper end of the fingerboard. Must make you feel like a proud father.

Non, non. You would holler, "Guitare!" on French T.V. if you want them to understand you.  :wink:

Very nice video, by the way. Did I see Leonard Cohen in the audience? 

WOW! What a wonderful guitar and he did look like he was hugging it very fondly at the end. Great work Jim!

ya it is amazing to final reach Thathigh level of my craft. Lots of hard work, study and experimentation. It is surreal for me to watch this and remember when that guitar was on my bench.
Here is a link to photos of the guitar. It is only the second one built with that design.
http://www.trinityguitars.com/classical/trinity/tg88.html (http://www.trinityguitars.com/classical/trinity/tg88.html)
Jim Holler

Proof once again of what a real lover of guitars can achive.Great tone even thru the crummy speakers I have.CONGRATS. :nana_guitar

Jim, your guitars are truly stunning, and Roland is truly a brilliant player.  It must be a pretty special feeling watching him play it on the big stage.

I don't think I've ever heard a classical guitar with that much sustain!!! That is one hell of an instrument! Only the second of the design? WOW! OUTSTANDING!

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Congratulations Jim!  Beautiful playing on an equally beautiful guitar.

Nice clip. Great tune. Fantastic guitar.     :nice guitar:

I can see I'm going to have to practice a bit more....    :winkin: