Since I'm not willing to drive 5.5 hours one way to try a call before I buy, I'm going to go ahead and buy one that can resell well if it's not for me.
The RNT Short Barrel looks like plenty for me to grow into this offseason, with a design for a good lower range sound.
But what material to get? Looks like wood is cheaper and potentially got more natural tone. But acrylic is low-maintenance, durable, and potentially has better top-range performance.
Which would you get and why?
Also, I would still be open to getting an Echo Timber (or maybe the ODB or Pure Meat) but the same question applies: wood or acrylic?
The RNT Short Barrel looks like plenty for me to grow into this offseason, with a design for a good lower range sound.
But what material to get? Looks like wood is cheaper and potentially got more natural tone. But acrylic is low-maintenance, durable, and potentially has better top-range performance.
Which would you get and why?
Also, I would still be open to getting an Echo Timber (or maybe the ODB or Pure Meat) but the same question applies: wood or acrylic?