Nice version. I think the reverb on the leads works pretty good here, but I like reverb.

Hi Clint, thanks, I like reverb too ; )
 
Rik

This is you doing what you best
 
Nice

Good one Rik   Tanglewood make nice guitars, a friend of mine gave me his when he bought a handmade Brook, I like the tone.

Hi John, thanks, means a lot : )
 
Hi James, thanks, I had to sell my handmade Spanish classical to pay my medical bills  but Lucky there was enough left to buy that very nice Tanglewood and amp ; )
 
New mix up if you're interested.
 
Rik

I like 'em both. The first is warmer, more intimate. The second more open, "lighter" if you will.
Kind of like hearing the same song played in two different venues. Both are well done, with a slight difference in feel.
This was a bit of fun, and it's great to see you hangin' out with us.

I happen to like your first mix better …I think it sounds warmer for the way you played the acoustic guitars .
 
Yamaha THR5A ? I had to look that one up ..
 
it looks good …I didn't know they had came out with and acoustic version of the THR5 …...
 
I have a THR5 and that's what I use to practice with …..Love that little thing….
 
good to see you around , 
 
Kenny

Hi Bob, thanks, glad you like them both. Old mix was straight from the amp, new mix had a lot of help from Sonar ; )
 
Hi Kenny, thanks, i had to sell my classical guitar and recording gear to pay my medical bills. After three months of not playing at all due to medical reasons , I got the urge again. Since I'm not able to play classical guitar, i bought a cheap steelstring Tanglewood guitar to muck about with.  I bought that yamaha amp second hand and it's a great bit of kit. it's also an usb interface.
 
Rik

I am with Kenny here they are both excellent but the first mix has just a little more warmth.
 
Both show your skill with wood and strings  

Hi John, thanks, ; )
 
Rik