ottime osservazioni davvero.Quindi è più una corrente di pensiero basata su fattori estetici e,possibilmente,tattili,piuttosto che sonori,mi sbaglio?
Il contenzioso tuttavia credo esista anche ai piani alti,poichè mentre da una parte leggi Mr. TA (che penso usi una variante della poly per le verniciature)
Paint is meticulously applied—a proprietary ultraviolet light process that always yields an ultra thin and breathable finish so the instrument's resonance is never impaired but always imparted.
All our finishes are as breathable and as resonant (or more so) than the best of the best of the legendary nitro cellous lacquer finishes—without the intrinsic drying problems of lacquer.
Proof of this can be heard in the vibrance of the instrument. One strum unplugged tells the whole story—loud, rich, full and ringing. Nothing rings out like an Anderson.
...dall'altra ti vedi DonGrosh utilizzare solo lacquer per i presunti motivi sopra descritti
"Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finishes. At the heart of a guitar’s tone is the resonance and acoustic quality of the guitar’s body and neck woods. Therefore, of critical importance is a guitar finish that really lets the guitar “breathe”. The high-end nitrocellulose lacquer that we use combined with our exclusive and proprietary “thin-skin” finishing process provides an incredibly durable, beautiful and toneful finish. The premium quality nitrocellulose lacquer we use is the only finish we’ve found that doesn’t constrict the natural acoustic quality and resonance. It’s the no compromise, no sacrifice finish – it allows for a deep rich look and maximum resonance. It’s the only finish that we use."
Insomma,la verità sta nel mezzo oppure qualcuno gioca con la credulità della gente?