Quizzz, 4 guitars compared. Can you point them out?

[Herman]

BINGO!!!
You are a better listener than I am.
Congrats, beside the honor you won nothing!

[Dave Bagwill]

I missed all of them. But they all did sound good!

[John Parchem]

BINGO!!!
You are a better listener than I am.
Congrats, beside the honor you won nothing!

With my second guess I just relied on my previous job as a logic engineer. #2 did have a different voice that I could hear. What surprised me that even after a lot of listens 3 and 4 sounded more alike than either of them to number 1.

[Herman]

You are right. I hear the same things. For some reason the Bocote OM does sound different. More modest, while the Ovankol OM is a beast. (Maybe one of my best). Ah well, maybe.

Ok: what is different between the two beside the hardwoods: The Bocote has a "Taylor" V-Class bracing and the Ovankol has a "Lowden" Dolphin bracing.

[Herman]

To those who are interested: (BTW: The top woods are quite the same for spicies, stiffness and thickness)
These are the bracing pics of the OM's. The Bocote one with the V-Class bracing and the Ovankol that has the Lowden style. Funny thing is that the Lowden style has a lot more wood glued to the top, but still, it is louder.
Maybe the lenghtwise bracing of the Taylor style inhibits the long pole movement. Hmm...You tell me.

[John Parchem]

My first evaluation was on the rhythm cuts as I could hear their voices. Listening to the picking the bocote guitar has the most balance and separation. especially mid-range bass notes in the pattern, they pop out and sustain a bit. I think for a finger style guitar I would pick that one (not intended as a pun) . The fact they sound so close really speaks to your voicing talents. All of the guitars sound wonderful.

[Kevin in California]

Well now since I know I won't win a new Italian motorcycle if I guess correctly, I just won't try!
Back from a trip will try and listen to these today sometime.