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Alhambra Professional Model – The Linea Profesional

On January 2, 2019 /

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The new Alhambra Professional Model is easily one of the most well built, beautiful sounding, and affordable hand made classical guitars on the market. Crafted by the same master builders responsible for Alhambra’s “Luthier” models, the Professional is available with a solid Spruce or Cedar top, solid Indian Rosewood back and sides, Ebony fingerboard, and a High C 20th fret.

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Darryl Williams 8-Course Renaissance Lute, 1976

On November 28, 2018 /

The Darryl Williams 8-Course Renaissance Lute was based on a bowl-back design, using a set of bent ribs that are arched to provide stiffness. The ribs start with a ‘teardrop’ shape and are then bent, and the edges are bevelled according to the number of ribs. They are glued together with hide glue in the joins, and parchment strips soaked in hide glue are applied to the inside of the seams.

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Edgar Monch Classical Guitar, 1967

On November 27, 2018 /

This Edgar Monch Classical Guitar was built at his Toronto shop during 1967, numbered as 1967/41. It features a Spruce top paired with Indian Rosewood for the back, sides and headplate; the neck and body blocks are Mahogany and the fingerboard is Ebony. This guitar is over half a century old and has been played as intended.

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Dieter Hopf Gran Concierto Classical Guitar, 2004

On November 22, 2018 /

Tags: acoustic, amazonian, Canada, Classical, Dieter Hopf, gran concierto, guitar, hesse, Hopf, jacaranda, made in Germany, nylon, ontario, ported bridge, radial bracing, rosewood, spruce, steel string, Taunusstein, The Twelfth Fret, toronto, western cedar

From 2004, this Dieter Hopf Gran Concierto features a radial-braced red cedar top, Amazonian Rosewood back and sides, ebony for the fingerboard and an acoustically ported ebony bridge. The neck is mahogany with an ebony stiffener. The tuners are Schaller models with faux Mother of Pearl buttons. The scale length is 650mm and the nut width is 52mm.

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DISCONTINUED Ramirez 4 NE / Estudio 3 Guitarras de Estudio

On November 11, 2018 /

Tags: 130 Anos, 2NE, 3ne, 4ne, cedar, Classical, cypress, fl-1, fl1, Flamenco, Gordon Obrien, Grant MacNeill, guitar, ramirez, rosewood, Spanish, SPR, spruce, The Twelfth Fret, video

The Ramirez 4 NE – Estudio 3 Model Guitarras de Estudio is the top ‘production’ model from Ramírez. Based on the of the 1990s model E series guitars, developed from designs conceived by Jose Ramírez III, Amalia Ramírez created the NE models as an affordably priced, all-solid-wood instrument for the serious student of classical guitar. This instrument features all solid wood construction, an asymmetrical six top-strut fan brace pattern, a unique custom soundhole mosaic rosette and custom Ramírez label. The headstock shape is the standard modern pattern associated with Ramírez guitars.

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M. Sakurai No.8 Classical Guitar, 1977

On November 7, 2018 /

The M. Sakurai No.8 classical guitar was part of a line of guitars built by Masaki Sakurai as he was learning in the workshop run by his uncle, Masaru Kohno. The M. Sakurai No.8 is built using solid Cedar tops and laminate Indian Rosewood for the back and sides, and solid Rosewood for the headplate and bridge. The Mahogany neck carries an Ebony fingerboard, and is joined to the body with a dovetail joint, departing from the ‘slipper heel’ found on traditionally built Spanish guitars.

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Alhambra Professional Model – The Linea Profesional

Darryl Williams 8-Course Renaissance Lute, 1976

Edgar Monch Classical Guitar, 1967

Dieter Hopf Gran Concierto Classical Guitar, 2004

DISCONTINUED Ramirez 4 NE / Estudio 3 Guitarras de Estudio

M. Sakurai No.8 Classical Guitar, 1977

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