A classical guitar made in Germany in 1974!

Dieter Hopf

A German instrument-making family that dates back to 1655 with violin maker Kaspar Hopf.

Born in 1936, lived in Taunusstein since 1949.

He first began training as a violin maker in Mittenwald,

He then turned to guitar making and passed the Meister exam in 1968.

He produces a wide range of classical guitars.

The flagship model Portentosa is

It has been played by many famous guitarists, including Alexandre Lagoya, Baden Powell, and Michael Trester.

It is still played all over the world.

There is a crack repair mark at the bottom near the center of the top plate, and there are small scratches on various parts.

There are weather cracks in the paint mainly on the back of the neck and the top plate.

There are no problems with use. The thread spool has been replaced with a relatively recent one.

Hard case included

 

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