Luis Arostegui Granados USED CONSTRUCTOR Cedar Rosewood Spanish Guitar Sweet and thick sound In stock
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very rare guitar
Luis Arostegui Granados,
Born in Granado, Spain, studied under master craftsman Manuel de la Chica.
Luis Arostegui Granados guitars are popular all over the world.
This model appears to have been manufactured in 1991, with a cedar veneer front and rosewood plywood side back.
The neck is mahogany, the fingerboard is ebony, the string length is 650mm, and the nut width is 50mm.
Although the sides and back are made of plywood, the sound production is exquisite, wrapping the sweet tones of a gut guitar thickly in the mid-bass, making it a guitar with a unique charm.
You can get the feeling that the sound is deep and prestigious.
The rise of the sound is relatively quick, and the sense of transparency and separation of the sound of each string makes it perfect for flamenco and bossa nova guitars. It also has a golpe board attached to it, so it's easy to imagine that it could be used as a flamenco guitar.
Guitar by Luis Arostegui Granados, which is hard to find in Japan.
Please consider it.
We'll be waiting for your visit sincerely.
situation
Made in 1991.
A Golpe board is attached.
There are countless pains and scars. There are no fatal large scratches or cracks.
The bridge has yellow discoloration.
The neck is slightly uneven. There is no chatter or clogging during normal performance.
There is a dent on the back of the neck around the 3rd fret of the 6th string, but I don't think it's that much of a concern.
The string height is approximately 3.6mm on the 12th fret 6th string side and 2.7mm on the 1st string side.
The remaining saddle length is approximately 1.8mm on the 6th string side, and approximately 1.5mm on the 1st string side.
Hard case included
specification
Top plate: Cedar
Side back plate: Rosewood plywood
String length: 650mm–50mmnut
At the crab
Kurosawa Musical Instruments Acoustic Hall
:
Manufacture year 1991
Accessories Hard case
very rare guitar
Luis Arostegui Granados,
Born in Granado, Spain, studied under master craftsman Manuel de la Chica.
Luis Arostegui Granados guitars are popular all over the world.
This model appears to have been manufactured in 1991, with a cedar veneer front and rosewood plywood side back.
The neck is mahogany, the fingerboard is ebony, the string length is 650mm, and the nut width is 50mm.
Although the sides and back are made of plywood, the sound production is exquisite, wrapping the sweet tones of a gut guitar thickly in the mid-bass, making it a guitar with a unique charm.
You can get the feeling that the sound is deep and prestigious.
The rise of the sound is relatively quick, and the sense of transparency and separation of the sound of each string makes it perfect for flamenco and bossa nova guitars. It also has a golpe board attached to it, so it's easy to imagine that it could be used as a flamenco guitar.
Guitar by Luis Arostegui Granados, which is hard to find in Japan.
Please consider it.
We'll be waiting for your visit sincerely.
situation
Made in 1991.
A Golpe board is attached.
There are countless pains and scars. There are no fatal large scratches or cracks.
The bridge has yellow discoloration.
The neck is slightly uneven. There is no chatter or clogging during normal performance.
There is a dent on the back of the neck around the 3rd fret of the 6th string, but I don't think it's that much of a concern.
The string height is approximately 3.6mm on the 12th fret 6th string side and 2.7mm on the 1st string side.
The remaining saddle length is approximately 1.8mm on the 6th string side, and approximately 1.5mm on the 1st string side.
Hard case included
specification
Top plate: Cedar
Side back plate: Rosewood plywood
String length: 650mm–50mmnut
At the crab
Kurosawa Musical Instruments Acoustic Hall
:
Manufacture year 1991
Accessories Hard case