classical guitar

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This guitar back in the day was made the way we wish could be today. It would be priceless unfortunately, we could never pay the Luthier the hourly for time they spent on their works of art. This will be one of the last pieces in 1969 he would have made. We have lost the craftsman to automation. I had wished to pass this down to my son as a reminder of quality, however I can not afford to keep this when I know how much money it could bring in to our family. I must sell. Please look over the letters, see the real craftsman. Manuel Rodríguez Sr (1926-2008) 1960learned his craft from his father, who was a flamenco and classical guitar maker . In 1939, he began working for Jose Ramirez II. In 1955, he opened his own workshop in Madrid. in 1959, he decided to move to Los Angeles and opened a workshop at 10400 Wilshire Boulevard. While there, he conducted research with UCLA engineers so as to improve bracing design. In 1973 he moved back to Madrid..
This guitar has a powerful and responsive sound, with brilliant trebles and deep, round basses. The sound of this guitar is powerful and responsive, with brilliant trebles round and deep basses. The notes are rich in harmonics, the timbre is deep and of great beauty. The slim neck makes it pleasant to play. A very endearing instrument.
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