Renaissance Cedar Top with Purpleheart back & sides***
This unique classical guitar has an ancient cedar soundboard harvested from an already fallen tree on Vancouver island. The wood has been carbon dated to 659 years +/-21 year. Not only does it have a unique look because of it’s age, but it is fully broken in and the sound is mature and robust. This is a very rare and unusual type of wood. For the back and sides of this guitar, we have chosen Purpleheart, a wood with an unusual purple color, and a hardness similar to Rosewood or Ebony. This is a loud well rounded performance instrument. The custom tuning machines are from Barnett Tuners in Berlin, and are possibly the finest tuning machines I've ever used.
***This guitar will be available to play or purchase at the GFA Guitar Foundation of America convention June 16-21 in Louisville, Kentucky at the University of Louisville.
Online purchases are currently unavailable. Please contact us for serious inquiries.
This unique classical guitar has an ancient cedar soundboard harvested from an already fallen tree on Vancouver island. The wood has been carbon dated to 659 years +/-21 year. Not only does it have a unique look because of it’s age, but it is fully broken in and the sound is mature and robust. This is a very rare and unusual type of wood. For the back and sides of this guitar, we have chosen Purpleheart, a wood with an unusual purple color, and a hardness similar to Rosewood or Ebony. This is a loud well rounded performance instrument. The custom tuning machines are from Barnett Tuners in Berlin, and are possibly the finest tuning machines I've ever used.
***This guitar will be available to play or purchase at the GFA Guitar Foundation of America convention June 16-21 in Louisville, Kentucky at the University of Louisville.
Online purchases are currently unavailable. Please contact us for serious inquiries.
This unique classical guitar has an ancient cedar soundboard harvested from an already fallen tree on Vancouver island. The wood has been carbon dated to 659 years +/-21 year. Not only does it have a unique look because of it’s age, but it is fully broken in and the sound is mature and robust. This is a very rare and unusual type of wood. For the back and sides of this guitar, we have chosen Purpleheart, a wood with an unusual purple color, and a hardness similar to Rosewood or Ebony. This is a loud well rounded performance instrument. The custom tuning machines are from Barnett Tuners in Berlin, and are possibly the finest tuning machines I've ever used.
***This guitar will be available to play or purchase at the GFA Guitar Foundation of America convention June 16-21 in Louisville, Kentucky at the University of Louisville.
Online purchases are currently unavailable. Please contact us for serious inquiries.