Guitar Salon International
+1 (310) 586.1100 | +1 (877) 771.4321
Museum
Konzertgitarren
Konzertgitarren
Flamenco-Gitarren
Flamenco-Gitarren
Cleveland-Sammlung
Cleveland-Sammlung
Gitarrenbauer
Gitarrenbauer
Uw winkelwagen

Warenkorb ist noch leer

Zwischensumme: $0.00
Gesamtsumme: $0.00
Winkelwagen bewerken
Uitchecken
Museum

1999 Antonio Raya Pardo SP/CSAR

Jahr 1999
Decke Spruce
Rückseite und Zargen CSA Rosewood
Skalenlänge 650 mm
Sattelbreite einer Gitarre 52 mm
Finish French Polish
Land Spain
Luthier Antonio Raya Pardo

This guitar is no longer available in our inventory. If it interests you, click the ”notify me when available” button to be notified in the event that we re-acquire this guitar for re-sale.

Inquire
See more from Antonio Raya Pardo

Videos

1999 Antonio Raya Pardo SP/CSAR

Ponce's "Marchita el Alma" played by Olivia Chiang on a 1999 Raya Pardo

1999 Antonio Raya Pardo SP/CSAR

Scott Morris Video Lesson - Carcassi Etude 3, Pt. 2 (1999 Antonio Raya Pardo)

Beschreibung

This guitar, a spruce top with gorgeous CSA rosewood back and sides (almost "Miguel Rodriguez Churchdoor-like" with its contrasting sap and heartwood), is a true beauty, in terms of both its elegant appearance and incredible tone. Materials and polish are top-notch, and the subtle, clean aesthetics make for a beautiful guitar, with a tasteful tieblock and tapered center-strip of figured maple down the back. The sound is truly impressive, crisp and loud with soulful Granada flair. Condition is excellent with only some mild playing wear in the finish. A very capable player's guitar, and a fantastic value.

Hintergrund

Although born in Jaen, luthier Antonio Raya Pardo has lived in Granada since childhood, and until his unfortunate recent passing, was one of the most important names in the Granada school of guitar making. After establishing his own workshop in the early 1970s, he went on to become a prolific maker. With nearly 600 guitars under his belt, Raya Pardo was certainly one of the more experienced luthiers of his time.

Guitars by Antonio Raya Pardo