2004 Edmund Blöchinger "Llobet" SP/CSAR
| Jahr | 2004 |
| Decke | Spruce |
| Rückseite und Zargen | CSA Rosewood |
| Skalenlänge | 650 mm |
| Sattelbreite einer Gitarre | 53 mm |
| Finish | French Polish |
| Land | Germany |
| Luthier | Edmund Blöchinger |
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This particular instrument is inspired by the 1859 Torres that was played and cherished by Miguel Llobet and is now housed in the Museu de la Musica in Barcelona, Spain. Rather than a literal copy, Blochinger has seamlessly fused elements of the historical guitar into his own design. The resulting instrument has enormous charm both physically and sonically. The tone is warm with a beautiful soft glow but is also very penetrating and clear. It has surprising volume despite the slightly smaller body size, making it a delight to play. It also boasts one of the most comfortable neck-shapes, and the finish on the back of the neck is done in such a way that the left hand plays effortlessly, with no "stickiness" for the left thumb. Overall, a very impressive and beautiful guitar for the serious performer or collector alike.
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A VISIT TO THE WORKSHOP OF EDMUND BLOCHINGER
