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1992 Miguel Rodriguez "Centenario" CD/CSAR (ex Angel Romero)

Anno 1992
Parte superiore Cedar
Retro e lati CSA Rosewood
Lunghezza della scala 664 mm
Larghezza del dado 54 mm
Finitura French Polish
Paese Spain
Luthier Miguel Rodríguez

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1992 Miguel Rodriguez "Centenario" CD/CSAR (ex Angel Romero)

Albeniz 'Asturias' played by Yury Nugmanov

Descrizione

As indicated on the label, this Miguel Rodriguez was built for, and dedicated to Angel Romero. Sound is huge and full with excellent sustain and very fast response. The trebles are noticeably thick and full all the way into the highest registers. Rodriguez in general are known for their big volume, and this is one of the louder ones that we've seen. Given just how loud it is, it's also very refined with sensational beauty of sound. There is a small crack in the back, which is well-repaired from the outside but visible from a look at the label, which was torn and shows signs of the repair with glue stains. Other than this, the guitar has only some minor wear and scratches. Very desirable for its quality of sound, aesthetic beauty and provenance – collector and performer alike will find this to be an extremely exciting instrument to own and play.

Sfondo

The classical and flamenco guitars of Miguel Rodriguez have been the favorite pick of many leading concert artists, most notably all members of the Romero family. In actuality, when speaking of Miguel Rodriguez, one is really making reference to a family of four guitar builders spanning three generations.

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