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1993 Miguel Rodriguez "Centenario" SP/CSAR

Anno 1993
Parte superiore Spruce
Retro e lati CSA Rosewood
Lunghezza della scala 650 mm
Larghezza del dado 54 mm
Finitura French Polish
Paese Spain
Luthier Miguel Rodriguez

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Description

This is a fantastic "Centenario" model, which comes from a series of guitars produced by Miguel Rodriguez Jr. and his son Pepe during the 1990's. They are known for featuring not only the finest of materials but also for sporting additional inlay in the classic "rose" rosette and top purfling. As is customary for this maker, sound is huge and full with lightning-fast response. Playability is very easy, not only due to the slender and comfortable neck shape, but also thanks to its 650mm scale, which is rare for Rodriguez. It was also recently re-fitted with the large, round frets by Yuris Zeltins, which is a favorite setup among Rodriguez aficionados. While Yuris had the guitar, he also attended to two small cracks on the back, and 3 on the soundboard. The repairs were done so lightly that no sanding was needed, and all original finish was left untouched. Very desirable for its quality (and quantity) of sound, superb playability and unmatched aesthetic beauty – collector and performer alike will find this to be an extremely exciting instrument to own and play.

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1993 Miguel Rodriguez "Centenario" SP/CSAR

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