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2024 Wolfgang Jellinghaus "Flamenca Negra" SP/IN

Rok 2024
Płyta wierzchnia Spruce
Tył i boki Indian Rosewood
Menzura 650 mm
Szerokość siodełka 52 mm
Wykończenie French Polish
Kraj China
Luthier Wolfgang Jellinghaus

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Opis

This is Wolfgang Jellinghaus' "Flamenca negra" model which is a lively, raspy guitar all around. Super light in weight, it has immediate response with a percussion-like attack, giving it a very authentic flamenco flavor for any setting - accompanying dancers and singers or for playing solos. Fit and finish is excellent, and this is one of the least-expensive French polished guitars in our inventory! An incredible value for the price.

Tło

Wolfgang Jellinghaus (1951-2024) was born in Dortmund, Germany. His father, Walter Jellinghaus, was himself a guitar maker and naturally introduced the craft to Wolfgang at a young age. In 1978, Wolfgang opened a retail music shop called Musik Jellinghaus GmbH and in 1983, he became involved in manufacturing and so created Martinez Guitars, designing their first line of guitars. In 2003, production of Martinez Guitars was moved to China with Wolfgang's assistance. In 2013, he sold Musik Jellinghaus GmbH, and set up an independent workshop in China, building guitars under the name "Milestones of Music", a small boutique traditional workshop that specialized in making high-quality guitars in the style of such great historical makers as Lacote, Torres, Hauser and Ramirez, among others and later, developed a new line of instruments under his own name.

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