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1958 Hermann Hauser II SP/CSAR (ex Angel Romero)

Year 1958
Top Spruce
Back & Sides CSA Rosewood
Scale Length 650 mm
Nut width 50 mm
Finish French Polish
Country Germany
Luthier Hermann Hauser II

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Description

An exquisite instrument from Hermann Hauser II, who is considered to be one of the greatest makers of the twentieth century. Playability is easy, due to the slender and very comfortable neck shape. It is also a very powerful for a Hauser II of this period, with excellent projection. The fundamental tones are very clear and bell-like with almost perfect separation. Basses are very strong, steady and precise. Overall, the instrument is like a loud and balanced piano, but with the lyrical charm and sweetness of a great, warm and loose Hauser I. The old, aged top has a deep, honey/amber quality in the patina with plenty of silk. This instrument was owned and concertized on for many years by Angel Romero who chose it for its explosive and quick attack, elegant and lyrical trebles, and balanced sustain. The Hauser dynasty, now spanning 5 generations, have produced instruments played by countless concert artists including Andres Segovia, Julian Bream, the Romeros and many others. This is a great sounding, looking, and playing Hauser II, and a dream for either collector or performer.

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1958 Hermann Hauser II SP/CSAR (ex Angel Romero)

Angel Romero - 1958 Hermann Hauser II (Part 1)

1958 Hermann Hauser II SP/CSAR (ex Angel Romero)

Angel Romero - 1958 Hermann Hauser II (Part 2)

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