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2010 Tomatito "La Chanca" (AFP) SP/CO

Year 2010
Top Spruce
Back & Sides Cocobolo
Scale Length 660 mm
Nut width 52 mm
Finish French Polish
Country Spain

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Description

For legendary flamenco guitarist Tomatito to put his name on a line of flamenco guitars, he had to find an extraordinary luthier (or, as it turned out, two) to design and build the guitars to his exacting specifications. Juan Miguel Gonzales and Vicente Carillo turned out to be a perfect match for Tomatito’s vision. The fusion between these two guitar makers, each bringing his personal experience, make it possible to offer this new line of signature model guitars, backed by the professionalism and caliber of a guitarist like Tomatito. They are made according to the strict specifications of Jose Fernandez Torres (Tomatito), and each guitar will be personally inspected by him. This assures an unparalleled level of quality control, assuring the satisfaction of any guitarist, amateur or professional.

This model, the "La Chanca", is the top model of the Tomatito line, and we stock a custom-ordered version with an upgraded French polish finish. It is a concert-ready flamenco guitar made by Vicente Carrillo, according to Tomatito's strict specifications. The negra features dramatic and beautiful cocobolo wood for the back & sides, which compliments the colors of the rosette nicely, and makes for a gorgeous guitar overall. One advantage found in negra flamenco guitars is their ability to project a focused sound straight ahead, ideal for stage performances. With easy playability and a bright, punchy sound, these guitars are an ideal choice for professionals looking for a concert guitar at a more affordable price.

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