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In Stock - SKU: GUCLPER-07849A - Teodoro Pérez

2026 Teodoro Pérez "Antigua" No. 1389 CD/AR

Year 2026
Top Cedar
Back & Sides African Rosewood
Scale Length 650 mm
Nut width 51 mm
Finish French Polish
Top Construction Traditional
Bracing 6 Fans
Body resonance G
Tuners Alessi
Weight 3.65lbs / 1655g
Condition New
Country Spain
Case Black Hardshell
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Description

This 2026 Teodoro Pérez "Antigua" No. 1389 is a cedar and African rosewood classical guitar made in Madrid, Spain, by a maker trained in the José Ramírez III workshop.

The Teodoro Pérez "Antigua" Model

The "Antigua" is the newest model from the Pérez shop, and we're very excited to have one in our stock. Like the "Concierto" it is all-French polished and has single sides (unlike the Maestro and Especial, which are doubled). However, it features beautiful African rosewood for the back and sides and a more compact body size – hence its name, hearkening back more to a "Torres"-shaped plantilla and box depth.

Compact Body, Full Spanish Sound

Although the body proportions are smaller than their standard-sized guitar, it still has regular playing measurements and the same very distinctly Spanish quality of sound, with a full, romantic tone and quick attack. Simply put, this is a fantastic top-level concert guitar by any standard – particularly for the player seeking a modern Madrid-style instrument with the more compact feel of a "guitarra antigua".

Background

Trained in the José Ramírez III Workshop

Teodoro Pérez was born in 1952 in the province of Soria, Spain, but moved to Madrid while still very young. In 1966 he began his apprenticeship in the famed José Ramírez III workshop, where he built guitars, lutes, bandurrias and mandolins. During these years, he had the great honor to meet some of the great maestros of the twentieth century, including Andrés Segovia, Narciso Yepes and many others. In 1970, after passing the appropriate tests, and with the approval of José Ramírez, he qualified as First Official, and stamped the guitars he made with his initials GPM.

Tezanos-Pérez and a Family Workshop in Leganés, Madrid

In 1991, Teodoro teamed up with fellow Ramírez veteran Mariano Tezanos, and built guitars under the name "Tezanos-Pérez" until 2005. Today he builds with his family in their workshop at Calle del Perú 4 in Leganés, just south of Madrid: his son, Sergio Pérez, who has been assisting him in his work since 1998, his daughter, Beatriz, and his son-in-law, Marco Tejeda. Sergio and Marco also build guitars under their own names. GSI is proud to represent these guitars exclusively in the United States.

The Pérez Model Line

The workshop builds a complete range of models. The Estudio C-650 (from 2016), an entry-level concert guitar with its own numbering, and the Madrid (from 2012) are finished in lacquer. The Concierto is the first model finished entirely in French polish, with single sides; the Maestro sits in the middle of the line; and the Especial is the top model, with the finest materials and additional purfling and inlay – some Maestro and Especial guitars have double sides. The Antigua (from 2015) has a smaller Torres-type body, single sides and a 51 mm nut, and La Emperatriz is built after the 1884 Antonio de Torres "La Emperatriz", SE 72. For flamenco there are the Flamenco Blanca and Flamenco Negra, and the anniversary models – ten 50th Anniversary guitars in 2016 and, from 2020, the Especial Aniversario – celebrate Teodoro's half-century as a guitar maker.

Feel free to contact us with any questions. It’s what we’re here for!

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