Asturias "Custom C-630" CD/IN
| Year | New |
| Top | Cedar |
| Back & Sides | Indian Rosewood |
| Scale Length | 630 mm |
| Nut width | 50 mm |
| Finish | Lacquer |
| Top Construction | Traditional |
| Bracing | 5 fans |
| Body resonance | G# |
| Tuners | Gotoh |
| Weight | 3.50lbs / 1587g |
| Condition | New |
| Country | Japan |
| Exchange | ExchangePlus |
$3,500.00
The Asturias "Custom C-630" is a handmade Japanese classical guitar from Kurume, Japan, with a solid cedar top, Indian rosewood back and sides, and a shorter 630mm scale.
The Best Japanese Classicals at an Intermediate Price
For a sleek, Hauser-style guitar at an intermediate price point, Asturias guitars are the best Japanese classicals on the market. They offer great volume and a fine quality of tone.
Concert-Level Playability
Playability is superb, with fret work equal to that of the best concert guitars.
The Asturias "Custom" Model
The "Custom" model adds extra inlay work, with beautiful mosaics in the purfling and tie block.
A Short-Scale Classical Guitar
This guitar has a shorter string length and a narrower nut, making it ideal for players with smaller hands. It's also a great choice for any full-sized player looking for a guitar with more compact dimensions.
An Ideal Guitar for Students
We recommend this instrument to students looking for a workhorse guitar they can play throughout their career.
Please Note
Stock photos may be used for this model listing. The exact guitar pictured may no longer be available and may differ slightly from current inventory. Please contact us with any questions.
The Asturias "Custom C-630" is a handmade Japanese classical guitar from Kurume, Japan, with a solid cedar top, Indian rosewood back and sides, and a shorter 630mm scale.
The Best Japanese Classicals at an Intermediate Price
For a sleek, Hauser-style guitar at an intermediate price point, Asturias guitars are the best Japanese classicals on the market. They offer great volume and a fine quality of tone.
Concert-Level Playability
Playability is superb, with fret work equal to that of the best concert guitars.
The Asturias "Custom" Model
The "Custom" model adds extra inlay work, with beautiful mosaics in the purfling and tie block.
A Short-Scale Classical Guitar
This guitar has a shorter string length and a narrower nut, making it ideal for players with smaller hands. It's also a great choice for any full-sized player looking for a guitar with more compact dimensions.
An Ideal Guitar for Students
We recommend this instrument to students looking for a workhorse guitar they can play throughout their career.
Please Note
Stock photos may be used for this model listing. The exact guitar pictured may no longer be available and may differ slightly from current inventory. Please contact us with any questions.
Handmade in Kurume, Japan, Since 1962
Asturias Guitars is based in Kurume City, in Fukuoka Prefecture on the southern Japanese island of Kyushu. The workshop has been building guitars since 1962, and today about fifteen craftsmen work there, each with a deep understanding of authentic sound. Over more than half a century, they have earned the trust of players through meticulous handcrafting, long-seasoned materials, exceptional finishing, and flawless final adjustments.
"Even a Great Guitar Must Be Easy to Play"
That simple philosophy guides everything the Asturias craftsmen build. Their guitars combine high-quality sound, a fine sense of craftsmanship, and a reasonable price, with a meticulous attention to detail that always keeps the player in mind.
Handcrafted with Care
Every Asturias guitar is carefully made by hand, using only select woods that have gone through a long seasoning process. Before building begins, the wood is stored for six months in a room kept at a constant 20°C and 40% humidity. All Asturias guitars have solid-wood soundboards, whether cedar or spruce, and special care is taken in finishing the fret ends and the edges of the fingerboard so the neck feels comfortable in the hand.
Feel free to contact us with any questions. It’s what we’re here for!
