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2001 Felix Manzanero "Flamenco Negra" SP/CSAR

Year 2001
Top Spruce
Back & Sides CSA Rosewood
Scale Length 650 mm
Nut width 52 mm
Finish Lacquer
Country Spain

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Description

The late Félix Manzanero was born in Madrid in 1937. At the age of 9 he studied music at the Royal Conservatory of Madrid and, later, at the age of 14 he entered as an apprentice in José Ramírez's workshop. There, like many others (Manuel Contreras, Paulino Bernabe, Teodoro Perez, etc.) he learned the difficult art of string instrument making and was quickly recognized as a first-class officer. After staying there for twelve years, he set up his own independent workshop in 1964 at Calle de Santa Ana 12 - which is where this guitar was built many years later. He designed his very personal head stock shape in the shape of an M, which like Conde Hermanos and the "media luna" has been a unique identifier of his instruments for decades.

This guitar is in excellent, almost "mint" condition showing virtually no signs of prior use. Setup is easy for both hands and it has a crisp and fast attack with nice flamenco growl. These guitars appear rarely on the market so this is a great opportunity to own a great-sounding guitar by one of Madrid's iconic builders, in top condition.

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