2020 Zoran Kuvač SP/CSAR

A 2020 classical guitar by Zoran Kuvač, with a bearclaw spruce top and a three-piece CSA rosewood back – his 285th instrument.

In the video above, Tomasz Fechner plays Villa-Lobos's "Mazurka-Chôro" on this guitar.

French School Bracing

Like his other recent guitars, it follows the contemporary French school, in particular Dominique Field, inside, while the design is Zoran's own. A double half-herringbone frames the top.

Crystal Clear

The sound is crystal clear in every register, with a plump robustness to every note, great punch and huge volume.

Zoran Kuvač: Guitar Maker in Banja Luka

Zoran Kuvač builds classical guitars in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. After the war took him to Serbia in 1993, he learned his craft from the tamburica maker Duško Rajković in Sremska Mitrovica, and he opened his own workshop in 1998. He has twice taken part in the master classes of José Luis Romanillos and has built more than 300 instruments.

Spanish Roots, French Influences

Zoran began in the Spanish tradition of Torres and Romanillos, and many of his guitars follow the French school of Daniel Friederich and Dominique Field, always with his own aesthetic. Every part is made by hand except the tuners. Zoran Dukić and Edin Karamazov have played his guitars, and GSI is his exclusive dealer in the USA.