2024 Vicente Carrillo "India Estudio" SP/IN - Classical Guitar
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FEATURES
Year: 2021
Top – Spruce
Back and Sides – Indian Rosewood
Scale Length: 650 mm
Nut Width: 52mm
Weight: 1738gms
Air Resonance Frequency: A
Finish: Lacquer
Country: Spain
NOTES
These modestly priced “India Estudio” models are built with the same specs as the 1a’s.
These are top-of-the-line student/entry-level concert instruments in every way.
Materials are either spruce or cedar for the soundboard, Indian rosewood for the back and sides, ebony fingerboard, cedar neck and finished in a thin coat of very durable polyurethane.
These guitars sound great and play extremely easily.
All in, this represents a great value for the price.
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About Vicente Carrillo
Coming from a family of broadly experienced guitar makers - such experience dates back to 1755 - Vicente Carrillo has managed to skilfully combine historical heritage with progress, also incorporating ideas and advice from renowned luthiers and internationally famous guitarists.
Born and raised among guitars, he learned the trade naturally, yet he was always open to new contributions that would allow him to continue improving his work.
In 2010, the Castillian-Manchegan luthier Vicente Carrillo won the National Crafts Award, a prize that recognizes the quality of consolidated works. Such recognition was awarded to him due to his broad and consistent trajectory, and to the great prestige he enjoys among the string instruments' professionals.
His guitars are owned by some of the best guitarists of the national and international scene, among whom stand out Paco de Lucía and Tomatito.
His New Generation of New Concept guitars, built with a ground-breaking internal system, are simply out of this world: power, clearness, timbre and balance like we have never seen before.
Tradition and innovation come together to create a simply unique instrument.
=> please CLICK HERE to see this guitar in action:
FEATURES
Year: 2021
Top – Spruce
Back and Sides – Indian Rosewood
Scale Length: 650 mm
Nut Width: 52mm
Weight: 1738gms
Air Resonance Frequency: A
Finish: Lacquer
Country: Spain
NOTES
These modestly priced “India Estudio” models are built with the same specs as the 1a’s.
These are top-of-the-line student/entry-level concert instruments in every way.
Materials are either spruce or cedar for the soundboard, Indian rosewood for the back and sides, ebony fingerboard, cedar neck and finished in a thin coat of very durable polyurethane.
These guitars sound great and play extremely easily.
All in, this represents a great value for the price.
=======================================
About Vicente Carrillo
Coming from a family of broadly experienced guitar makers - such experience dates back to 1755 - Vicente Carrillo has managed to skilfully combine historical heritage with progress, also incorporating ideas and advice from renowned luthiers and internationally famous guitarists.
Born and raised among guitars, he learned the trade naturally, yet he was always open to new contributions that would allow him to continue improving his work.
In 2010, the Castillian-Manchegan luthier Vicente Carrillo won the National Crafts Award, a prize that recognizes the quality of consolidated works. Such recognition was awarded to him due to his broad and consistent trajectory, and to the great prestige he enjoys among the string instruments' professionals.
His guitars are owned by some of the best guitarists of the national and international scene, among whom stand out Paco de Lucía and Tomatito.
His New Generation of New Concept guitars, built with a ground-breaking internal system, are simply out of this world: power, clearness, timbre and balance like we have never seen before.
Tradition and innovation come together to create a simply unique instrument.
=> please CLICK HERE to see this guitar in action:
FEATURES
Year: 2021
Top – Spruce
Back and Sides – Indian Rosewood
Scale Length: 650 mm
Nut Width: 52mm
Weight: 1738gms
Air Resonance Frequency: A
Finish: Lacquer
Country: Spain
NOTES
These modestly priced “India Estudio” models are built with the same specs as the 1a’s.
These are top-of-the-line student/entry-level concert instruments in every way.
Materials are either spruce or cedar for the soundboard, Indian rosewood for the back and sides, ebony fingerboard, cedar neck and finished in a thin coat of very durable polyurethane.
These guitars sound great and play extremely easily.
All in, this represents a great value for the price.
=======================================
About Vicente Carrillo
Coming from a family of broadly experienced guitar makers - such experience dates back to 1755 - Vicente Carrillo has managed to skilfully combine historical heritage with progress, also incorporating ideas and advice from renowned luthiers and internationally famous guitarists.
Born and raised among guitars, he learned the trade naturally, yet he was always open to new contributions that would allow him to continue improving his work.
In 2010, the Castillian-Manchegan luthier Vicente Carrillo won the National Crafts Award, a prize that recognizes the quality of consolidated works. Such recognition was awarded to him due to his broad and consistent trajectory, and to the great prestige he enjoys among the string instruments' professionals.
His guitars are owned by some of the best guitarists of the national and international scene, among whom stand out Paco de Lucía and Tomatito.
His New Generation of New Concept guitars, built with a ground-breaking internal system, are simply out of this world: power, clearness, timbre and balance like we have never seen before.
Tradition and innovation come together to create a simply unique instrument.
See the guitar in action
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