Cordoba classical guitar Esteso PF SP

Cordoba classical guitar Esteso PF SP

The Cordoba Luthier series represents the marriage of cutting-edge instrument design and refined craftsmanship. Handcrafted by a team of elite luthiers in small series, the Luthier Series guitars breathe new life into the designs that have shaped the modern nylon string guitar. For over 15 years Cordoba has been perfecting the art of nylon stringed instruments, working with teams around the world to bring authentic nylon string sound with the playability and longevity that a modern musician demands. While Cordoba has grown in tandem with the quality of their manufacture, it is with great pride and satisfaction that Cordoba pays homage to the greatest Lutherans with the release of the Luthier Select series. Domingo Esteso is considered one of the greatest Spanish luthiers of the 20th century, with a career that began in the 1890s and continued into the 1930s. Created after extensive study of Domingo Esteso guitars, the Luthier Esteso reflects the light weight and responsive volume produced by the famous guitars of the Spanish luthier. Available with a European spruce top or Canadian cedar top, the delicately hand-carved spruce bracing works in combination with the premium woods to recreate the pristine, full sound synonymous with guitars built by Esteso himself. The solid Pau Ferro back and sides provide the tonal palette of rosewood, but offer lighter weight and a beautiful silhouette. Flamed maple binding and a unique rosette with mother-of-pearl inlay, the kind of complexity reserved for high-end Esteo instruments, compliment the rich coloring of Pau Ferro. The Estesto is finished using an ultra thin polyurethane finish to protect the delicate instrument without hampering the vibrations of the soundboard. Complete with an included deluxe humidified Archtop wooden case, the Cordoba Esteso CD (Cedar Top) and Esteso SP (Spruce top) offer players a chance to enjoy the exemplary sound and feel of one of the premier luthiers in the world. 'history.