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❌SOLD❌ Sergei De Jonge Cutaway Classical 1981

On February 14, 2012 /

Tags: acoustic, Classical, de Jonge, dejonge, Flamenco, guitar, made in Canada, nylon, Sergei, The Twelfth Fret

This is one of the most impressive sounding classical guitars to come through our shop in a long time. This instrument has a perfect balance of crisp attack transient, meaty note fundamental and complex but not overpowering overtone series. It is not unusual to get a pleasing bass register on a nylon string, but to find trebles like this is very rare!! This is an exceptional sounding, truly concert grade instrument made by one of the best luthiers of our generation.

Used

Price: $3,150.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌SOLD❌ Gerald Farrell 2010 Classical 2-Piece Top

On March 5, 2011 /

Tags: farrell

Here is a lovely Farrell 2010 Classical 2-Piece Top, built at Gerald Farrell’s classical guitar workshop in Hamilton, Ontario. This unique instrument features a two piece top – Spruce and Cedar – with Indian Rosewood for the sides and back, Central American Mahogany for the neck and Ebony for the fingerboard and bridge. Serial Number 71 circa 2010 Neck Mahogany neck, ebony fretboard, 650mm scale, 52mm nut width. Frets Pristine Body Cedar and spruce two piece top, three piece back,

Used

Price: $6,000.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌SOLD❌ Sergei de Jonge Jazz Nylon

On December 15, 2010 /

Tags: de Jonge

The negative neck angle, suspended fingerboard extension, offset soundholes, lattice top bracing, armrest bevel, side port and adjustable neck angle … are all contributions to the evolution of the nylon string guitar that have gained respect amongst both luthiers and players alike. Over the last thirty years, Sergei de Jonge has been at the cutting edge of developing & popularizing these innovative additions to the guitar builder’s arsenal.

New

This instrument has sold

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❌SOLD❌ Sergei De Jonge Cutaway Classical 1981

❌SOLD❌ Gerald Farrell 2010 Classical 2-Piece Top

❌SOLD❌ Sergei de Jonge Jazz Nylon

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