Jellinghaus Torres 77 Antique Granadillo Spruce
€ 1.776,03 € 1.776,03
€ 2.149,00
(= € 1.776,03 Zzgl. Steuern)
This lovely Torres 77 is a real joy to play. Smaller bodied and offering a unique playing experience, this model is light, responsive, and has a surprisingly grand volume.
Jellinghaus Torres 77 Antique Granadillo Spruce
Deze Jellinghaus gitaren vallen meteen op doordat ze een slag kleiner zijn dan we ze normaal zien, met een kortere mensuur van 24".
Na die eerste indruk zit de échte verrassing in hoe deze klassieke gitaar klinkt én speelt, want dat is in één woord verbluffend. We horen mooi diep laag, helder hoog en een onwaarschijnlijk groot en complex volume.
Jellinghaus haalde de inspiratie voor deze gitaren uit de Modelo 77 die Antonio Torres bouwde in 1884 voor de familie Cano. Die welgestelde familie zorgde ervoor dat deze sublieme instrumenten van de meesterbouwer in de handen van de beste gitaristen van die tijd, zoals Tarrega, terecht kwamen. De meeste Torres gitaren zijn inmiddels museumstukken.
Deze Jellinghaus La Torres 77 is geen slaafse kopie, maar een fraaie moderne interpretatie, die je niet alleen kunt bewonderen maar vooral: bespelen.
Het bovenblad is gemaakt van sparren en de zij- en achterkant van Granadillo. Dit klankhout biedt de fraaie complexe, warme boventonen die we kennen van palissander met iets meer schittering in het hoog. Het geheel is afgewerkt met een zeer geslaagde 'antique' look.
These Jellinghaus guitars immediately stand out because they are a bit smaller than we normally see them, with a shorter scale length of 24".
After that first impression, the real surprise lies in how this classical guitar sounds and plays, because that is, in one word, stunning. We hear nice deep lows, clear highs and an incredibly large and complex volume.
Jellinghaus took the inspiration for these guitars from the Modelo 77 that Antonio Torres built in 1884 for the Cano family. That wealthy family ensured that these sublime instruments from the master builder ended up in the hands of the best guitarists of the time, such as Tarrega. Most Torres guitars are now museum pieces.
This Jellinghaus La Torres 77 is not a slavish copy, but a beautiful modern interpretation, which you can not only admire but above all: play.
The top is made of spruce and the sides and back of Granadillo. This tonewood offers the beautifully complex, warm overtones we know from rosewood with a little more brilliance in the highs. The whole is finished with a very successful 'antique' look.
These Jellinghaus guitars immediately stand out because they are a bit smaller than we normally see them, with a shorter scale length of 24".
After that first impression, the real surprise lies in how this classical guitar sounds and plays, because that is, in one word, stunning. We hear nice deep lows, clear highs and an incredibly large and complex volume.
Jellinghaus took the inspiration for these guitars from the Modelo 77 that Antonio Torres built in 1884 for the Cano family. That wealthy family ensured that these sublime instruments from the master builder ended up in the hands of the best guitarists of the time, such as Tarrega. Most Torres guitars are now museum pieces.
This Jellinghaus La Torres 77 is not a slavish copy, but a beautiful modern interpretation, which you can not only admire but above all: play.
The top is made of spruce and the sides and back of Granadillo. This tonewood offers the beautifully complex, warm overtones we know from rosewood with a little more brilliance in the highs. The whole is finished with a very successful 'antique' look.
Spezifikationen
| Brand and Condition | |
|---|---|
| Zustand | Neu |
| Hardware | |
|---|---|
| Steg | Rosewood |
| Tuning-Maschinen | Three-On-A-Plate |
| Body | |
|---|---|
| Body Format | S-Style |
| Top Material | Spruce |
| Bracing | Fan Bracing |
| Neck | |
|---|---|
| Material des Halses | Mahogany |
| Profil des Halses | C |
| Griffbrett Material | Ebony |
| Griffbrett-Radius | Flat |
| Mensur | 610 mm / 24" |
| Miscellaneous | |
|---|---|
| Reist in | Hardshell Case |