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Greetings All, I searched and found a little but nothing extensive. Does anyone have any experience a Tijuana based Luthier of the name Luis Sevillano? Any inf would be greatly appreciated.
daffee--x-guitars had one for sale and i believe they sold it. shoot them an e-mail (see the last link) as they had first hand experience. they are good people.
A friend of mine bought a guitar from him several years ago, but I don't have any details. I'm in San Diego and pass through Tijuana occasionally. I could call his shop if you have any specific questions. -jim
Luis Sevillano I hands down the best Luthier I know for acoustic guitar. I live in L.A. but make the trek anytime I need work done. I happened upon his tiny shop about 15 years ago looking for a good Spanish guitar as my Candelas guitar as well as my Cuban Tres and Laud (Which I had made in Havana) had all been stolen in a burglary:(. I picked up a Spanish guitar that was on display. It was a simple no frills guitar but it sparkled and almost played itself!. I played it for about 40 minutes before paying the $400 dollars for it and leaving a happy man. I have paid 4 times as much for a lesser sounding instrument. Since then I've had a requinto, Cuban Tres and (African Rosewood, and ebony made there. All of his work is beautiful and done with detailed attention as well as meticulously intonated. I can't say enough. He's the only one I go to now. Ozzie
i did a search and found tons iof stuff ... including a video of pics and a lot of pther stuff ... I think that maybe cos al my search was in Spanish it found more .. try that
Taller de Guitarras Sevillano Dirección: Boulevard Cuauhtemoc Sur 3415, Madero Sur, 22150 Tijuana, Baja California, México Teléfono:+52 664 686 5057
You can map it in Google. It's on the old Hwy 1 heading south (the free road, not the new toll road) to Rosarito. They have a Facebook page. I suggest calling in advance.
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