Ethan Deutsch Blanca

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constructordeguitarras

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Joined: Jan. 29 2012
From: Seattle, Washington, USA

Ethan Deutsch Blanca

A dozen pictures of the guitar can be seen on my website at http://edluthier.com/currently-on-hand.html

White golpeador on the treble side. There is a clear golpeador on the bass side. Like all my blancas, it is light in weight (under three pounds) and very loud and responsive. Mine are often compared favorably with guitars by the most famous makers. The back and sides are of cypress; sound board Engelmann spruce; fingerboard African ebony; neck Spanish cedar; head plate, bridge and binding are of Bolivian rosewood; the tuners are Pegheds mechanical pegs with mother of pearl inlay; the scale length is 656 mm; the width at the nut is 52 mm. With low action at the 12th fret, the distance between the soundboard and the string is about 8.5 mm. French polish finish. It comes with a Guardian CG-012-C Featherweight Case. $4000