Re:Spain&Guitar

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Phrygian

Posts: 40
Joined: Aug. 19 2008
From: Sweden

Re:Spain&Guitar

Hello Everybody! As Doctor Nick would say...

I would like to bother whit a few questions i hope somebody could answer.

I am interested in buying a Valeriano Bernal after getting the opportunity to try one, now i wonder wich of the workshops is the best or maybe are they all of the same standards.

My second question is how long will i have to wait for it to be ready? Beacuse is was planing going to spain(I would like to see Granada) now in Dec for some tourism/guitar search and was thinking i could pick it up then, if i was to order one.

Finnaly could you list your top 5 Spanish citys good for guitar browsing?

Thanks/Phrygian

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 26 2008 5:46:24

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RE: Re:Spain&Guitar (in reply to Phrygian)

Hola

If you want a Valeriano you need to go to Algodonales, where the factory is and where the family lives. Valeriano is retired now: his son makes fine guitars to order, but you would have a good selection of factory guitars to chose from.

Sean

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 5 2008 7:17:20