My Romanillos guitar built 2006

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Armando

Posts: 302
Joined: May 27 2005
From: Zürich, Switzerland

My Romanillos guitar built 2006

Hi my friends

I'm having many years in this Forum although i was absent for a longer period of time. Nonetheless i'd like to introduce some of my work here so that people reading some of my posts may get an idea of my work.

I'm amateur Luthier from Switzerland and i'm building mainly flamenco guitars.

This was my one and only clasical guitar that i have built out of nine spanish guitars that i have built so far. This is not a recent guitar. It dates back to 2006 whan i was fortunate to participate in a guitarmaking course with Master Luthier José Luis Romanillos in Sigüenza, Spain. This is a recording made this year in Granada. The guitar is played by the classical guitarist and friend Marcus Toscano.

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JasonM

Posts: 2054
Joined: Dec. 8 2005
From: Baltimore

RE: My Romanillos guitar built 2006 (in reply to Armando)

Sounds good Armando, for what little I know about classicals. I remember you from back in the day when I saw you posted I had to check the date to make sure it wasn’t from 2006!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 12 2019 18:52:22