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Gerundino Fernandez 1965 Negra Flamenco Guitar – Flamenca Negra with deep and bold oldworld sound
This exquisite flamenco guitar was crafted by the legendary Gerundino Fernández, one of the most celebrated luthiers in history. Born in Almería in 1931, Gerundino was a self-taught master whose work remains unparalleled. Together with his brother Eladio, who supplied him with the finest woods, he built guitars renowned worldwide. His instruments have been cherished by legendary artists such as Vicente Amigo, Tomatito, Joaquín Amador, Raimundo Amador, and Paco Peña.
In 1988, Gerundino’s unmatched artistry was recognized when he won first prize and the award for Best Acoustic Guitar at the International UNESCO Competition of Guitar Builders in Paris.
The materials used in this Gerundino Fernandez 1965 Negra Flamenco Guitar exemplify Gerundino’s meticulous attention to detail and commitment to quality. The soundboard is crafted from exceptional German spruce, with a top-quality grain that ensures outstanding tonal clarity. The body, made of stunning rosewood, boasts a rare beauty that is nearly impossible to find today. These extraordinary woods, sourced by his brother Eladio, are of unmatched quality and contribute significantly to the guitar’s remarkable sound.
The tonal qualities of this guitar are extraordinary. It produces deep, resonant basses with exceptional power, paired with crystalline, clean trebles that are both vibrant and expressive. The sound has remarkable balance and projection, embodying the distinct and exclusive tonal character that defines Gerundino’s instruments. Every note resonates with depth, warmth, and clarity, making it a true testament to his genius.
This Gerundino Fernandez 1965 Negra Flamenco Guitar is fitted with medium-tension strings and boasts perfect action, making it effortless to play. The action is comfortably low at E 2.8 mm and e 2.2 mm at the 12th fret. The scale length is 655 mm, and the nut width is 53 mm, providing an ideal balance of comfort and responsiveness for any player.
Though crafted decades ago, the guitar remains in extremly good condition. It comes with its original guitar case, ensuring it is well-protected and ready for both performance and preservation.
Gerundino Fernández passed away in 2006, but his legacy lives on in instruments like this – timeless works of art that continue to inspire musicians and collectors alike.
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