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Stauffer Style 1931 Romantic Guitar – very well built guitar in the Style of a Johann Georg Stauffer by J. C. Päsold
Johann Georg Stauffer, born in 1778 in Vienna and deceased there in 1853, is a significant figure in guitar making, particularly known as the most renowned Viennese guitar maker. He originally learned his craft with Franz Geissenhof and was inspired by the Italian masters Gaetano Vinaccia and Giovanni Battista Fabricatore.
This Stauffer Style 1931 romantic guitar offered here from the year 1931 is a remarkable instrument with exceptional sound. It bears a label from J.C. Päsold. This guitar stands out due to its masterful construction and the use of first-class materials. It features a one-piece maple back, an adjustable neck, high-quality tuners, and subtle decorations that underscore its elegant craftsmanship. The large body suggests that it was designed for professional musicians to be played in concert halls.
The maple used for the back and sides is of outstanding quality, as is the fine spruce top. The scale length is 630 mm, and the nut width is 44 mm.
The condition of this Stauffer Style 1931 romantic guitar is excellent for its age. It is easy to play, thanks to a straight neck and low string action (3.5 mm E and 2.8 mm e at the 12th fret).
The sound of this Stauffer Style 1931 romantic guitar is noble and impresses with its complexity. The deep basses and the soft, lively trebles with great expressiveness create a touching sound that evokes deep emotions. This guitar seems to merge with the player and authentically brings the music of the Romantic era to life.
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