Johann Georg Stauffer 1853 - an extremely remarkable guitar with an exceptional sound. The guitar has a Johann Georg Stauffer label dated 1953.
The fine construction of the guitar corresponds with the Stauffer guitars we have seen so far. However, we do not guarantee the authenticity of the label and offer the guitar at a significantly lower price than an undoubtedly original Stauffer guitar.
Johann Georg Stauffer was born in Vienna in 1778, where he also died in 1853.
He first learned the art of guitar making from Franz Geissenhof. In his early days, he built guitars entirely in the style of the Italian master luthiers Gaetano Vinaccia and Giovanni Battista Frabricatore.
Johann Georg Stauffer is considered the most important Viennese guitar maker and is a central figure in guitar making in general.
This very beautiful guitar was expertly built using very high-quality materials.
One-piece maple back, height-adjustable neck, top-quality tuners, subtle ornamentation - plus impeccable and masterful craftsmanship ... all this makes this guitar a very fine instrument.
The guitar also has a large body and is certainly an instrument that was built for a professional musician to play in the concert hall.
The maple used for the back and sides is of outstanding quality. The guitar also has a very fine spruce top. The scale length is 630 mm and the nut width is 46 mm.
The condition of the guitar is very good and it has been expertly restored by Domenico Pizzonia. It plays very easily with a straight neck and low action.
The guitar sounds classy and immediately impresses with a very complex tone. The basses are deep and the trebles are soft, lively and colorful with great expressiveness.
As soon as you play the guitar, you have the impression of merging with the instrument, because the sound is very touching, this guitar awakens deep emotions and you can literally feel how the notes jump out of the instrument.
In any case, a romantic guitar at a very high level, with which you can authentically revive the music of that time.
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