Dane Matthew Hancock „Torres“ 2005 - High-end guitar in Torres style - lightweight with authentic sound!
Dane Matthew Hancock and his brother Sean Hancock are the luthiers behind Hancock guitars. Both started making guitars at a very early age and are now among the most promising young guitar makers in Australia.
Fine woodcraft has been in the Hancock family for several generations: Dane Matthews and Sean's great-great-grandfather Arthur Collingwood was a renowned woodworker who worked at Westminster Cathedral in London, England. In 1997, the Hancock brothers became the youngest Australians to win the Nescafe Big Break after appearing with their guitars on the national television morning show Today (along with their father Kim, who is also a guitar maker).
The woodwork on Hancock guitars is extremely precise and is carefully finished with a thin layer of shellac.
This beautifully built guitar is based on the Torres SE-49 and has a fine spruce top and a beautiful 7-piece back made of flamed maple. The sides are also made of maple. The guitar has a scale length of 650 mm and a nut width of 52 mm.
With this excellently built guitar, words are not enough to describe how rich and harmonious the sound is. Be it the beauty of individual notes, melodic sequences or the blending of notes in counterpoint or chordal harmony - this fine guitar inspires in all aspects. In addition, there is the unique feeling of feeling the resonance of the guitar on your own body while playing, which is possible due to the very light construction of the guitar.
This is one of the best Torres replicas we have ever had in our store. We can recommend this guitar without reservation.
The guitar has slight signs of use and is in very good condition. It comes in the original Hiscox guitar case.
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