A Complete View Of A Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde Flamenco Guitar With A Light Wood Body, Six Strings, A Dark Fingerboard And A Round Soundhole With Decorative Rosette.
The Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar has a natural wood finish, six strings, a dark fingerboard, a round rosette around the sound hole, a shiny body and a wooden bridge for an authentic flamenco sound.
Close-Up Of The Body And Soundhole Of The Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde Flamenco Guitar With Six Strings, A Detailed Rosette And Part Of The Fingerboard On A Warm Wood Surface.
Close-up of the bridge and strings of a light brown Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar.
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The picture shows the back of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with a yellow wood finish, a dark vertical center seam and a brown neck on top against a white background.
Close-up of the back of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar, highlighting its smooth, polished wood surface with a center seam and part of the neck on top.
A close-up of the headstock of a Faustino Conde flamenco guitar by Hermanos Conde from 1966 with tuning pegs and loose, partially wrapped metal strings against a white background.
Close-Up Of The Wooden Headstock With Four Black Tuning Pegs Against A White Background Reminiscent Of The Craftsmanship Of The Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde Flamenco Guitar.
Close-up of the curved side of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar, highlighting its smooth, shiny surface and some strings against a white background.
A close-up of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with a light wood finish, highlighting its smooth, curved body against a bright white background.
A close-up shows the guitar label with the inscription Hermanos Conde, Sobrinos De Esteso, Construcción De Guitarras, Madrid. Signed And Dated With Año 1966, It Authenticates This Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde Flamenco Guitar.
The Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde Flamenco Guitar Carries A Rectangular Label With The Inscription „Hermanos Conde, Sobrinos De Esteso, Construcción De Guitarras, Gravina 7, Madrid“, Signed And Dated 1966 And Accented By A Decorated Border.
A complete view of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with a light wood body, six strings, a dark fingerboard and a round sound hole with decorative rosette.
The Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar has a natural wood finish, six strings, a dark fingerboard, a round rosette around the sound hole, a shiny body and a wooden bridge for an authentic flamenco sound.
Close-up of the body and soundhole of the Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with six strings, a detailed rosette and part of the fingerboard on a warm wood surface.
Close-up of the bridge and strings of a light brown Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar.
The picture shows the back of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with a yellow wood finish, a dark vertical center seam and a brown neck on top against a white background.
Close-up of the back of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar, highlighting its smooth, polished wood surface with a center seam and part of the neck on top.
A close-up of the headstock of a Faustino Conde flamenco guitar by Hermanos Conde from 1966 with tuning pegs and loose, partially wrapped metal strings against a white background.
Close-up of the wooden headstock with four black tuning pegs against a white background, reminiscent of the craftsmanship of the Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar.
Close-up of the curved side of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar, highlighting its smooth, shiny surface and some strings against a white background.
A close-up of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with a light wood finish, highlighting its smooth, curved body against a bright white background.
A close-up shows the guitar label with the inscription HERMANOS CONDE, SOBRINOS DE ESTESO, CONSTRUCCIÓN DE GUITARRAS, MADRID. Signed and dated Año 1966, it authenticates this Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar.
The Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar bears a rectangular label with the inscription „Hermanos Conde, Sobrinos de Esteso, Construcción de Guitarras, Gravina 7, Madrid“, signed and dated 1966 and accentuated by a decorated rim.
A complete view of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with a light wood body, six strings, a dark fingerboard and a round sound hole with decorative rosette.
The Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar has a natural wood finish, six strings, a dark fingerboard, a round rosette around the sound hole, a shiny body and a wooden bridge for an authentic flamenco sound.
Close-up of the body and soundhole of the Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with six strings, a detailed rosette and part of the fingerboard on a warm wood surface.
Close-up of the bridge and strings of a light brown Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar.
The picture shows the back of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with a yellow wood finish, a dark vertical center seam and a brown neck on top against a white background.
Close-up of the back of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar, highlighting its smooth, polished wood surface with a center seam and part of the neck on top.
A close-up of the headstock of a Faustino Conde flamenco guitar by Hermanos Conde from 1966 with tuning pegs and loose, partially wrapped metal strings against a white background.
Close-up of the wooden headstock with four black tuning pegs against a white background, reminiscent of the craftsmanship of the Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar.
Close-up of the curved side of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar, highlighting its smooth, shiny surface and some strings against a white background.
A close-up of a Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar with a light wood finish, highlighting its smooth, curved body against a bright white background.
A close-up shows the guitar label with the inscription HERMANOS CONDE, SOBRINOS DE ESTESO, CONSTRUCCIÓN DE GUITARRAS, MADRID. Signed and dated Año 1966, it authenticates this Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar.
The Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde flamenco guitar bears a rectangular label with the inscription „Hermanos Conde, Sobrinos de Esteso, Construcción de Guitarras, Gravina 7, Madrid“, signed and dated 1966 and accentuated by a decorated rim.

Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde Flamenco Guitar

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Hermanos Conde 1966 Faustino Conde Flamenco Guitar - Flamenca Blanca from the late 60s - the best you can get from Hermanos Conde!

Hermanos Conde are not just guitar makers like others, no, they have probably made flamenco history like no other. The three brothers Faustino, Julio and Mariano started out making guitars for Domingo Esteso. He was the great master, mastermind and instructor in their early years.

After Esteso's death, the three brothers gradually began to build instruments in their own style. Initially under the name Sobrinos de Domingo Esteso, but in the early 1960s it was not easy to earn a living selling flamenco guitars.
When the young Paco de Lucia finally became aware of Conde in the late 60s at the beginning of the 70s - he had previously played Ramirez - they had created their own type of guitar, with incredibly strong basses and singing trebles - simply brilliant flamenco guitars.

From then on, Paco was almost only seen with Conde, which of course found its imitators due to Paco's popularity. In the old TV recordings of the 70s, there is almost no young guitarist who didn't play Conde.
Faustino Conde, the man responsible for the construction of the old Condes, has written flamenco history.
This legend of the Condes has survived to this day.

This Faustino Conde flamenco guitar was made with the finest materials, the finest craftsmanship (by master Faustino Conde) and the finest features - it is a guitar that is the same as the guitars that Paco de Lucia played.

The top is made of fine spruce wood. The back and sides are made of the best cypress wood. The scale length is 670 mm and the nut width 52 mm.

This Faustino Conde flamenco guitar offers an absolutely spectacular sound. Flamenco sound and responds great, with a quick response and a great flamenco tone from the good old days.

It has beautiful basses and is still a very balanced instrument. The tone is a perfect blend of beauty and real flamenco aggressiveness. It is a guitar full of character. When plucked gently by the player, it sings with a sweet sound that is warm and full, but when strummed harder - even just a little - it awakens with a powerful growl that only the best flamenco guitars can produce.
A beautiful guitar that you simply have to fall in love with!

This Faustino Conde flamenco guitar is well set up and gives the feeling that the guitar plays itself. It has a perfect string action and a straight neck (2.9 mm E and 2.1 mm e at the 12th fret). The condition is very good for its age - no cracks or repairs, just the usual signs of use. The tuning pegs are mechanical pegs from Peghed (one is slightly different in shape), making the guitar easy to tune.

It comes with the original hard case.

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