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Madagascar Rosewood Concert Classical Guitar

Madagascar Rosewood Concert Classical Guitar

Madagascar Rosewood Concert Classical Guitar
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The Madagascar Rosewood Concert Classical Guitar was built by the same luthier as the Allegro and Concertina Concert Models. This guitar has a beautiful warm sound with plenty of volume. The back and sides are made of solid, high-grade Madagascar Rosewood, and top is solid high-grade German spruce. The fretboard is ebony, and the scale length is 650mm, with a nut width of 52mm. Three small position marker dots have been added to the edge of the fret board at the 5th, 7th and 9th positions. A deluxe hardshell case is included in the price. One of the models currently in stock has a unique double-sideport design, to enhance the listening pleasure of the player and listeners from all angles.

 

 

 

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SKU Madagascar Rosewood  
Weight 20.00 lbs
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Our price: $2,075.00
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Market price: $3,150.00
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  • Author: Paul V Reithmaier
    I bought the Goyette Madagascar Rosewood Concert Guitar in December 2015. I was impressed by Mr. Goyette’s website. It was a pleasure to talk with him and do business with him. The guitar was delivered within a week. The guitar case is a work of art and is adequately built for normal use. The guitar is very attractive. But, most importantly, it is easy to play and has a terrific sound. It projects adequately. It has a rich, robust sound which is well balanced. No string overpowers the other strings. I have played it for about four hundred fifty hours during the past twelve months. It sounds better now than it did when I first received it. I retired about three years ago, so I have the luxury of being able to play guitar for several hours each day. I have several guitars and play through my small repertoire on one guitar before switching to the next guitar. Every day I put the current guitar in its case and take out the Madagascar Rosewood to finish my practice time. It sounds so good, I have to play it every day.