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Brand new handcrafted Rondo-RS Artist Series classical guitar, Kremona
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Condition: Brand new
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Artist series guitars are handcrafted from carefully selected wood. Each instrument has a unique bright sound, which can be both traditional and very exotic. Created by the most experienced masters, artist guitars are really lively and extremely expressive.... like the musicians they're meant for.
Upper deck: solid European spruce.
Rear deck and shell: solid walnut.
Vulture: African mahogany.
Fingerboard and bridge overlay: Indian rosewood.
Fingerboard head trim: walnut.
Wooden socket.
Peg line mechanics: gold-plated petals — amber.
Coating: glossy, polyurethane varnish.
Nut: bone. Mount vulture:"dovetail".
Strings: Royal Classic"Sonata", medium tension.
Width of the neck at the top of the nut: 52 mm.
Frets: 19.
Scale: 650mm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvhW3gH1WjE
His appearance Bulgarian Kremona brand required an extraordinary and talented man Dimitar Georgiev. The story of his transformation from a gunsmith to a master of making musical instruments is striking and surprising. He began his career as an apprentice gunsmith. Becoming a master, Dimitar began to engage in the design and development of machine guns. He has long considered them, something like mechanical works of art. However, his opinion about guns has changed since the beginning of the First world war - George in the army saw their guns in action. What used to he considered a masterpiece, was a horrible mechanism for destruction of human beings. Disappointed in his craft gunsmith and seeing the horror of war, Dimitar found an outlet in the game on his favorite mandolin. Front life did not spare the instrument, so Georgiev was often forced to engage in its own restoration.
After the war, recently returned to his homeland with the intention to become a music master. In Bulgaria, he began to hone his skills in hand - making mandolins and violins, and later-and guitars. Being a person purposeful and pedantic, he understood that without basic knowledge, he could not become a professional, so for a long time he studied with masters in the famous German city of Markneukirchen, the world center for the production of musical instruments. Returning to Bulgaria after 1924, Dimitar Georgiev together with his brothers and two German masters, open their own company.
Today Kremona again belongs to the private owner. The company employs 120 masters. In the manufacture of musical instruments, they use only the highest quality materials. Employees of the company do not stop work on improving the sound and design of instruments. The company produces a large number of different models of guitars, including classical instruments"advanced"level with eleven different mensurs and upper decks of solid wood.
Kremona catalog numbers and a wide variety of stringed instruments: violins, cellos, violas and double basses. It may find a tool for myself, as a student and a professional musician. Whatever Kremona product you choose - from a student guitar to a master violin - it will be of the highest quality.
Upper deck: solid European spruce.
Rear deck and shell: solid walnut.
Vulture: African mahogany.
Fingerboard and bridge overlay: Indian rosewood.
Fingerboard head trim: walnut.
Wooden socket.
Peg line mechanics: gold-plated petals — amber.
Coating: glossy, polyurethane varnish.
Nut: bone. Mount vulture:"dovetail".
Strings: Royal Classic"Sonata", medium tension.
Width of the neck at the top of the nut: 52 mm.
Frets: 19.
Scale: 650mm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvhW3gH1WjE
His appearance Bulgarian Kremona brand required an extraordinary and talented man Dimitar Georgiev. The story of his transformation from a gunsmith to a master of making musical instruments is striking and surprising. He began his career as an apprentice gunsmith. Becoming a master, Dimitar began to engage in the design and development of machine guns. He has long considered them, something like mechanical works of art. However, his opinion about guns has changed since the beginning of the First world war - George in the army saw their guns in action. What used to he considered a masterpiece, was a horrible mechanism for destruction of human beings. Disappointed in his craft gunsmith and seeing the horror of war, Dimitar found an outlet in the game on his favorite mandolin. Front life did not spare the instrument, so Georgiev was often forced to engage in its own restoration.
After the war, recently returned to his homeland with the intention to become a music master. In Bulgaria, he began to hone his skills in hand - making mandolins and violins, and later-and guitars. Being a person purposeful and pedantic, he understood that without basic knowledge, he could not become a professional, so for a long time he studied with masters in the famous German city of Markneukirchen, the world center for the production of musical instruments. Returning to Bulgaria after 1924, Dimitar Georgiev together with his brothers and two German masters, open their own company.
Today Kremona again belongs to the private owner. The company employs 120 masters. In the manufacture of musical instruments, they use only the highest quality materials. Employees of the company do not stop work on improving the sound and design of instruments. The company produces a large number of different models of guitars, including classical instruments"advanced"level with eleven different mensurs and upper decks of solid wood.
Kremona catalog numbers and a wide variety of stringed instruments: violins, cellos, violas and double basses. It may find a tool for myself, as a student and a professional musician. Whatever Kremona product you choose - from a student guitar to a master violin - it will be of the highest quality.
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