8-saitige Antonio Marín Montero 1992 neu!

Die 8-saitige Marin hat eine besondere uralte Fichtendecke, die ich ehemals vom Cellobauer Emil Buchner gekauft hatte. Das Ahorn an Zarge und Boden gehört zum Besten, was Antonio Marín 1992 zur Verfügung stand. Das Instrument ist unbespielt, und weist weder Risse noch Kratzer auf. Der Ton ist äußerst klar mit samtigen Bässen und kristallklaren Höhen. Da ich noch eine 10-saitige Gitarre spiele, verwende ich die achtsaitige nicht.

Nr. 622,  September 1992, Mensur 650 mm, Sattel 68 mm, Mechanik: Fustero

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ENGLISH:

The 8-string Marin has a special ancient spruce top, which I bought from the cello maker Emil Buchner/ Germany. The maple on the rib and back is among the best that Antonio Marín had at his disposal in 1992. The instrument is unplayed and shows neither cracks nor scratches. The sound is extremely clear with velvety basses and crystal clear trebles. Since I still play a 10-string guitar, I don’t use the eight-string. Case included; Shipping costs by the seller.

Description: easy playability, velvety bass and silver treble colors thanks to the Bouchet construction.

Special feature: old Alpine spruce top, approx. 100 years old, the very best flamed maple on the sides and back, approx. 60 years old.

Completely evenly veined cedar on the neck, first-class ebony fingerboard.

The small impact protection (golpeador = pickguard) from the first string to the lower edge of the bridge allows guitarist excursions into flamenco. When the 8th string is removed, the entire repertoire of 7-string Brazilian guitar music opens up too.

The world famous constructor Antonio Marín Montero was born in Granada in 1933. In 1957 he joined Master Pérez’s workshop and two years later, in 1959, his father advised him to visit Eduardo Ferrer, for whom he worked until he opened his own workshop. Today Antonio Marin Montero is one of the most popular guitar makers in Granada.
This guitar is like brand new and, as always with the guitars by Antonio Marin Montero, a fantastic concert instrument according to Spanish tradition. It has remarkable balance and a wide range of timbres. The deep, round basses combine perfectly with the highs rich in overtones and the sound has great charm and openness. Overall, it’s a very special guitar that will please the ears and heart of its lucky owner and audience.