Ignacio Fleta (1964)
   

Ignacio Fleta (1964)

Spruce
Indian Rosewood
650mm string length
52mm nut width
Action 4mm bass 3mm treble
9 fan strut construction at weight of 1869g
F# - G body resonance
Lower bout 36cm
Upper bout 29cm
Rodgers machines (Canada) nickel silver plated hand machines
French polish

An iconic guitar (#322) from the golden era by master luther Ignacio Fleta of Barcelona. This guitar was built at the very time Andres Segovia and John Williams owned and played Fleta, not to mention Diaz, Romero and Kayath. So what is it? Most claim it to be the balance, profound noble sound, combined with fine projection that sets these concert instruments apart. The tone is considered to be very Spanish is essence.

This guitar is one of the best sounding, free and open, strong yet sensitive, with an easy action and comfortable neck.

The guitar was last sold in the UK from Guitar Salon International USA in 2017. The new owner then had the fine machines in Hauser style added.

History of the guitar, as described by Guitar Saloon International is included. Repaired cracks have been masterfully carried out by Yurius Zeltans. Sussex luthier Stephen Frith has recently confirmed the structural integrity of the instrument. It would seem the cracks were caused by low humidity in the US but have not in any way impaired the impressive tone. (Full pictures of the inside available). There are numerous minor marks to the top otherwise in good conditon. Not a mint example but musically top notch and should be viewed. This has been accounted for in the asking price.

Hard case included.
£17995.00


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