Go BackGerhard Oldiges of Marburg.
- Year:
New 2007. Hauser I copy named 'La Tinaja'.
- Body:
Rosewood. Old, dense and colourful, all french-polished.
- Front:
European spruce with extensive bear-claw and Hauser-style rosette taken from a 1947 instrument
- Tuners:
Waverly-Sloane tuners with ivoroid button mounted on a Hauser-shaped head .
- Scale:
65cm
- Neck Width:
52mm at the nut
- Condition:
New
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Comments:
This is a simply wonderful guitar sounding and feeling like a Hauser I but with new vitality. Gerhard Oldiges has had extensive access to fine examples of 1930's & 1940's Hauser I guitars on which this is very closely copied. The sound is very authentic Hauser with body frequency between F and F#, like many originals. The bass is deep, magical and the treble sweet and singing - remarkable for such a new guitar. The balance is also very good with plenty of power and volume. If you want a Hauser guitar without paying a fortune, faithful to the sound, feel and appearance you will struggle to find better than these handsome Gerhard Oldiges guitars.
Gerhard Oldiges - Click here to find out more about this maker
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Price:
Sold March 2008 but see the listing for a new one just received
"I would love to go through the process of buying a good guitar from Miles at KGCL because he really knows his stuff. But actually, I make them and so enjoy seeing my guitars amongst such a very fine selection of extremely good instruments. I feel very honoured that they are presented at Kent Guitar Classics."
Gerhard Oldiges | Maker of fine classical guitars in the Hauser style.
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