1999 - number 773 named 'La Rosa'
East Indian rosewood with lovely colours, particularly on the sides, with broad, boxwood purflings to back and sides.
Body length:- 485 mm.
Top bout:- 275 mm wide & 94 mm deep.
Waist:- 236 mm & 96 mm deep.
Bottom bout:- 364 mm wide & 97 mm deep.
All shellac french-polished.
European spruce with just some a little bearclaw / haselfichte figuring, with the famous 'moorish arches' rosette. Rosewood bridge with tie-block decoration. Shellac french polished.
Reichl - Lansdorfer pattern with white mother-of-pearl buttons, mounted on a decorated headface.
65cm with 19 frets on an ebony fingerboard
52 mm at the nut with 45mm string spacing
1454 grams
In really good, original condition given that is has been owned since new by an active professional - with very little in terms of playing and handling marks. It looks very clean and handsome.
No repairs; no cracks; original finish and frets.
This is a fine Romanillos instrument. Quite light in weight; deep in voice with an air resonance close to F, it has a typical Romanillos sound with deep bass, strong middle and a very clear, balanced treble reminiscent of some of the mid and late-70's Romanillos. Really very fine.
José Luis Romanillos - Click here to find out more about this maker
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