2011 - number 719. Labelled, signed and dated by the maker
Straight-grained, Spanish cypress of really beautiful quality with a lot of medullary suggesting it to be well quarter-sawn. With elegant, tapered centre-strip and simple rosewood bindings. All shellac french-polished.
Body length:- 488 mm.
Top bout:- 283 mm wide & 90 mm deep.
Waist:- 235 mm
Bottom bout:- 372 mm wide & 92 mm deep.
European spruce of beautiful quality - very silky, very tight-grained with masses of medullary figuring showing over the full width and length of the top. The rosette pattern is as his classicals but with reversed colours. With golpeador of course. Very attractive rosewood bridge.
Traditional rosewood peg-head; each one having a mother-of-pearl dot on the end.
65cm with 19 frets on an ebony fingerboard. The string action is 2.7mm at the 12th fret, 6th string and 2.2mm at the 1st string.
52mm at the nut with 43 mm string spacing.
1292 grams
Virtually new.
If I look extremely closely, I can find two tiny marks on the back of the head and a whispy mark on the back - all of which my well buff out.
Like his uncle, Antonio Marin Montero, José Marin Plazuelo makes both flamenco and classical guitars but has a particular reputation amongst Spanish players for fine flamencos.
The is a super blanca with the very highest quality timbers, producing a really crisp, rasping flamenco sound and with impressive volume. It is light and set up very well.
Such an opportunity for a Marin Plazuelo flamenco in fabulous condition, with terrific sound and a price saving over a totally new one.José Marin Plazuelo - Click here to find out more about this maker
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