Go BackStefan Nitschke of Marburg, Germany.
- Year:
2019 - named 'La Sarita'. Labelled, dated named and signed by the maker.
- Body:
Indian rosewood - superb quality timber; dark, quarter-sawn and with Hauseresque double purfling. Unlike Stefan's regular production, this guitar does not have doubled sides - to make it closer to the feel and weight of a Hauser I.
Body length:- 484mm.
Top bout:- 282 mm wide & 93 mm deep.
Waist:- 238 mm & 96 mm deep.
Bottom bout:- 368 mm wide & 97 mm deep.
All shellac french-polished. - Front:
European bearclaw spruce of the highest quality - an extraordinary, characterful top, so like that of original Hauser I .... carrying a superb Hauser-style rosette, double purfling and rosewood bridge with decorated tie-block capping. The polish has been darkened to give an antique appearance
- Tuners:
Klaus Scheller with plain brass Hauser-shaped side-plates, white rollers and ebony buttons mounted on a rosewood-faced head.
- Scale:
65 cm with 19 frets on an ebony fingerboard
- Neck Width:
52mm at the nut with 42 mm string spacing.
- Weight:
1385 grams
- Condition:
New, pristine and looking fabulous.
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Comments:
Stefan Nitschke is a highly-talented young German maker who has had substantial practical guidance from Gerhard Oldiges and is reliably producing finely-crafted instruments. This is a special-request Hauser model with accurate body shape, constructional details and decoration. With a primary air resonance just below E the guitar has a very deep, resonant bass combined with a clear, singing treble and good volume throughout.
A very fine, refined instrument of quality that competes with many more at much higher price and for a Hauser model, it's as good as it gets. Very highly recommended instruments.Stefan Nitschke - Click here to find out more about this maker
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Price:
Sold June 2019. Another will be available soon - please enquire.
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Bridge detail
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