New 2020 - number 444. Labelled signed and numbered by the maker.
Indian rosewood - high quality timber, dark in colour with rich tone variety and slim purfling - nicely polished too; all shellac french-polished.
Body length:- 485mm.
Top bout:- 282 mm wide & 95 mm deep.
Waist:- 235 mm & 99 mm deep.
Bottom bout:- 368 mm wide & 97 mm deep.
Canadian cedar - a strikingly impressive, silky top - fine-grained and stacks of medullary rays showing. The front has a lovely, fine-detailed, geometric rosette with matching purfling and dark rosewood bridge with bone-edged tied block.
Schaller Grandtune with cream rollers and snakewood buttons.
65cm with 19 frets on an ebony fingerboard
53mm at the nut with 42 mm string spacing.
1435 grams
New. All shellac french-polished.
Another fine example of Stephen Frith's craft - but unusually this time a cedar-fronted instrument, quite light in weight, with influences from extensive study with José & Liam Romanillos. It has a robust, powerful feel about it - and with depth of bass coming from the body resonance around F# combined with a productive, well-balanced and interesting treble that has clarity, sweetness and sustain. Stephen's guitars offer a wide range of sound from rich deep tasto to bright ponticellos. These are really very good instruments, very comfortable to play and still at a very reasonable price.
Stephen Frith - Click here to find out more about this maker
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