2011 - number 168.
Madagascan rosewood - attractive colours with maple purflings and rosewood bindings.
Canadian cedar - in a lattice construction. With Stephen's Granada-style rosette, rosewood bridge.
Fustero. Lyre-ended design with engraved sideplates and creamy-coloured buttons.
65 cm. With 19 frets on an ebony fingerboard
53 mm at the nut
1536 grams
New. All shellac french-polished.
These lattice-fronted guitars of Stephen Hill have found favour with many performing musicians; Denian Arcoleo, Gary Ryan, Manus Noble & more. With traditionally-constructed back and sides, they are much nearer normal weight than most Australian lattice-topped guitars yet have a notably strong sound but with a more traditional sound character. With a deep bass originating from an F body resonance, the treble is also strong and bell-like giving the whole instrument a vitality and strong voice throughout the range.
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