Manuel Rodriguez Classical Guitar Caballero Principio CA-PM 1/2 Spruce

Product Description The CABELLERO series represents the entry into the Manuel Rodríguez -range and promises an absolutely amazing price/performance ratio. "Amazing" really is the right word in this case, because the guitars have an exceptionally good sound for this price range, are very light but nevertheless very stable. This is primarily due to the special construction of the neck made of okoumé wood. Its reinforcement by two feather-light carbon rods provides special stability in this sensitive area. The body of the guitar is traditional construction method: Solid European spruce or Canadian cedar is used for the top, and the back and sides are made of sapele. The water-based eco-matt varnish gives the guitar a pleasant feel and contributes The water-based eco-matt varnish makes for a pleasant feel and contributes significantly to the open sound character of the instruments, as the open-pored treatment allows the wood to vibrate much more freely. German-made Hannabach 600HT strings are wound at the factory and round off the sound round off the sound concept of this series perfectly. Manufacturer's Description Manuel Rodríguez For more than 115 years GUITARRAS MANUEL ODRÍGUEZ has been creating instruments in the tradition of Spanish guitar making of the Madrid school. Manuel Rodríguez For over 115 years, GUITARRAS MANUEL RODRÍGUEZ has been making instruments in the tradition of Spanish guitar making of the Madrid School. The family business was founded in Madrid in 1905, making it the second oldest guitar manufacturer south of the Pyrenees. Today's Luthier Manuel Rodríguez III grew up in California and Spain and is already the third generation to practise his craft. The cosmopolitan way of life that so characterises Manuel is reflected in each and every instrument. Their unique grace and their their unmistakable sound result from the skilful combination of tradition and modernity of the craft, of the history and future of music, and of art. history and the future of music, and the artistry and experience of the of the builders.