La
Serenissima
This type of model reflects the characteristics of the Repubblica Serenissima, in fact, it is always built in solid wood with a spruce top from Val di Fiemme but with a variety of types of wood for the ribs and back and of course shellac finish, it is a balanced guitar that is easy to play but with a very powerful sound.
In
Flamed Maple
A classical guitar made entirely of solid wood on this model I use both a cedar and spruce soundboard. This guitar reflects the measurements and type of construction of one of the most famous luthiers in fact it is based on the model of Antonio de Torres Jurado (Almería, 13 June 1817 - Almería, 19 November 1892) was a Spanish luthier. Torres is as famous among guitarists as Stradivarius is among violinists. He contributed decisively to establishing the general dimensions, shape, design and construction technique of the modern classical guitar.
La
Modern
This model is the synthesis of the evolution of more current designs favouring the instrument-guitar, balance, intonation, substain, power, balance and very balanced timbre variability. These are the characteristics that form the centre from which to build a professional and versatile instrument. On this model, I have tried to capture the internal construction techniques of José Luis Romanillos and Daniel Friederich, but with slightly smaller dimensions.
La
Rialto
Classical guitar with tuning fork 650 model "Rialto". This type of guitar is inspired by the measurements of the guitars of the famous luthier Herman Hauser, with a more modern asymmetrical internal chaining. It is extremely balanced and has a superlative sound projection, and particular care is taken in the ergonomic construction of the neck so as not to put the user's hand under stress. Two types of wood are used for the soundboard, Cedar and spruce from Val di Fiemme, all of the highest quality. For the sides and back I use Indian Rosewood, again of excellent quality, with an ebony fingerboard, and a shellac varnish.
