Kremona Soloist S62C Classical Acoustic Guitar Open Pore Finish

Description

The Kremona workshop in Bulgaria has a team crafting guitars that celebrate the highest level of quality. Compare features of the Soloist series to guitars that cost much more f solid red cedar top, sapele back and sides, African mahogany neck, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, wood fiber edging, wooden purfling and rosette, thin polyurethane finish, Van Gent gold-plated machine heads. Only a tiny bit smaller than a standard scale instrument, it has all the tone found in the rest of the family. Other features include the finger-friendly 50mm (1.97-inch) width at nut and comfortable 620mm (24.41-inch) scale length. Kremona branded padded gig bag with neck support included. A slightly slimmer neck width and shorter scale length gives a surprising ease of playability for smaller guitarists or anyone that finds a standard classical to be uncomfortable. Handmade in Europe, over 90 years of craftsmanship goes into each wonderful instrument. Compare features of the Soloist series to guitars that cost much more f solid red cedar top, sapele back and sides, African mahogany neck, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, wood fiber edging, wooden purfling and rosette, thin. Give a listen to this senorita f Soloist S62C is a great sounding 7/8 size classical guitar.

Key Features

• Kremona branded padded gig bag with neck support included.
• A slightly slimmer neck width and shorter scale length gives a surprising ease of playability for smaller guitarists or anyone that finds a standard classical to be uncomfortable.
• Give a listen to this senorita f Soloist S62C is a great sounding 7/8 size classical guitar.
• Other features include the finger-friendly 50mm (1.97-inch) width at nut and comfortable 620mm (24.41-inch) scale length.
• Compare features of the Soloist series to guitars that cost much more f solid red cedar top, sapele back and sides, African mahogany neck, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, wood fiber edging, wooden purfling and rosette, thin.
• Only a tiny bit smaller than a standard scale instrument, it has all the tone found in the rest of the family.