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2024 Cordoba Luthier Series C12 (Lattice) With Case
RRP $4499.00 buy @ $2400
The Cordoba Luthier C12 is a premium, all-solid classical guitar designed to bridge traditional Spanish craftsmanship with modern structural features. It is highly regarded for its robust projection, comfortable elevated fretboard, and detailed aesthetic touches
Description
Scale 650
Featuring a solid Canadian Cedar and solid Indian Rosewood back and sides, complete with a distinctive flamed maple center wedge.
The C12 is one of the first in the line to feature modern lattice bracing for increased volume and clarity. It also features a raised fingerboard (elevated ebony) that makes accessing higher frets significantly easier
1920s Domingo Esteso-inspired mother-of-pearl/pearloid rosette, and a high-gloss polyurethane finish
two-way adjustable truss rod, bone nut and saddle, and premium gold tuning machines with black/ebony buttons
with a Cordoba Deluxe Humidified Archtop Wood Case.
Tone and Projection
users praise the guitar for its deep basses, stunning looks, and excellent volume for a factory-made instrument. Some players note that the lattice bracing gives it a highly responsive, modern tone that projects well, though a few purists point out that the heavy lacquer finish and lattice construction give it a distinctly contemporary feel
RRP $4499.00 buy @ $2400
The Cordoba Luthier C12 is a premium, all-solid classical guitar designed to bridge traditional Spanish craftsmanship with modern structural features. It is highly regarded for its robust projection, comfortable elevated fretboard, and detailed aesthetic touches
Description
Scale 650
Featuring a solid Canadian Cedar and solid Indian Rosewood back and sides, complete with a distinctive flamed maple center wedge.
The C12 is one of the first in the line to feature modern lattice bracing for increased volume and clarity. It also features a raised fingerboard (elevated ebony) that makes accessing higher frets significantly easier
1920s Domingo Esteso-inspired mother-of-pearl/pearloid rosette, and a high-gloss polyurethane finish
two-way adjustable truss rod, bone nut and saddle, and premium gold tuning machines with black/ebony buttons
with a Cordoba Deluxe Humidified Archtop Wood Case.
Tone and Projection
users praise the guitar for its deep basses, stunning looks, and excellent volume for a factory-made instrument. Some players note that the lattice bracing gives it a highly responsive, modern tone that projects well, though a few purists point out that the heavy lacquer finish and lattice construction give it a distinctly contemporary feel
► Guitar: 1977 Manuel Contreras 1A Concert |
► Composition: Mazurka No.1 by Daniel Nistico
► Performed by: Daniel Nistico
► Website: www.creativeclassicalguitarist.com