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ERIC MONRAD - Cedar & Indian - 2001 | EMCI2001 | $6000.00 | ||
| Date entered: September 2 2010 2001, USA. Cedar soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides, french polished shellac soundboard, lacquer back and sides. One of the most visually appealing instruments in the shop with the beautiful and unique "Crown" rosette that appears three dimensional, headstock overlaid both front and back; intricate "Moorish Arch" inlay on the heel cap. Compensated nut and saddle, Sloan "Moresque" tuners with ebony buttons, 12 hole tieblock, 650 mm. scale, 52 mm. nut, mint condition. The design is inspired by Romanillos and Rodriquez. Sounding as beautiful as it looks, this instrument was originally constructed for our shop, and recently returned. Very large, and warm cedar presence with immediate response. This guitar projects extremely well and is remarkable for its clarity. Some fingernail marks on the top, but structurally sound with the original neck shape and angle. Very easy to play, with full concert capability. | |||||
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JOHN BOGDANOVICH - Cedar and indian - 2004 | 0JBCI2004 | $5000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: August 30 2010 2004, USA. Cedar soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides with cedar lining, 655 mm scale, 52 mm nut, high C fretboard extension, Sloan Moresque tuners with pearloid buttons, spalted maple rosette, headstock overlay both sides. Several Bogdanovich guitars have come through our shop, and this is the loudest that we have heard, with projection suitable for any concert hall. The cedar soundboard produces a tone akin to that of a warm spruce, with spruce-like clarity. Individual notes are distinctly heard even in very fast arpeggios. Well balanced and very easy to play. Structurally sound, with numerous fingernail marks and two spots of finish wear on the soundboard. A self-adhesive vinyl piece on the side was apparently used to allow suction cups for a guitar support device to grip. All in all, this is a beautiful and powerful sound, easily played. | |||||
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FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ - Spruce and Indian - 2010 | FHSI10 | $2500.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: August 19 2010 2010, USA. Spruce soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides, 650 mm scale, 52 mm nut, french polished shellac finish, rosewood neck reinforcement. Nothing fancy, just a well built guitar with a fabulous sound. Completely constructed by Hernandez and one partner. A luthier built guitar at this price point is an amazingly unexpected value. Spruce clarity with enough warmth to smooth the notes into expressive musicality. Excellent projection and balance. Too good to stay at this price for long. | |||||
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LARRY BRESLIN - Cedar and Brazilian Double Top - 2010 | LBCDTI2010 | $6000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: July 27 2010 2010, USA. Cedar double top, nicely figured Brazilian rosewood back and sides close to the quarter, 650 mm scale, 52 mm nut, raised fingerboard, fingerboard edge fret marker at VII, French polished soundboard, hand polished lacquer back and sides, Gotoh tuners, 12 hole tieblock, rosewood neck reinforcement. Breslin has done well in adopting the double top technique, which, in this guitar, supersedes earlier instruments. Beautiful, full warm tones, and very resonant. This sounds like a fine master instrument with a lovely all wood sound. The double top construction just allows the wood to more easily express itself. Projection is excellent and this guitar plays very easily. Fine workmanship in the uniquely elegant rosette. | |||||
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GREG BRANDT - Cedar and Indian - 2009 | GBCI2009 | $5000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: July 27 2010 2009, USA. Cedar soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides, 650 mm scale, 52 mm scalloped nut, 12 hole tieblock, thinly applied lacquer finish, Sloan "Stippled" tuners with ebony buttons, edge fret markers at V, VII, IX; world class workmanship with beautifully mitered purfling. A true classic cedar sound with the round luscious warmth that is associated with a vintage instrument. Full, resonate tones are easily obtained. Concert hall projection, and very good separation of notes. This luthier should be charging more. Check out some of the studio musicians and recitalists who have used Brandt instruments. http://www.gregbrandtguitars.com/players.htm | |||||
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HILL GUITAR CO. - PERFORMANCE MODEL - Spruce and Indian- 2010 | HPMSI2010 | $5000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: July 27 2010 2010, USA. Double top Nomex core soundboard with spruce on the outside and a cedar backsheet, lattice braced. This is the same type of soundboard as the Signature models. Solid Indian rosewood back and sides, 650 mm scale, 51 mm nut, sound ports, high C fret extension, Gotoh tuners, French polished finish. Kenny Hill has done players a great favor by making double top construction affordable, and in this instrument, an amazing value. Great projection, evenly balanced, full toned and clearly separated notes. Hill's reputation is already secure, and he has continued to serve guitarists by bringing concert quality within reach. | |||||
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AARON GREEN - SPRUCE and MADAGASCAR ROSEWOOD - 2006 | AGSM2006 | $5000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: July 6 2010 2006, USA. Spruce soundboard, Madagascar rosewood back and sides, french polished shellac finish, Sloan "Leaf" tuners with ebony buttons, 650 mm. scale, 53 mm. nut. Well played-in spruce tone, with an assist from the Madagascar back and sides that add brilliance very akin to Brazilian rosewood. Fabulous musicality with the edges smoothed out; firm and clearly enunciated notes exhibit very good projection and balance. World class workmanship in the artful use of a flame maple strip in the side and back purfling, and of course the absolutely gorgeous Madagascar rosewood. As pleasing to the eye as to the ear. The soundboard was recently repolished, and the condition is near mint. This one is only $5,000, a great value considering the $7,000 cost of a new one. | |||||
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EDUARDO BRITO - Spruce and Indian - 2001 | EBSI2001 | $1500.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: June 18 2010 2001, Brazil. #31, Spruce soundboard, Brazilian rosewood back and sides, 3 piece back, ebony reinforced neck, 650 mm scale, 52 mm nut, Gotoh tuners, french polished, repaired crack in back , and repaired centerseam in soundboard. The slightly smaller 3 1/2" body depth, and 14" lower bout make this a very comfortable instrument. The sound is well balanced, with a pleasant musical tone that allows for full musical expression. Projection is excellent at this price point. In summation, this is a rare opportunity to own a single maker guitar, for very little money, and the Brazilian rosewood alone is a worthwhile investment. Many luthiers charge $1,000+ to use increasingly rare Brazilian rosewood, and here it is in a completed instrument. The repairs, apparently due to past dryness, have been well accomplished, and are no cause for concern. | |||||
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JOHN PETER BARTHELL - Cedar and Indian - 2010 | JPBCI2010 | $2500.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: June 17 2010 2010, USA. #153, Cedar soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides, cherry binding, french polished finish, satin soundboard, and gloss back and sides, 650 mm. scale, 52 mm. nut width, John Gilbert tuners with gold base plate, and abalone inlay in circular gear, ebony buttons, brass dot fret marker at VII. This guitar has a very lovely tone, warm and smooth, which will make the music sound beautiful. Very good projection for a guitar at this price point, with excellent workmanship. An unusually good value for a handcrafted single luthier guitar.
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DAVID PACE - SPRUCE and MAPLE - 2008 | DPSM2008 | $3500.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: June 14 2010 2008, Soundboard by David Pace, neck and body by Ross Gutmeier. This guitar was an investigation by Pace into the Bouchet pattern. Since then Pace has developed his own design. This guitar is an excellent opportunity to acquire an artisan built instrument of fine concert quality. German spruce soundboard, maple back and sides, bracing based on Bouchet, graphite reinforcement rod in neck, 12 hole tie block, 650 mm. scale, 52 mm. nut, french polished shellac finish, Rubner tuners. A fabulous sound for the money. Round, very musical trebles with warm basses and excellent sustain. The tone is very beautiful, and is a great vehicle for making lovely music. More than adequate for small halls, with very good projection at this price point. This guitar is one of the best values in our shop. | |||||
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DAVID PACE - Cedar Double Top & Indian - 2010 | DPDCI10 | $6500.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: June 2 2010 2010, USA. Cedar double top soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides, 650 mm. scale, 52 mm. nut, Gotoh tuners, french polished shellac finish, 12 hole tieblock, carbon fiber reinforced neck, contoured armrest. The tone of this instrument speaks of a traditional well played soundboard, whereas only the strong projection gives evidence of the double top construction. Warm, round trebles expertly balanced with a true bass timbre. Extremely easy to play and comfortable. This sound at this price is an amazing value. | |||||
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DAVID DAILY - SPRUCE and INDIAN - 1994 | DDSI1994 | $5000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: March 9 2010 USA, 1994. Spruce soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides, french polished finish, 650 mm scale, 51 mm. nut, Sloan stippled tuners with ebony knobs, 12 hole tieblock, high C fretboard, mother of pearl dot fret marker at V, refinished soundboard. Built after Daily had worked in Antonio Marin Montero's shop in Granada. This guitar has a very strong and assertive sound with excellent clarity and superior projection. The tone is that of a well played spruce soundboard which maintains it's bright timbre and distinct separation of notes, and has matured for a refined musical experience. This is true concert quality. There are two repaired cracks in the soundboard on either side of the fingerboard, which are also well supported by the underlying cross braces. Finished-over string burns are evident, otherwise there are only minor signs of use. In summation, there is an eight thousand dollar sound in this structurally fine guitar that is being sold for only $5,000. Thank the imperfections and enjoy it. | |||||
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ONYMYRRHE FINGERNAIL STRENGTHENER | ONYMYRRHE | $19.95 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: February 19 2010 .5 oz. bottle with brush cap applicator. A natural derivative of the myrrh plant that fortifies and strengthens nails. Applied, once daily, to the nail matrix where the nail is alive and growing. The product claims that it will cause your nails to grow twice as fast and twice as thick, from the root outward. | |||||
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40 SCARLATTI SONATAS - Arr. Zohn | CN74416 | $24.95 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: February 19 2010 Sheet music book, 99 pgs. Arranged by Andrew Zohn for solo guitar. K380/L23, K259/L103, K1/L366, K73/L217, K333/L269, K64/L58, K11/L352, K42/Ls36, 213/L108, K80, K208/L238, K209/L428, K25/L481, K300/L92, K301/L493, K14/L387, K291/L61, K292/L24, K74/L94, K175/L429, K178/L162, K77/L168, K210/L123, K377/L263, 274/L297, K431/L83, K408/L346, K277/L183, K310/L248, K378/L276, K391/L79, K196/L38, K322/L483, K335/LS10, K336/L337, K40/L357, K159/L104, K34/LS7, K182/L139, K304/L88. | |||||
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SACRED MUSIC FOR GUITAR QUARTET | CNPSCGQ | $14.95 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: February 19 2010 Sheet music book, sold as a duplicate pair for easier ensemble reading, 50 pgs. The arrangers have carefully considered issues like tessitura and ensemble. The parts are equal and there is no musical line that is unimportant. The style of scoring used in this edition – that is: putting the first and third guitars on the first staff and the second and fourth on the second staff - makes the music extremely versatile. The hymns can be played as quartets for players of modest attainment, but also work very well as duos for more advanced guitarists.
These are beautiful compositions that just happen to be hymns and should be played for their musical merit and not only in church services. Even though these versatile arrangements are playable by student quartets, they are not over-simplified or in any way inappropriate for more advanced players.
All Creatures of Our God and King, All Glory Laud and Honor, All Things Bright and Beautiful, Praise to the Living God, Awake My Soul Stretch Every Nerve, Peace Perfect Peace, Father of Mercies, Be Thou My Vision, Crown Him With Many Crowns, Holy Holy Holy, I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say, I Want Jesus to Walk With Me, In The Garden, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, Just a Closer Walk With Thee, Love Divine All Loves Excelling, A Mighty Fortress Is Our God, Morning Has Broken, Now Thank We All Our God, O Sacred Head Now Wounded, The Old Rugged Cross, Break Forth O Beauteous Heavenly Light, We Gather Together, Amazing Grace, Great Is Thy Faithfulness. | |||||
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ERIC MONRAD - Spruce & Indian - 2005 | EMISI2005 | $8000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: February 11 2010 2005, USA. Figured Italian spruce soundboard, fan braced, Indian rosewood back and sides, claro flamed walnut binding, small dot fret markers at 7 and 12, high C fret, mother of pearl framed 12 hole tie block, "Moorish Arch" on heel, Gotoh deluxe tuners, rear headstock overlay, 650 mm scale, 52 mm nut, french polished shellac finish. Outstanding workmanship. A very mature and refined spruce sound, smooth and warm, with a depth that has a full three dimensional quality. Excellent focus and clarity with exceptional projection. This is a very expressive instrument, possessing a wide tonal palette. Mint condition. | |||||
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ALAN CHAPMAN - Cedar & Indian - 2002 | ACCI2002 | $5000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: February 11 2010 2002, USA, #241. Cedar soundboard, balsa and carbon fiber lattice braced, Indian rosewood back and sides, 650 mm scale, 51 mm nut, John Gilbert tuners with ebony buttons & abalone inlay in circular gear, light lacquer finish. Bold warm sound with a responsive, precise quality. Excellent projection, and very quick to articulate. Near mint. Two screw holes on the back of the headstock where a weighted plate was originally installed and removed. | |||||
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ANTONIO LORIENTE - CLARITA MODEL - SPRUCE | ALCS | $1595.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: February 11 2010 Spain. Spruce top, Indian rosewood back and sides, lacquer finish, 650 mm. scale, 52 mm. nut width. Sweet and smooth tone, a far more refined sound than most spruce guitars at this price, not at all thin or edgy. Plenty of volume and sustain with deep basses that are rarely achieved with spruce. Case included. | |||||
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ANTONIO LORIENTE - CLARITA MODEL - CEDAR | ALCC | $1595.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: February 11 2010 Spain. Cedar soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides, lacquer finish, 650 mm scale, 52 mm. nut width. The very robust and full sound that causes a player to choose cedar. Great projection for performance, more that to be expected at this price. Case included. | |||||
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ERIC MONRAD - SPRUCE & INDIAN - 2003 | EMSI2003 | $6000.00 | ||
 (Click on image for more pictures) Date entered: February 11 2010 2003, USA. Spruce soundboard, Indian rosewood back and sides, french polished shellac finish, 650 mm scale, 52 mm nut, gold Sloan "Moresque" tuners with ivoroid buttons, 12 hole tieblock, compensated nut and saddle, small dot fret markers on edge of fingerboard for 7th and 17th, graphite reinforced neck, koa binding, headstock overlays front and back, inlaid "Moorish Arch" design on heelcap. Near mint condition. Monrad is a master at cultivating a warm and velvety tone in spruce soundboards. The lush sound in this instrument is beautiful in it's musicality and well-suited for a variety of colors. Excellent volume and projection. | |||||
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