KREMONA Daimen Lulo Reinhardt Signature / Crossover Nylon Electro / Made in Europe / 52-001-7-03

Controlled and meticulously set up by our luthier workshop, this guitar is a brand-new instrument.

Original cardbox and accessories included.

KREMONA Daimen Lulo Reinhardt Signature

• Made in Bulgaria (Europe)
• Cutaway Electro Nylon-String Crossover Guitar
• Solid spruce top
• Bulgarian walnut back and sides
• Venetian cutaway
• Hand-inlaid wooden binding
• Ars Minima rosette
• Montmartre-style rosewood bridge
• Thin polyurethane finish
• Gloss top, satin back and sides
• Honduran cedar neck
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 14 frets clear of the body
• Nut width: 48 mm
• Scale length: 650 mm
• Fingerboard radius: 500 mm
• Bone nut and saddle
• Dual-action truss rod
• Gold tuners with rosewood buttons
• Spanish Royal Classic Sonata strings

• Electronics: LR Baggs Element Active System VTC
• Element under-saddle piezo pickup
• Built-in low-frequency compressor
• Volume and Tone controls accessible inside the soundhole
• Powered by a 9V battery

• Total length: 1025 mm
• Scale length: 650 mm
• Maximum body width: 490 mm
• Nut width: 48 mm
• Body depth: 100 mm at the heel / 96 mm at the lower bout
• Neck thickness: 22 mm at the 1st fret / 24 mm at the 9th fret

With a history stretching back almost a century, Kremona is one of those European manufacturers that has successfully preserved genuine craftsmanship while continuing to evolve its instruments with the times. Still built in Bulgaria, Kremona guitars stand out for a particularly appealing approach: offering carefully crafted instruments made from beautiful tonewoods and incorporating genuine luthiery solutions, while maintaining an extremely competitive price-to-quality ratio compared with many more traditional productions. The Daimen Lulo Reinhardt Signature perfectly illustrates this philosophy, but with an even more distinctive personality.

This guitar is truly unique in its own right: it brings together the warm and expressive world of nylon strings with a silhouette and body inspired by the Selmer-style gypsy jazz guitar. Developed in collaboration with guitarist Lulo Reinhardt, it offers an original approach at the crossroads of two musical worlds that are rarely brought together. You get all the softness, harmonic richness and distinctive dynamic response of nylon strings, but in an instrument with a visual, acoustic and ergonomic identity completely different from that of a traditional classical guitar. It is a genuine guitar with character, designed for curious musicians who want to step off the beaten path and discover new playing sensations.

This is precisely where the Daimen really stands apart. Its narrow 48 mm neck, particularly uncommon on a nylon-string guitar of this kind, offers a remarkably comfortable playing experience. Combined with its modern fingerboard radius and 14 frets clear of the body, it immediately feels closer to an acoustic crossover guitar, and in some respects even to an electric guitar. Players accustomed to narrower necks can therefore move to nylon strings without going through the sometimes necessary adjustment period associated with a traditional classical guitar.

The result is an exceptionally comfortable, fast and highly intuitive instrument to play. Complex chords feel particularly enjoyable, movement along the neck is natural, and access to the upper register, made easier by the cutaway, opens up numerous possibilities for solo playing. This is a guitar that genuinely encourages players to move beyond the usual conventions of classical guitar and explore different musical worlds, from gypsy jazz and world music to fingerstyle, fusion, or simply a more modern approach to the nylon-string guitar.

Its construction also plays an important role in shaping its very individual character. The combination of a solid spruce top and Bulgarian walnut back and sides delivers a response that is warm, precise and balanced, with enough definition to retain clarity when the playing becomes more intricate. The Daimen therefore has a genuine sonic identity: it preserves all the musicality and roundness expected from a nylon-string guitar while offering a sufficiently crisp attack to remain expressive and articulate.

The integration of the LR Baggs Element Active VTC system further enhances its versatility. Once plugged in, the guitar retains a natural and balanced sound, making it an excellent instrument for the stage, recording, or amplified playing.

Ultimately, the Daimen Lulo Reinhardt Signature is a particularly appealing guitar for players looking for something genuinely different. Original without being gimmicky, modern while retaining a true acoustic soul, it stands out above all for its exceptional level of comfort, thanks to its narrow neck and ergonomics designed with modern guitarists in mind. An excellent alternative to the usual crossover guitars, with real personality, carefully executed European craftsmanship, and that extra touch of character that immediately makes you want to pick it up and keep playing.