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Juan Orozco Flamenco master guitar in the style of a Marcelo Barbero with fabulous sound!

Juan Orozco III (born 14 April 1937 in Madrid) is a Spanish guitar maker.
He comes from a family that has been making guitars for several generations. Juan Orozco III is the one who successfully continued this tradition and made the name Orozco world famous.

Juan Orozco played a key role in the development of high-quality flamenco guitars. They were in demand all over the world and conquered the American market in a short time.

Even today, these models are highly sought after by professional guitarists and collectors and are rarely available.
This guitar is the top model of the Orozco Flamenco guitars. The guitar is visually and in terms of construction very similar to Marcelo Barbero's guitars.

The guitar has a beautiful spruce top and the sides and back are made of beautiful cypress. The scale lenght is 650 mm and the nut width 51 mm.

The guitar plays like a dream with a low action and a perfect neck.

The sound is amazingly close to the original ones by Marcelo Barbero. Very lightly built, this guitar unfolds an enormous volume and a crisp flamenco sound. Deep basses, clear and balanced mids and bright trebles.
The mature vintage nuance completes the excellent sound and fascinates both the player and the listener.

The guitar is in good condition for its age (built in 1971). Apart from minor playing marks, it has two perfectly repaired cracks on the back, which can be seen in the accompanying pictures.



Please check:    vintage-guitar-world.com

Listed2 months ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • Marcelo Barbero
Categories
Year
  • 1971
Made In
  • Spain
Body Shape
  • Classical

About the Seller

Vintage-Guitar-World

Michelstadt, Germany
(497)
Joined Reverb:2017
Items Sold:226
Juan Orozco 1971 "Marcelo Barbero" - extremly nice flamenco guitar - huge and bold old world sound - check video
Juan Orozco 1971 "Marcelo Barbero" - extremly nice flamenco guitar - huge and bold old world sound - check video
$2,352.15

About This Listing

Juan Orozco Flamenco master guitar in the style of a Marcelo Barbero with fabulous sound!

Juan Orozco III (born 14 April 1937 in Madrid) is a Spanish guitar maker.
He comes from a family that has been making guitars for several generations. Juan Orozco III is the one who successfully continued this tradition and made the name Orozco world famous.

Juan Orozco played a key role in the development of high-quality flamenco guitars. They were in demand all over the world and conquered the American market in a short time.

Even today, these models are highly sought after by professional guitarists and collectors and are rarely available.
This guitar is the top model of the Orozco Flamenco guitars. The guitar is visually and in terms of construction very similar to Marcelo Barbero's guitars.

The guitar has a beautiful spruce top and the sides and back are made of beautiful cypress. The scale lenght is 650 mm and the nut width 51 mm.

The guitar plays like a dream with a low action and a perfect neck.

The sound is amazingly close to the original ones by Marcelo Barbero. Very lightly built, this guitar unfolds an enormous volume and a crisp flamenco sound. Deep basses, clear and balanced mids and bright trebles.
The mature vintage nuance completes the excellent sound and fascinates both the player and the listener.

The guitar is in good condition for its age (built in 1971). Apart from minor playing marks, it has two perfectly repaired cracks on the back, which can be seen in the accompanying pictures.



Please check:    vintage-guitar-world.com

Listed2 months ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • Marcelo Barbero
Categories
Year
  • 1971
Made In
  • Spain
Body Shape
  • Classical

About the Seller

Vintage-Guitar-World

Michelstadt, Germany
(497)
Joined Reverb:2017
Items Sold:226

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