About This Listing

Kazuo Sato was born in Tokyo in 1946. In 1965, he began learning his craft under the guidance of guitar master Kuniharu Nobe. In the same year, Kazuo Sato started his apprenticeship with guitar master Nobe in Tokyo. In 1971, he traveled to Oxford, England to study under the renowned master David Rubio, under whose guidance he built guitars and lutes for over 4 years, perfecting his skills. In 1974, he opened his first workshop in Belgium and settled in Germany two years later. With ever-new ideas and innovations, he continues to push forward the development of the traditional concert guitar to this day.

The “Prestige” model by Hideo Sato stands as a pinnacle of craftsmanship, nestling at the very top of his guitar lineup. This guitar is not just a musical instrument but a piece of art, distinguished by its remarkable quality and stunning appearance. One of the most striking features of the “Prestige” model is its exceptional projection, making it an ideal choice for concert performances. The rich tonal colors, warm timbre, and exceptional sensitivity of this guitar offer musicians a spectrum of expressive possibilities, allowing for a deeply personal and nuanced musical exploration. Built in 2013, the guitar remains in excellent condition, showing only superficial signs of play, a testament to its durable craftsmanship and the care it has received.

SPECS:

  • 2013 Prestige Model
  • French Polish
  • Spruce top
  • Brazilian rosewood back and sides
  • 6 hole bridge
  • Schaller tuners (new!)
  • Scale 650mm
  • Case: Hiscox Pro II


Listeda month ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • Prestige (Brazilian)
Finish
  • French Polish
Categories
Year
  • 2013
Made In
  • Germany
Right / Left Handed
  • Right Handed
Number of Strings
  • 6-String
Body Shape
  • Classical

About the Seller

Sam's Gear Garage

Saint Cloud, FL, United States
Joined Reverb:2016
Items Sold:1
Kazuo Sato Prestige (Brazilian) 2013 - French Polish
Kazuo Sato Prestige (Brazilian) 2013 - French Polish
$7,000

About This Listing

Kazuo Sato was born in Tokyo in 1946. In 1965, he began learning his craft under the guidance of guitar master Kuniharu Nobe. In the same year, Kazuo Sato started his apprenticeship with guitar master Nobe in Tokyo. In 1971, he traveled to Oxford, England to study under the renowned master David Rubio, under whose guidance he built guitars and lutes for over 4 years, perfecting his skills. In 1974, he opened his first workshop in Belgium and settled in Germany two years later. With ever-new ideas and innovations, he continues to push forward the development of the traditional concert guitar to this day.

The “Prestige” model by Hideo Sato stands as a pinnacle of craftsmanship, nestling at the very top of his guitar lineup. This guitar is not just a musical instrument but a piece of art, distinguished by its remarkable quality and stunning appearance. One of the most striking features of the “Prestige” model is its exceptional projection, making it an ideal choice for concert performances. The rich tonal colors, warm timbre, and exceptional sensitivity of this guitar offer musicians a spectrum of expressive possibilities, allowing for a deeply personal and nuanced musical exploration. Built in 2013, the guitar remains in excellent condition, showing only superficial signs of play, a testament to its durable craftsmanship and the care it has received.

SPECS:

  • 2013 Prestige Model
  • French Polish
  • Spruce top
  • Brazilian rosewood back and sides
  • 6 hole bridge
  • Schaller tuners (new!)
  • Scale 650mm
  • Case: Hiscox Pro II


Listeda month ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • Prestige (Brazilian)
Finish
  • French Polish
Categories
Year
  • 2013
Made In
  • Germany
Right / Left Handed
  • Right Handed
Number of Strings
  • 6-String
Body Shape
  • Classical

About the Seller

Sam's Gear Garage

Saint Cloud, FL, United States
Joined Reverb:2016
Items Sold:1

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