Fructuoso Zalapa "Luna" 2001 Concert Classical Guitar | Handmade in Paracho, Mexico | No. 574

This is a remarkable concert classical guitar handcrafted by the internationally acclaimed master luthier Fructuoso Zalapa "Luna". Built in March 2001, this instrument, serial number 574, represents a golden era of his work, following his extensive studies with legendary Spanish and American luthiers such as José Romanillos, Félix Manzanero, and Thomas Humphrey. It is a high-quality, professional-grade instrument that offers superb sound and playability. The Luthier Fructuoso Zalapa Luna is considered one of the finest luthiers working in the Americas and has won numerous prestigious awards throughout his career, including multiple First Prizes for Excellence in Handcrafts and Concert Guitar Construction in Mexico's National Competition for Guitar-Makers. His instruments are sought after for their exceptional craftsmanship and rich, projective tone.

Specifications & Materials
This particular guitar was built in the style of his teachers, specifically the Romanillos model, known for a light build and responsive sound.

• Year Built: 2001
• Serial Number: 574
• Top: Spruce.
• Back & Sides: Indian Rosewood.
• Fretboard: Ebony.
• Bridge: Rosewood, 12-hole style.
• Finish: French polish
• Nut Width: 52mm
• Scale Length: 650mm
• Sound Profile: This guitar produces a loud volume with round, bold basses and clear, penetrating trebles. It is exceptionally lightweight, contributing to its remarkable responsiveness.

Condition:
The guitar is in Excellent condition, having been played infrequently and mostly stored in its case. There might be minor signs of use typical of a vintage instrument, such as a tiny string ding below the bridge that is barely visible. This guitar has one minor nick below the bridge and saddle. The instrument has been well-maintained and cared for. Please review all photos for complete details on the condition.

Included Accessories
Includes a plush hard case for secure transport and storage.