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Nylon / No. 667

Luthier’s nylon-string jazz guitar no. 667 – Large-Size Thin-Body

The story

First in the World luthier guitar introduces the following innovations:

  • IX generation ACOUSTIC TUBES inside the guitar neck,
  • top with XI generation S-WAVE type resonator
  • A.R.S. (Acoustic Resonance System) back & sides
  • SIGMOIDAL JOINT of the guitar sides
  • II generation BRIDGE WITH DRILLED HOLES encrusted with natural bone and natural Baltic amber – made of African Ebony (Master Grade)

Specifications

Body
Nylon-Jazz, Large-Size Thin-Body
Double top
1954 Cedar of Lebanon (top) / Alpine Spruce from Tirol (bottom)
Back & Sides
Figured Flamed Smoked Eucalyptus
Scale
650 mm (25.6″)
Neck
Asymmetric Turkowiak neck made of Mod.Aspen
Fingerboard
Elevated, African Ebony (Master Grade), 16″ compound radius
Head
Plates / African Ebony (Master Grade)
Shape
Open
Logo
Natural Baltic Amber
Soundhole
Single offset, African Ebony (Master Grade) rosette
Heel
Cap / African Ebony (Master Grade)
Logo
Natural Baltic amber
Comfort
Integrated arm bevel
Nut
48 mm (1 7/8″), natural bone, hand-shaped, polished and semi-scalloped
Saddle
Natural bone, hand-shaped, polished and semi-scalloped
Tuners
High-quality, cosmo-black tuning machines with ebony buttons, black aluminum rollers, screw inlay, ratio 18:1
Binding
African Ebony (Master Grade)
Fingerboard markers
Natural bone side dots diameter 2 mm at 3, 5, 7, 9, 12 (double), 15, 17 frets
Frets
ArcFret™ 18% Nickel-Silver
Varnish
Highly-resonant, antistatic (own recipe), hand-polished, high-gloss
Cutaway
Venetian (smooth)
Pickguard
Figured Flamed Smoked Eucalyptus
Hardcase
Brand, fitted to the guitar
Warranty
Life-time