Description
Teodoro Perez classical guitar “Maestro” madagascar specification:
- Top: Spruce
- Body: Madagascar Rosewood
- Neck: Honduras Cedar
- Fingerboard: Ebony
- Scale: 650mm
- Nut: 52mm
- Finish: Fench Polish (schellac)
- Origin: Spain
- Case: Hard Shell Guitar Case
- Year: 2024
- Serial number: 1346
Teodoro Pérez, born in Soria province in 1952, is a renowned Spanish luthier with a deep-rooted passion for guitar craftsmanship. After moving to Madrid in 1966, he embarked on his journey in the world of guitar making under the mentorship of José Ramírez III in his esteemed workshop. This invaluable apprenticeship provided Teodoro with a solid foundation and honed his skills, setting him on a path to become one of the most respected luthiers of his generation.
In 1991, Teodoro Pérez realized his dream and established his own workshop, where he has since dedicated himself to creating exceptional guitars that are cherished by musicians and collectors alike. His meticulous attention to detail, commitment to using only the finest quality woods, and his mastery of traditional Spanish guitar-making techniques have earned him a reputation for producing instruments of unparalleled beauty and sound quality.
The “Maestro” model is a testament to Teodoro Pérez’s craftsmanship and expertise. Finished with French polish, this guitar is crafted from select, high-quality woods, showcasing his exceptional skill and dedication to his craft. The instrument’s aesthetic allure is undeniable, with a rosette featuring green hues and meticulously crafted bridge and bindings that highlight the exquisite spruce top and visually striking Madagascar rosewood body. Every aspect of this guitar, from its design to its construction, reflects Teodoro Pérez’s extensive knowledge, experience, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
In addition to his remarkable craftsmanship, Teodoro Pérez is highly regarded for his understanding of the intricacies of sound production. The sound characteristics of his guitars epitomize the finest traditions of Madrid. The “Maestro” model, in particular, is a beautiful, powerful, and balanced concert instrument. Its deep bass and clear, vibrant treble endow the instrument with a lyrical and exceptionally pleasing musicality, making it a preferred choice among discerning musicians.
