Crafted in 1972 by the esteemed luthier Hiroshi Tamura, the Classico No.50 stands as a testament to Japanese craftsmanship during a golden era of guitar making. Tamura's dedication to quality and his deep understanding of Spanish guitar traditions are evident in every aspect of this instrument.
Specifications:
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Top: Solid Cedar
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Back & Sides: Indian Rosewood
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Neck: Mahogany
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Fingerboard: Ebony
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Nut Width: 52mm
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Scale Length: Approximately 668mm
A Sonic Revival
This Classico No.50 has undergone a meticulous restoration, breathing new life into its solid cedar top and rosewood back and sides. The rejuvenated top now offers exceptional projection, eliminating any prior tonal separation. The result is a harmonious blend of deep, resonant basses and crystal-clear trebles, enriched with enhanced harmonics. This guitar doesn't just play music - it sings with soul.
Character & Charm
While it bears the gentle marks of its journey - subtle signs of normal use - each has been professionally addressed, adding to its vintage character and charm. These nuances tell a story, making this instrument not just a guitar but a piece of musical history.
Visual Elegance
As showcased in the accompanying photos, the guitar's aesthetic appeal matches its sonic excellence. The natural finish highlights the wood's grain, and the craftsmanship is evident in every detail.
Why This Guitar?
For collectors and players alike, this Tamura Classico No.50 represents a blend of historical significance and restored playability. Its rich tonal palette and vintage aesthetics make it a standout addition to any collection or performance setup.