Ennio Giovanetti

Ennio Giovanetti

I approached the production of classical concert guitars in 1998, after enrolling at the school of lutherie in Milan with the idea of building something else in mind. Thanks to attending a number of luthiers’ workshops, it was easy to fall in love with an instrument that until then I had considered of marginal importance, but I was getting to know and increasingly appreciate its many qualities of tone and expression, With its schools of thought and various ideas, from there I set off on a quest which, starting with the historical instruments of Torres Hauser and Simplicio, led me to get to know luthiers of all ages, from the most ancient to the most contemporary. All this in an attempt to understand where the ideas and intuitions that have contributed to the development of the instrument as we know it today have come from and in what direction they can be pushed, and how best to apply them in the construction of my guitars… My conclusions, however, cannot be expressed in words, as the only voice that can tell them is that of my instruments.

The instruments I build are the result of a careful and painstaking manual workmanship that allows me to follow each step in a precise and careful manner. This, combined with the use of selected and carefully seasoned woods, guarantees the guitars I build are of high quality both in terms of sound and structure. My guitars are made using non-synthetic glues and varnished with resins of mature origin, while the woods are selected so that there are no essences coming from cultivations, which guarantees a quality of growth totally spontaneous and not forced, all this guarantees a further quality of sound as well as aesthetics. The instruments I build are the result of a careful and painstaking manual workmanship that allows me to follow each step in a precise and careful manner. This, combined with the use of selected and carefully seasoned woods, guarantees the guitars I build are of high quality both in terms of sound and structure. My guitars are made using non-synthetic glues and varnished with resins of mature origin, while the woods are selected so that there are no essences coming from cultivations, which guarantees a quality of growth totally spontaneous and not forced, all this guarantees a further quality of sound as well as aesthetics.

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Your next step is a real classic

  • Classical Guitar

    The classical guitar, with its soft nylon strings and characteristic timbre, has become a symbol of chamber music, Spanish tradition, and concert repertoire. Its modern form was shaped by Antonio de Torres in the 19th century, setting the standard for the body, fan bracing, and the 65-centimeter scale length that are still used today. Instruments in this category open up a rich palette from the refined Romantic miniatures of Tárrega to the majestic concertos of Rodrigo. Here you will find guitars that preserve historical continuity and at the same time inspire new interpretations.
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  • Luthier: Karl-Heinz Römmich
    Construction Year: 2019
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Brazilian rosewood (CITES certified)
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: F sharp / G
    Weight (g): 1500
    Tuner: Fustero
    Condition: Excellent
  • Construction Year: 2025
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: F
    Weight (g): 1400
    Tuner: Rubner El Sonido
    Condition: New
  • Luthier: Oreste Lohs
    Construction Year: 2025
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: F sharp / G
    Weight (g): 1465
    Tuner: Alessi
    Condition: New
  • Construction Year: 2025
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Cedar
    Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: G sharp
    Weight (g): 1595
    Tuner: Schaller
    Condition: New
  • Construction Year: 1984
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: Polyurethane
    Body Finish: Polyurethane
    Air Body Frequency: G / G sharp
    Weight (g): 1575
    Tuner: Landstorfer
    Condition: Excellent
  • Luthier: José Luis Romanillos
    Construction Year: 2004
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: F sharp / G
    Weight (g): 1530
    Tuner: Rodgers
    Condition: Excellent
  • Luthier: Daryl Perry
    Construction Year: 2025
    Construction Type: Traditional
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: F sharp / G
    Weight (g): 1440
    Tuner: Alessi
    Condition: New
  • Luthier: Philip Woodfield
    Construction Year: 2019
    Construction Type: Lattice
    Top: Spruce
    Back and Sides: Amazonas rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: G / G sharp
    Weight (g): 1910
    Tuner: Gotoh
    Condition: Excellent

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