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About the luthier
Antonio Marín Montero, born in Granada in 1933, is one of the most influential Spanish guitar makers of the 20th and 21st centuries. Deeply rooted in the Granada school, he developed a highly personal language that brings together Spanish tradition and the structural refinement he encountered through his close collaboration with the French luthier Robert Bouchet. Over a long career, his instruments have become admired for their clarity, projection, and elegant balance, serving both classical and flamenco players with a voice that remains unmistakably connected to Granada’s golden age of guitar making.
About the guitar
This 2011 Antonio Marín Montero is a flamenco model with a notably versatile musical character. Built with a spruce top and striking cocobolo back and sides, it does not present itself as a purely percussive or sharply dry flamenco guitar. Instead, it combines the immediacy required for flamenco playing with a softer overtone profile that also makes classical repertoire feel natural on the instrument. The result is a guitar with a distinctly Spanish response, but with more tonal breadth and lyrical sustain than one might expect from a traditional flamenco model.
The attack is quick and brilliant, allowing fast passages and flamenco gestures to speak with ease, yet the sound retains a rounded afterglow rather than closing too abruptly. Its sustain is especially notable: the notes have impressive length while still preserving the agile reaction that gives the instrument its flamenco identity. In melodic playing, the guitar offers a pleasant openness and a polished resonance, while the cocobolo body lends visual richness and a deeper colour to the overall impression. This is a highly polyvalent Marín Montero, equally convincing as a refined flamenco instrument and as a responsive Spanish guitar for classical playing.
Condition
This guitar is in excellent and original condition, with its original finish preserved. There are no cracks, and only normal signs of wear are present.
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