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Brian Itzkin – 2022 No. 34

Brian Itzkin – 2022 No. 34

Overview

Brian Itzkin is a luthier native of New York, USA. He built his first guitar at the age of 13. After gaining experience in classical and acoustic guitar building, Brian Itzkin joined the workshop of the renowned Stephen Hill in Herradura, Spain, further to develop his skills under the guidance of the master.
Brian Itzkin guitar No. 34 is an exquisite concert guitar that has been carefully crafted with attention to every detail. The choice of rare Brazilian tulipwood for the back and sides was inspired by the guitar of Richard Jacob Weissgerber, a renowned luthier who built exceptional instruments. This wood offers a beautiful grain pattern that is both elegant and visually striking. The soundboard of this guitar is made from an old cedar, presumably from a tree over 1200 years old. The cedar adds a unique resonance to the instrument that is both warm and responsive. The overall sound is full-bodied and rich, with a haunting and deep bass characteristic of the F main resonance. The trebles are lush and artistic, providing a beautiful contrast to the darker basses. In terms of playability, this guitar is exceptional. It has been designed to offer a satisfying overall playing experience, with a comfortable neck profile and easy-to-play action. The fretboard is smooth and easy to navigate, allowing for effortless chord changes and intricate fingerpicking. Overall, Brian Itzkin's guitar No. 34 is a true masterpiece. It combines exquisite craftsmanship, exceptional playability, and a rich, complex sound that will delight any musician. Whether you're a professional guitarist or an avid enthusiast, this guitar will impress.

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Luthier: Brian Itzkin
Construction year: 2022
Top: Cedar
Back and sides: Brazilian tulipwood
Scale: 650 mm
Nut: 51,5 mm
Weight: 1450 grams
Air body frequency: F
Tuners: Alessi
Strings: Knobloch EDC 34.0
Case: Rapsody
Condition: New
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Brian Itzkin – 2022 No. 34 Classical Guitar review
SEDUCED BY GUITARS - The Weekly Guitar Meeting #50 with @Jouyan.T | Itzkin, Bernabe, Salvato

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