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Daniel Füzesi - 2016

Daniel Füzesi - 2016

Overview

Daniel Füzesi is a Hungarian guitar maker who completed his four-year training as a luthier at the instrument making school "Centrum voor Muziekinstrumentenbouw" in Puurs (Belgium) with the highly respected Belgian luthier Walter Verreydt. He was also taught the art of lute making by Dirk De Hertog. In Puurs he participated in the "Leonardo Guitar Research Project" for which information was collected on the use of non-tropical woods in guitar making.

As part of this project, he had the opportunity to do an internship at Thomas Holt Andreasen's workshop in Granada, Spain. Since then, Daniel has been an enormously valued member of the Siccas Guitars team, taking care of all guitars in need of minor repairs as well as major restorations with great skill, expertise, and attention to detail. In addition, of course, he also builds beautiful guitars.

This instrument is the guitar built in 2016 by Daniel Füzesi as part of the Leonardo project. The main goal of the Leonardo guitar research project is to study, demonstrate, and communicate the possibilities of building acoustic and classical guitars from non-tropical woods. This guitar is therefore built exclusively from non-tropical woods and features a beautiful top made of Italian spruce and back and sides made of Robinia. The bridge is made of very special golden rain wood, also known as Laburnum, and the neck is made of alder. It is very easy to play and open sounding guitar with a very characteristic woody and earthy sound. The treble sounds clear and easily variable in terms of timbre and dynamics. The overall balance of the guitar is extremely pleasant, and the sound quality of this instrument is undoubtedly on par with a master guitar made of tropical rosewood.

Luthier: Daniel Füzesi
Construction year: 2016
Top: Spruce
Body and sides: Robinia
Scale: 650 mm
Nut: 52 mm
Weight: 1440 grams
Air resonance frequency: G
Tuners: Gotoh
Case: Hiscox Pro II
Condition: New

 

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Daniel Füzesi 2016 - Purple Ash by Cim Frode & Prel 3 Villa-Lobos
Valeria Galimova plays Prelude in C minor by Agustin Barrios on a 2016 Daniel Füzesi

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