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Davide Scacchi - 2025

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Luthier:  Davide Scacchi
Construction Year: 2025
Top: Spruce
Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
Soundboard Finish: French polish
Body Finish: French polish
Air Body Frequency: F / F #
Scale (mm): 650
Weight (g): 1285
Tuner: Perona
Strings: Knobloch - EDC 34.0
Condition: New
Case: Hardshell

Overview

This concert guitar by Davide Scacchi embodies the refined elegance of the Milanese school while presenting a distinctive voice of its own. Exceptionally lightweight, it resonates deeply around F to F#, lending power and depth to its basses while maintaining immediacy and brilliance across the registers. The tone is nuanced, responsive, and alive under the hands, allowing the player to shape phrases with great subtlety and control. Though newly built, the instrument already conveys a maturity and complexity often found in seasoned guitars, with a wide expressive range and balanced projection. Completed with French polish, refined detailing, and Perona tuning machines, it represents both a high-level concert instrument and a clear expression of Scacchi’s artistry.
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About the luthier:

From Milan, Davide Scacchi has quickly distinguished himself as one of the promising voices of contemporary Italian luthiery. Trained under the renowned Enrico Bottelli, he carries forward the precision and artistry of the Milanese school while developing a voice of his own. His guitars are characterized by elegance of form, refined construction, and a sound that unites immediacy with depth. Each instrument demonstrates his careful attention to the finest details, from wood selection to finish, making his work highly regarded among both players and collectors.

About the guitar:

Exceptionally light in weight, it offers a deep, enveloping air resonance around F to F#, which provides a striking foundation for its powerful basses. At the same time, the guitar responds instantly to the lightest touch, producing a tone that is both brilliant and nuanced. The result is an instrument that feels alive in the hands of the player. Although newly built, it already projects with a maturity and complexity often associated with more seasoned guitars. Its expressive range is wide, allowing for subtle shaping of tone and dynamics. The carefully applied French polish, elegant detailing, and Perona tuning machines complete the picture of a concert instrument crafted to the highest standards. This guitar is not only an exceptional tool for performance but also a testament to the artistic vision of Davide Scacchi.

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