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Giovanni Tacchi - 2024 "Daniel Friederich" No. 36

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Luthier:  Giovanni Tacchi
Construction Year: 2024
Top: Cedar
Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
Soundboard Finish: French polish
Body Finish: French polish
Air Body Frequency: E / F
Scale (mm): 650
Weight (g): 1705
Tuner: Alessi
Strings: Knobloch - EDC 34.0
Condition: Excellent
Case: Hiscox Pro II

Overview

In 2024 Giovanni Tacchi’s “Daniel Friederich” No. 36 presents a cedar‑top/Indian rosewood concert guitar (650 mm scale) with superb build and acoustic refinement. Featuring strong, deep basses and luminous trebles, it offers immediate response, elegant separation of voices and outstanding comfort — a contemporary instrument with French‑classic roots.

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About the luthier

Giovanni Tacchi, son of the renowned Italian luthier Andrea Tacchi, grew up immersed in the craft of classical guitar making in Florence. His father’s collaborations with masters such as Robert Bouchet and Daniel Friederich informed his formation, and Giovanni has since developed and refined his own voice with exceptional skill and sensitivity.

His instruments are mature, with remarkable build quality and an outstanding tonal palette. This guitar stands among his most accomplished works, combining the refined heritage of the French classical guitar tradition with contemporary performance demands.

About the guitar

This 2024 instrument titled “Daniel Friederich” No. 36 reflects Giovanni Tacchi’s deep study of the Friederich aesthetic and his own refined interpretation of that tradition. Built in traditional style with a cedar top and Indian rosewood back and sides, it measures 650 mm in scale length and presents an architecture designed for concert‑level performance. The finish is a classic French polish and the nut width is 51.5 mm.

Tonally this guitar delivers powerful and stable basses paired with the glass‑clear, singing trebles for which Friederich‑style instruments are celebrated. The voices separate gracefully, every note resonates and carries. The instrument responds with immediacy and clarity, offering refined expressiveness across the dynamic spectrum.

From the craftsmanship of the carved head plate to the elegant rosette and the perfectly executed inlays at the bridge, the construction is of the highest grade. The guitar embodies both visual and acoustic elegance, making it a true concert instrument of refined colour, strong dynamic presence and superb playability.

Condition

Excellent with minimal wear and only a few playing marks on the top. The finish is in great condition and there are no cracks.

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