Hermann Hauser ® I - 1921
Hermann Hauser ® I - 1921
Overview
Overview
Hermann Hauser ® I as a German luthier, holds a leading position among luthiers worldwide. He took over the instrument workshop of his father while Josef Hauser ® was still managing the music publishing house. Hermann Hauser ® I specialised in making lutes and guitars but also remained true to the construction of zithers. In the context of the Guitaristic Movement in Bavaria, Hermann Hauser ® I built a large number of different guitars; in particular the Vienna models and the Munich models in all kinds of forms, but all in absolute perfection. The Terz, Prim and the very rare Quintbass guitars of Hermann Hauser ® I are of highest quality. Even today, the sound of those instruments is still unsurpassed. Based on his special virtuosity, Hermann Hauser ® I developed technical, patented innovations in the area of construction of the guitar’s tops and body-neck connections. The Spanish virtuosi Miguel Llobet and Andres Segovia became attentive to Hermann Hauser ® I’s art of making guitars at the beginning of the 20th century.
The solo-model guitars by Hermann Hauser ® I are known to be instruments that are easy to play. They have a powerful sound and a long lasting resonance. Due to its manifoldness, this instrument can be used as a solo instrument or in chamber music. The two-piece top is made of spruce wood and is framed by dark and light purflings, just like the sound hole as well. The two-piece back as well as the two-piece ribs are made of strongly flamed maple. The head is connected with the neck by a German neck spine. The neck is screwed to the body and can be adjusted individually. The fingerboard has a zero fret and protrudes the sound hole. The machine heads are original and are in excellent condition. The top has four repaired and stable cracks.
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Classical Guitar
The classical guitar, with its soft nylon strings and characteristic timbre, has become a symbol of chamber music, Spanish tradition, and concert repertoire. Its modern form was shaped by Antonio de Torres in the 19th century, setting the standard for the body, fan bracing, and the 65-centimeter scale length that are still used today. Instruments in this category open up a rich palette from the refined Romantic miniatures of Tárrega to the majestic concertos of Rodrigo. Here you will find guitars that preserve historical continuity and at the same time inspire new interpretations.Look all products of the collection -
Elvis Pajares - 2025 - Double top "Wayra" No. 90
Price: $7,070Sale price $7,070 Price:Unit price per Tax free (0% BM)$0Save: $-7,070Luthier: Elvis PajaresConstruction Type: Double Top -
Luthier: José Luis RomanillosConstruction Type: Traditional
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Elvis Pajares - 2025 - Traditional No. 87 "La Joia" Spruce
Price: $5,890Sale price $5,890 Price:Unit price per Tax free (0% BM)$0Save: $-5,890Luthier: Elvis PajaresConstruction Type: Traditional -
Giovanni Tacchi - 2023 - La Decima No. 29
Price: $17,692Sale price $17,692 Price:Unit price per Tax free (0% BM)$0Save: $-17,692Luthier: Giovanni TacchiConstruction Type: Traditional -
Hugues Boivin - 2025
Price: $8,250Sale price $8,250 Price:Unit price per Tax free (0% BM)$0Save: $-8,250Construction Type: Traditional -
Otto Vowinkel - 2019 - Concert
Price: $9,430Sale price $9,430 Price:Unit price per Tax free (0% BM)$0Save: $-9,430Luthier: Otto VowinkelConstruction Type: Traditional -
Hermann Hauser II - 1956 - No.577
Price on requestSaleLuthier: Hermann Hauser IIConstruction Type: Traditional -
Fritz Ober - 2019 - 4
Price on requestLuthier: Fritz OberConstruction Type: Traditional -
Stefan Zander - 2006 - No.7206
Price: $9,430Sale price $9,430 Price:Unit price per Tax free (0% BM)$0Save: $-9,430Construction Type: Traditional -
Paul Fischer - 1982 - Nr. 470
Price: $10,611Sale price $10,611 Price:Unit price per Tax free (0% BM)$0Save: $-10,611Luthier: Paul FischerConstruction Type: Traditional
