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Marco Lijoi - 2025 - REG Limited Edition No.31

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Luthier:  Marco Lijoi
Construction Year: 2025
Top: Cedar
Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
Soundboard Finish: Lacquer
Body Finish: Lacquer
Air Body Frequency: G / G #
Scale (mm): 650
Weight (g): 1460
Tuner: Der Jung
Strings: Knobloch - EDC 34.0
Condition: New
Case: Hiscox Pro II “Siccas Edition”

Overview

The 2025 guitar by Marco Lijoi is a refined concert instrument that blends traditional Spanish construction with innovative materials and design. Its spruce soundboard employs a seven-fan bracing system made of lightweight balsa reinforced with carbon fibre, with finely grooved attachment areas that allow for a thinner, more responsive top while maintaining strength. This results in remarkable sensitivity, wide dynamic range, and tonal richness. The celestial-inspired rosette evokes the Milky Way, highlighting Lijoi’s artistic vision. Finished with a carefully applied water-based lacquer for durability and resonance, and equipped with Der Jung tuners and Knobloch strings, this guitar embodies both scientific ingenuity and poetic craftsmanship.
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About the luthier

Marco Lijoi is an Italian luthier based in Savigliano, in the province of Cuneo. He began playing the guitar at the age of four, and over time, his passion for woodworking surpassed his early academic interest in physics. After graduating from high school, the decision to pursue guitar making came naturally. Marco enrolled at the prestigious Civica Scuola di Liuteria in Milan, where he completed four years of intensive study and received the title of Master Luthier. Today, Marco builds high-quality instruments in his workshop in Savigliano, drawing inspiration from nature – particularly the mountains and the sky. His guitars reflect a blend of traditional technique, scientific curiosity, and deep artistic sensitivity.

About the guitar

Marco Lijoi’s latest instrument is a personal and refined project, shaped by his experience as a classical guitarist and his passion for craftsmanship, science, and astronomy. The soundboard is built using a traditional seven-fan bracing system, but with an innovative twist: the fan bracing struts are made of lightweight balsa wood and reinforced with a thin layer of carbon fibre. Additionally, the surface of the soundboard is finely grooved in the areas where the braces are attached, which allows for a thinner top overall while preserving strength and stability. The result is an exceptionally responsive guitar, capable of delivering rich dynamics and tonal subtlety. The rosette design is inspired by the Milky Way and celestial imagery, which reflects Marco’s long-standing fascination with the stars and the sky. The finish is a modern water-based lacquer, specially chosen for its environmental compatibility, minimal thickness, and excellent resistance to wear. Marco applies it with great care in his own workshop to preserve the natural vibration and resonance of the wood. Tuners are by Der Jung, and the instrument is strung with Knobloch EDC 34.0 strings.

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