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About the luthier
Mirko Migliorini completed his studies at the Civica Scuola di Liuteria in Milan in 2002. During his training, workshops with internationally recognised guitar makers encouraged him to develop a distinct personal approach to construction. His work received early recognition with third prize at the fifth International Guitar Making Competition in Baveno in 2001, followed by the Golden Guitar at the twenty sixth International Guitar Conference in Milan, a distinction reserved for a small number of makers who have made a significant contribution to the art of instrument building. Migliorini’s guitars combine a high level of craftsmanship with a strong musical sensitivity, often bringing modern construction concepts together with tonal ideals rooted in the classical tradition.
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Clarity and separation are central to the character of this 2026 double-top guitar. Individual voices remain remarkably distinct, even when the texture becomes dense, while the response preserves enough elasticity to move freely between contrasting colours. The guitar can produce a brilliant, focused sonority without becoming hard, yet it can also be drawn towards a rounder and more enveloping tone. This breadth of colour gives the player considerable control over articulation and phrasing rather than confining the instrument to a single dominant sound.
Equally notable is the consistency from string to string and across different positions of the fingerboard. Notes retain a coherent character as lines move through the registers, supporting clean contrapuntal playing and allowing changes of colour to be shaped deliberately rather than compensating for uneven areas of the instrument. The spruce double top responds quickly, but the sound remains organised and well separated, combining the immediacy of modern construction with a particularly clear sense of definition. A removable metal tornavoz adds another dimension to the concept, allowing the player to introduce greater depth of resonance and a longer sense of sustain when desired.
The visual language is modern but restrained. Indian rosewood back and sides frame the pale spruce soundboard, while the elevated fingerboard reinforces the contemporary construction concept. Yellow accents in the rosette are echoed in the purfling and bindings, creating a subtle continuity of colour throughout the instrument. Fine fretwork and softly rounded fingerboard edges further reflect Migliorini’s attention to the details that shape the player’s physical contact with the guitar. The result is an instrument whose refinement is expressed less through ornament than through precision: clear separation, even response, a wide spectrum from brilliance to roundness, and an unusually flexible relationship between touch and colour.
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