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Roberto Pozzi - 2021 Concert No. 1

Roberto Pozzi - 2021 Concert No. 1

Overview

About the luthier

Roberto Pozzi was born in 1970 in Mariano Comense, Italy. Already very early he got interested in the construction of instruments and started his studies at the “Scuola Civica di Liuteria” in Milan. During his studies he concentrated on the construction of replicas of the guitars made by Antonio de Torres, Enrique Garcia and Pietro Gallinotti. Inspired by those different influences, he developed his own instruments.

About the guitar

This beautiful guitar by Roberto Pozzi, built in 2021, is his concert model, crafted for the highest level of musical performance. The spruce soundboard features eight fan bracings, following a traditional construction that delivers tremendous volume and excellent projection.

The balance across all registers is exceptional, giving the guitar a versatile character that can handle any style of music, from Baroque to contemporary.

Condition

As a pre-loved instrument, this guitar is in excellent condition, showing virtually only superficial marks.

Watch the presentation video of this particular guitar below, where you will find a lot of additional information about its playability and sound.

Luthier: Roberto Pozzi
Construction year: 2021
Construction type: Traditional
Top: Spruce
Back and sides: Indian rosewood
Finish: French polish
Air body frequency: F # / G
Scale: 650 mm
Nut: 52 mm
Weight: 1505 grams
Tuners: Alessi
Strings: Knobloch - EDC 34.0
Condition: Excellent
Case: Fazley

Details about GPSR:

Classical Guitar

Manufacturer Information:

Roberto Pozzi, Vicolo Chiuso Superiore, 9, 23849, RogenoLecco, Italy, robertopozziliutaio@gmail.com

Responsible Person:

Roberto Pozzi, Vicolo Chiuso Superiore, 9, 23849, RogenoLecco, Italy, robertopozziliutaio@gmail.com

Note: For antique guitars, the GPSR does not apply.

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Video overview

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Roberto Pozzi 2021 Concert No. 1 Classical Guitar Review

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