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Simon Marty - 2007 64cm

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Overview

Simon Marty, a renowned guitar maker, began crafting guitars in 1982. As a passionate guitarist, he was always driven by the desire to explore innovative methods and approaches in guitar construction. His aim was to achieve significant improvements in the sound performance of the instruments. Through intensive research and continuous development, he created instruments that are characterized by their deep sound, exceptional responsiveness, and perfect balance. These masterful creations have not only caught the attention of acoustic music enthusiasts, but have also gained the recognition of many world-famous guitarists such as Anabel Montesinos, Scott Tennant, Mak Grgić, Slava Grigoryan, Marco Tamayo, and many other artists.

A standout example of his artistry is the model from 2007, which presents itself in pristine condition. There are no cracks or signs of repair on this instrument. Several aspects distinguish this exceptional guitar. Foremost is its impressive responsiveness, allowing musicians to play with a gentle and effortless touch, yet still achieve a rich sound in all registers. Additionally, the unique sound that Simon Marty has achieved through his meticulous research and visionary approach to modern guitar design stands out. Lastly, the profound expressiveness of this unique instrument, captivating every listener, cannot go unmentioned.

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Luthier: Simon Marty
Construction year: 2007
Top: Cedar
Back and sides: Pardo rosewood
Scale: 640 mm
Nut: 50,1 mm
Weight: 2130 grams
Air body frequency: G
Tuners: Gilbert
Strings: Knobloch EDC 34.0
Case: Humicase
Condition: Exzellent
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Video overview

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