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About the luthier
Vincent Humml belongs to a new generation of German luthiers. After beginning his apprenticeship as a plucked instrument maker, he studied guitar making in Markneukirchen and refined his skills through internships and workshops before establishing his own workshop in Chemnitz. In 2019, he received the demanding Meister title in lutherie, marking an important step in a career defined by precise workmanship, contemporary construction, and a clear concern for the musical needs of classical guitarists.
Humml’s work is especially associated with modern double top construction shaped by a traditional tonal ideal. His instruments aim for power, clarity, and projection while preserving warmth, elegance, and a natural sense of colour. Their visual language is clean and refined, with careful attention to proportion, finish, and detail.
About the guitar
This new 2026 Doubletop No. 65 by Vincent Humml is a modern classical guitar with a cedar soundboard, Madagascar rosewood back and sides, French polish, and Klaus Scheller tuners. The instrument is notably lightweight, with a beautifully executed finish that gives the wood a clear and elegant presence. The ornamented headstock adds a distinctive visual accent, while the slightly elevated fingerboard improves access to the upper register.
The Klaus Scheller tuners underline the high quality of the instrument’s appointments. They are valued for their precision, stability, and refined mechanical feel, fitting naturally into the overall level of workmanship. The Madagascar rosewood gives the back and sides a rich visual depth, while the restrained decorative details and clean construction reflect Humml’s contemporary but carefully balanced aesthetic.
The guitar has the power and responsiveness of a contemporary double top, yet its voice remains clear, smooth, and close to a traditional classical sound ideal. Its sustain is notably long, allowing notes to unfold with patience and stability, while the cedar soundboard adds warmth and immediacy. The tone is clear enough for every line to remain easy to follow, but it is also softened by overtones that make the instrument pleasant and generous under the ear. It is a double top guitar with strong projection, clear articulation, and a long singing decay, suited to players who want modern performance qualities without losing warmth, colour, and musical refinement.
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