Roy Fankhänel – 2014 RF 143 “Special Model”

Description

Roy Fankhänel’s runs his workshop in Oelsnitz, Germany, where he builds guitars in the German tradition. He shows a very high level of craftmanship that can be seen in features such as the V-joint, the details of the rosette, the design of the head and the quality of the construction in general. His guitars are powerful instruments with a generous rich sound. They are very easy to play and feature a slightly radiused elevated fingerboard.

The Roy Fankhänel RF 143, crafted in 2014, exemplifies the zenith of classical guitar craftsmanship. This instrument, a masterpiece in its own right, distinguishes itself through its exceptional attention to detail and the use of high-quality materials. Each element of the RF 143 has been thoughtfully selected and expertly crafted, resulting in a guitar that is not just a musical instrument, but a work of art. The guitar’s most captivating features are its decorative motifs, which include a stunningly designed rosette and meticulously crafted ornaments adorning the binding. These details imbue the guitar with a sense of traditional elegance and timeless beauty, making it a standout piece. Additionally, the carved headstock is a testament to Roy Fankhänel’s artistic prowess, showcasing a level of craftsmanship that is truly unparalleled in the world of luthiery.

Further enhancing the guitar’s aesthetic appeal are the eye-catching purflings. These are not merely decorative but also play a crucial role in the instrument’s structural integrity. The purflings’ intricate design enhances the overall visual allure of the RF 143, drawing attention to the meticulous care and precision that went into every aspect of its construction. This level of detail and quality makes the Roy Fankhänel RF 143 more than just a classical guitar; it is a testament to the luthier’s dedication to excellence and a symbol of the fine art of guitar making. As a pre-loved instrument, this instrument is in excellent condition with only superfical playing wears. For any musician or collector, owning an RF 143 is not just an acquisition of a high-quality instrument but an investment in a piece of artistic heritage.