Description
Enrico Piretti 1973 – a masterpiece of a classical guitar with exquisite headstock carving and fine inlays – outstanding sound!
This stunning 1973 classical guitar by Enrico Piretti is a remarkable example of Italian luthiery. Active from the 1950s to the 1990s, Piretti was one of Italy’s most respected guitar makers, particularly known for his exquisite classical guitars. His skill and dedication to craftsmanship are evident in every detail of this instrument.
The guitar immediately impresses with its refined aesthetics and masterful construction. One of its most striking features is the beautifully carved headstock, a true work of art that showcases Piretti’s exceptional woodworking skills. Additionally, the fine inlays on the top and fingerboard are elegantly and precisely executed, adding an air of sophistication to the instrument’s overall appearance.
Sonically, this guitar is truly outstanding, delivering a noble, deep, and resonant tone. It offers remarkable fullness, with warm, rich basses, crystal-clear trebles, and impressive dynamic range. The guitar projects with great power while maintaining an excellent tonal balance, making it an exceptional choice for both solo performances and ensemble settings.
The top is crafted from fine spruce, adorned with a tasteful ring rosette, while the back and sides are made from premium Indian rosewood, a tonewood renowned for its complex and expressive sound characteristics. Over the years, the guitar has been played and shows subtle signs of use on the top, adding character and authenticity. The action is perfectly set for optimal playability, measuring 3.7 mm on the low E and 2.8 mm on the high e at the 12th fret.
A truly exceptional instrument for connoisseurs of fine craftsmanship and superior sound quality – a masterwork by Enrico Piretti!
Includes the original case for optimal protection.
