Description
Franz Wieser 1923 – Coat of arms guitar with very good sound and very nice appearance.
Franz Wieser (1895-1965) was a guitar maker in Vienna. He mainly built guitars and other plucked instruments. His building style was based on Viennese guitar making, influenced by Johann Georg Stauffer.
His work is extremely precise and the materials he used are of very high quality. Franz Wieser was one of the best Viennese guitar makers of his time.
This coat-of-arms guitar from 1923 is a fine example of Wieser’s craftsmanship.
The guitar has a fine spruce top and the finest maple for the back and sides. The woods are of first-class quality.
The scale length of the guitar is 625 mm and the nut width 45 mm.
The guitar was offered for sale after being made by the Viennese music store Carl Richter. This is where the 2 labels come from. The signature of Franz Wieser and his brand stamp can be found on the inside of the body.
The sound of the guitar is an absolute delight … there are guitars like this with which you immediately feel an inner connection and which you quickly take to your heart. This is exactly the case with this guitar.
The sound is very touching and this guitar evokes deep emotions. The basses are round and precise, with a very special and enchanting quality. The singing and clear trebles offer a fantastic range of timbres.
The sound of the guitar is fine and delicate, yet you are amazed at how loud it can get and the volume it develops. Definitely a Viennese guitar at a very high level.
The guitar is in very good and excellent playable condition, with a low action and a straight neck. There are minor repairs that have been made to this guitar. The original and custom made case comes with this exquisite guitar.
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