Strunal Classical - Beautiful Guitar MODEL 46655M Size3/4 From Luby, Czech Republic! - Sweet Guitar!

Strunal! The beautiful guitar from the historic instrument making city of Luby in the Czech Republic. Luby has been making stringed instruments for 100's of years. Way back in the day that region was part of the Austrian empire and Luby was known as the "Austrian-Cremona", Cremona being where Stradivarius violins were made in Italy. Strunals are really nice guitars, very smooth playing and beautifully sweet sounding. I they're super underrated and they're a lot of guitar for the money.

As an instrument, this thing rips. Super beautiful tone, feather-sensitive touch and string response, crazy low action, it's honestly as perfect of a guitar as I would ever want. It rules. That top is German Spruce, it starts off super light colored like this and will slowly oxidize into a nice golden brown like an old Martin. German spruce tops to me always sound very sweet, I know that's vague but they're just very pleasant. I know that's vague but they're just great. What can you say, it just sounds unmistakably good!

This one is in near brand new condition. There's a tiny ding on the back of the neck around the third fret, but it's barely worth mentioning. The guitar looks, sounds, feels, and smells like brand new. These guitars are built to last. C.F Martin himself was from the German side of the forrest where these guitars were made, and there's definitely some shared old world Martin DNA and undertone to the Czech guitars made on the other side of the border. Beautiful guitar!

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Good Condition

Music & Musical Instruments, Strings

4%

Jennifer Mitchell | (203) 912-9119 | jenluffmitchell@gmail.com

Pickup Details

Ridgefield Thrist Shop

21 Governor St, Ridgefield CT 06877

When to Pickup

Friday, 8/19, 9:00 am to 11:30 am
Friday, 8/26, 9:00 am to 11:30 am

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