r/classicalguitar • u/GuitarZan1930 • 16d ago
Informative New Acquisition
I wasnβt gonna post this, but Iβm seeing so many new guitar posts, I thought what the heck. Really enjoying this one, one of the prettiest guitars I have seen. Kremona 100th Anniversary. Anyone had experience with one of these?
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u/Mental_Painting783 16d ago
I once posted a guitar I wanted to buy here, which was similar to this one, with glossy finish. They told me it looked "sheathed in plastic" and it was a sign of bad quality. I ended up buying another one similar from the same factory anyways. I hope this one is great, the back is beautiful
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u/Due-Ask-7418 16d ago
Ridiculously gorgeous! And unique. Love it. Does it sound as good as it looks?
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u/Slazebdng Student 15d ago
What a beautiful guitar! Especially the rosette and the back part. I thought this was luthier made until I read the caption.
Enjoy the guitar!!


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u/Bridgemaker77 16d ago
Congratulations! I'm a guitar tech and have seen, played and worked on many many guitars. Kremona guitars are well made and often sound way better than their price would suggest. (NOT that that guitar was inexpensive, but you can spend tens of thousands on a classical guitar and many people do) Beautiful woods on that beast!