Wolfgang Jellinghaus Romantica
Voor het Romantica model begint Jellinghaus met het werk van Rene Francis Lacôte, die van 1785 tot 1868 in Parijs bouwde.
Destijds werd de gitaar steeds populairder, maar de bracing ontwerpen beperkten de hoeveelheid volume die een gitaar kon produceren. Lacote veranderde het gebruikelijke ladder bracing patroon om meer beweging en volume van het bovenblad te creëren, en vergrootte de lower bout. De gitaren van Lacôte werden destijds zeer gewaardeerd door de muziekscene en worden nog steeds zeer erkend vanwege hun finesse, schoonheid van toon en speelgemak.
De ladder bracing en korte mensuur blijven trouw aan het model van Lacôte, terwijl de rozet bijvoorbeeld een moderne toevoeging is. Bovendien wordt je op slag verliefd op de warme toon van deze Romantica.
For the Romantica model, Jellinghaus begins with the work of Rene Francis Lacôte, who built in Paris from 1785 to 1868.
At the time, the guitar was becoming more and more popular, but the bracing designs limited the amount of volume it could produce. Lacote altered the common ladder bracing pattern to encourage more movement and volume from the top, and increased the size of the lower body. Lacôte’s guitars were highly appreciated by the music scene at the time, and are still very recognized for their finesse, beauty of tone and ease of playing.
The ladder bracing and short scale length stay true to Lacôte’s model, while the rosette for example is a modern addition. Moreover, you'll will instantly fall in love with the warm tone of this Romantica.
For the Romantica model, Jellinghaus begins with the work of Rene Francis Lacôte, who built in Paris from 1785 to 1868.
At the time, the guitar was becoming more and more popular, but the bracing designs limited the amount of volume it could produce. Lacote altered the common ladder bracing pattern to encourage more movement and volume from the top, and increased the size of the lower body. Lacôte’s guitars were highly appreciated by the music scene at the time, and are still very recognized for their finesse, beauty of tone and ease of playing.
The ladder bracing and short scale length stay true to Lacôte’s model, while the rosette for example is a modern addition. Moreover, you'll will instantly fall in love with the warm tone of this Romantica.
Specifications
| Brand and Condition | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wolfgang Jellinghaus |
| Condition | New |
| Hardware | |
|---|---|
| Bridge | Rosewood |
| Tuning Machines | Three-On-A-Plate |
| Body | |
|---|---|
| Body Shape | OM |
| Finish | Natural, Gloss |
| Body Material | Solid Maple |
| Top Material | Solid Spruce |
| Bracing | Ladder Bracing |
| Neck | |
|---|---|
| Fingerboard Material | Ebony |
| Fingerboard Radius | Flat |
| Scale Length | 630 mm / 24.8" |
| Neck Material | Mahogany |
| Neck Profile | C |
| Miscellaneous | |
|---|---|
| Travels in | Hardshell Case |
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