Construction
My classical guitars were designed from the ground up to fulfill the expectations of the modern musician and at the same time pay homage to the great European masters of the early 1800’s. I’ve worked carefully with both design and construction, with the aim of bringing together acoustical and visual elements from the old traditions into the modern classical guitar.
“I have used one of Leonardo’s cedar-top classical guitars for several years now. It has the qualities I look for in a guitar, such as volume, sustain, good balance between treble and bass strings, not to mention a well formed neck that makes it easy and enjoyable to play.”
MATERIALS:
My guitars are hand built using carefully selected materials.
The soundboards are made of Western red cedar or spruce. The necks are made of African mahogany. Back and sides are normally in Indian rosewood, but maple or other rosewoods such as cocobolo or Honduras rosewood are also available.
The guitars are finished with spirit varnishes and oils.
Please contact me for any questions and read more about ordering and delivery estimates on my order page
Here I would like to present you with the way I usually change classical guitar strings, hopefully you will find this little walkthrough to be useful and easy to understand!