Description

The Mod.8 is a classical guitar from the Spanish brand Esteve, built with a solid Cedar top, solid Indian Rosewood back and sides, African Mahogany neck, and Ebony fingerboard. The choice of Cedar for the top ensures an immediate response from the instrument: it is a soft wood that provides a "sweet" and round sound, enhancing the mid-low frequencies with great sustain.

OVERVIEW OF THE ESTEVE MOD.8

All instruments produced by Esteve are renowned for their excellent material quality and finishes, which, combined with their impeccable sound, make the experience of playing and listening to an Esteve guitar an unforgettable moment. The passion and dedication that have made the Esteve company internationally famous are guaranteed by the constant and meticulous work of Spanish master luthiers. Every Esteve instrument reflects masterful craftsmanship. The Mod.8, built in Spain following Spanish luthier tradition, represents the ideal choice for classical guitarists seeking a high-level instrument for their studies and concerts in an academic setting: those undertaking a conservatory path need to practice and perform first with a "study" instrument and then with a "concert" instrument; the Mod.8 is halfway in this regard, guaranteeing reliability, value, and performance.

SPECIFICATIONS OF THE ESTEVE MOD.8

Top: Solid Cedar
Back and Sides: Solid Indian Rosewood
Scale: 650mm
Neck: African Mahogany
Fingerboard Wood: Ebony
Number of Frets: 19
Nut: 52mm
Finish: Gloss Polyurethane
Bridge: Indian Rosewood
Dots: Frets 5 and 7
Strings: Savarez Corum High Tension