Details
Kenny Hill has always had an eye, and an ear, for the guitar models that had a big influence on the development of the classical guitar. The 1937 Hauser, which Segovia played from 1938 until the early '60s, is widely cited as the instrument that changed the public's perception of the guitar, because Segovia toured so widely and was so influential.
This example was played quite a lot, although not recently, and since the top is finished in French polish there are light dings and scuffs to the surface. The wear isn't the big dents and gouges you can't ignore, instead this instrument has a pleasant "been played" patina. This guitar will allow you to get serious about your classical guitar playing without costing you serious money.
Paper label initialed by Kenny.
Specs
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Back sides
Indian Rosewood
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Binding
rosewood
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Bracing
Spanish Fan
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Bridge
Madagascar Rosewood
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Fingerboard
Ebony
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Finish
French Polish
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Frets to body
12
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Neck material
Mahogany
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Nut width
51mm
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Scale length
650mm
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Top material
European Spruce
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Total frets
19
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Tuners
Schaller
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Year
2007
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Case type
Original Hardshell
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Serial number
2560
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SKU
HILLHAU37-2560
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UPC
120709
