Classic Cordoba Hauser Guitar

Cordoba Hauser Guitar - Master Series.

Hauser audio is famous for its perfect balance and clarity. Overtones are tightly controlled and the result is an extremely pure sound.

Material.

Cordoba Hauser is built with a solid Engelmann Spruce top and Indian Rosewood back and sides. Canadian Cedar neck with Ebony fingerboard. A number of modern innovations such as braces, tuning locks, and durable finishes have been added to improve what was not available in the 1930s, but is essential to today's modern playing style. This is truly an instrument that showcases Hauser's very realistic design, sound and feel, the model is part of Cordoba's history in creating this wonderful guitar.

Biography of Hauser.

Cordoba did research based on the design of the Hauser version in 1937. The process to produce this guitar is a combination of traditional Spanish guitar making styles, artisans searched for wood to match the The top, back and sides and braces are measured to the nearest millimeter, brace patterns are studied and charted, and details of materials, inlays, grain and vibrations are analyzed. accumulate carefully. The guitar was tested for many hours to understand the balance between bass and treble, resonance and feel of the guitar when played in different styles.

Why Hauser?

The late Spanish conductor Andres Segovia, considered by many players to be the most prominent figure, demonstrated through his outstanding playing ability that the guitar should be considered a recognized concert instrument along with piano and violin.

Previously, the guitar was not accepted by the public, it was considered a somewhat limited "folk" instrument, only for the family, or at most a living room instrument for the aristocratic elite. After being rejected, German guitar maker Hermann Hauser's many attempts at making a traditional Spanish-style instrument, Segovia finally accepted a guitar built in 1937, This is considered "the greatest guitar".

It was with Hauser that Segovia concerted and recorded tirelessly for decades, conquering audiences and critics little by little until the classical guitar was the instrument that was present in concerts. This 1937 Hauser guitar is now considered one of the most iconic guitars in history, and is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

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