Guitarra Manuel de la Chica antes-despues

[@brad42948]

¡Una guitarra muy digna! ¡Gracias!

[@TheBinaryWolf]

Este guitarrero tiene un regalo de Dios.

[@eduardoherrera5030]

Excelente, se nota el cariño y las manos apropiadas para tremendo trabajo, que maderas son ?

[@latorretallerdevioleria6079]

Ciprés la caja y abeto la tapa.

[@vinossubterraneos7010]

🥰

[@a0z9]

Esa guitarra ha sido maltratada

[@TheBinaryWolf]

En una manera como los marranos, but fortunately it was saved by the hands of a physician of guitars.

[@AndSendMe]

@@TheBinaryWolf No, bad "restoration" just makes more work for when the real restorer has to re-do it. Sadly bad repair is still being done all over the world, even proudly, as we see here.

[@TheBinaryWolf]

@@AndSendMe I lived with Gerundino for a while and had the privilege of watching him work. He shared a lot of his technique. Since then, I have found that there are very few luthiers that are able to build an instrument that matures well, and far fewer who can do repair work. It is far more challenging to perform a repair than to build an instrument.

[@AndSendMe]

@@TheBinaryWolf Yes, I have friends who do top end violin restoration. I know the principles but I wouldn't touch it. Your knowledge about Gerundino is precious, I hope you find a way to share it.