

Ignacio Fleta
1965Spruce / CSA Rosewood / 650mm




Spruce / CSA Rosewood
Up for sale is an exceptional example of the most famous Grenada maker - the great Antonio Marin Montero.
Prefer to play it first? Visit our Austin showroom to try this instrument in person, or pick up your order directly. Arrange a visit
Up for sale is an exceptional example of the most famous Grenada maker - the great Antonio Marin Montero. This one is the model he is most known for. I was built in 2014 but it's in such amazing condition - you'd guess it was finished yesterday.
I've heard and played quite a few Marin Montero guitars, including one nearly every day that was owned by a close friend of mine as we traveled to competitions around the country. His was from 2014 and I always thought it was quite special. This one, being from the same year is no different - it's incredibly lyrical, turns on a dime, and just keeps giving in terms of that classic, Spanish sound that never breaks up. It has clarity and brightness that is balanced well by its roaring, sustain-filled basses.
It's a real treat to get to know, and with Antonio Marin Montero being over 90 years old, his building has slowed - here's a chance to snag a really great example of his work in perfect condition, and at that - one with Brazilian Rosewood back and sides.
Specs:
Spruce top
Traditional fan bracing
Brazilian Rosewood back and sides
Pagos Tuning Machines
650mm scale
52mm nut width.
Action @ 12th fret: 4mm (6th string) and 3.25mm (1st string) = standard action
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Fully insured worldwide shipping, expertly packed in a quality hard case. Most orders ship within one business day.
Prefer to see it in person? You’re welcome to visit our showroom to try the instrument or pick it up directly. Contact us to arrange a visit.