Informatie
Salvador Cortez' CC-25 is a beautiful instrument to behold, thanks to the luxurious appearance of the mutenye wood used for the back and sides, the black walnut headstock veneer, and the stylish rosette around the soundhole.
The sound is louder and punchier than that of guitars with sapele back and sides. It is still bright and clear. These sound characteristics make it easier to produce a beautiful tone and will make improvements in playing technique more noticeable. A pleasant feature when taking lessons.
The model 25 is available with both a cedar and a spruce top. The guitar with a cedar top is easier to play and gives a warm feeling, while the CS-25 with a spruce top has a fuller sound, especially in the high notes, is more dynamic, and will only sound better after being played in. One is not better than the other; it is purely a player's preference.
Good playability is also guaranteed in the long term by the presence of an adjustable truss rod. Your dealer can adjust this correctly in just a few minutes during regular maintenance, ensuring the ideal string height is maintained. A truss rod is increasingly common in higher-priced classical guitars, but with Salvador Cortez, it's a standard feature from entry-level to Custom Shop models.
specifications
top: solid cedar
back and sides: mutenye/guibourta arnoldiana
neck: mahogany
fingerboard and bridge: black walnut/juglans nigra
nut and saddle: real bone
scale length: 650mm
neck joint: Spanish heel
nut width: 52mm
neck width at 12th fret: 61mm
upper bout: 288mm
waist: 248mm
lower bout: 371mm
body length: 484mm
body depth: 100mm
finish: high gloss
strings: Savarez Corum 500AJ hard tension
The sound is louder and punchier than that of guitars with sapele back and sides. It is still bright and clear. These sound characteristics make it easier to produce a beautiful tone and will make improvements in playing technique more noticeable. A pleasant feature when taking lessons.
The model 25 is available with both a cedar and a spruce top. The guitar with a cedar top is easier to play and gives a warm feeling, while the CS-25 with a spruce top has a fuller sound, especially in the high notes, is more dynamic, and will only sound better after being played in. One is not better than the other; it is purely a player's preference.
Good playability is also guaranteed in the long term by the presence of an adjustable truss rod. Your dealer can adjust this correctly in just a few minutes during regular maintenance, ensuring the ideal string height is maintained. A truss rod is increasingly common in higher-priced classical guitars, but with Salvador Cortez, it's a standard feature from entry-level to Custom Shop models.
specifications
top: solid cedar
back and sides: mutenye/guibourta arnoldiana
neck: mahogany
fingerboard and bridge: black walnut/juglans nigra
nut and saddle: real bone
scale length: 650mm
neck joint: Spanish heel
nut width: 52mm
neck width at 12th fret: 61mm
upper bout: 288mm
waist: 248mm
lower bout: 371mm
body length: 484mm
body depth: 100mm
finish: high gloss
strings: Savarez Corum 500AJ hard tension
