Barbarossa Guitars

Fine Hand-made Guitars

                             

                 

SPECIALS

Please check out these guitars that I currently have in stock.  They are specially priced,

I think you will find them a superb value.  They can ship immediately!  All include

a nice TKL hardshell case and ground shipping.

 

B00 in Flamed Bigleaf Maple and European Spruce:   only $1400!*

   

European spruce top, highly flamed bigleaf maple back and sides, koa pinless bridge, flamed maple overlay

on the headstock, chrome Gotoh tuners, curly koa binding, and an abalone rosette.  This guitar a fantastic

fingersyle guitar:  Very pure tones from the European spruce and maple (the same combination used for the

violin family) with plenty of volume and headroom.  Sparkling trebles from the European spruce and nice

bass from the B00 design.  This is a superb fingerstyle guitar (did I already mention that?)  The neck is rock

maple and gives amazing sustain.  12 frets clear of the body, 19 total frets.

 

*This guitar is highly discounted for one reason only:  The glue used in the rosette stained the top a little right

next to the rosette.  Please look at this photo to see it:

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If you don't get right up the the front of the guitar, you would never notice this staining.  It's a very small

area, right next to the rosette.  If you want a fantastic deal on a great fingerstyle guitar, here you go!

 

Click here for more info on the B00 style guitar.  More photos:

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Classical after Hermann Hauser Sr. 1937 Ex-Segovia:   $3000

Engelmann spruce top, Brazilian rosewood back, sides, and bridge.  Black ebony fretboard (dot on edge at

7th fret), Indian rosewood binding, African blackwood with center sap-wood headstock overlay.

650mm scale, 52mm neck width at the nut.  Neck is Spanish cedar.  19 frets.

 

This is an all around fantastic classical guitar.  It's the sister instrument to the one I play, even the backs were

cut from the same billet.  It has bright, sparkling trebles and full, restrained bass.  You'll be amazed at how much

bass comes from this little guitar, if you want it.

 

Click here for more info on the Hauser-style classical guitar.

   

 

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B00 in Maccassar Ebony and Bearclaw Sitka Spruce:   $2000

Bearclaw Sitka spruce top, Maccassar ebony back and sides, ebony pinless bridge, and the custom dragon inlay

on the headstock (Indian rosewood headstock overlay), chrome Schaller tuners with ebony buttons, a clear plastic

pickguard, curly koa binding, and an abalone rosette.  This guitar has amazing volume and punch from the stiff

bearclaw top and the ebony back and sides.  It's a huge guitar in a small package.  12 frets clear of body.

19 full frets and partial 20th fret.

 

Click here for more info on the B00 style guitar.

 

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12-String Dreadnought in Indian Rosewood and Sitka Spruce:   $890

This dreadnought has the maple burl headstock overlay.  It has a standard 4-inch sound hole.  It's built to sound as

balanced as possible for a 12-string.  It roars.  The neck is 1-7/8 inches at the nut.  Ebony fretboard.

 

Click here for more info on the D-12 guitar type.

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Last Modified:  9-Mar-2010