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Greg Smallman & Sons 1999 – Australia
The Greg Smallman & Sons guitars could be considered the best concert guitars in the world. The “old’ ones from the early 2000 are famous to be more appreciated than ones because the Smallman & Sons from the early 2000 are thicker, mellower and darker. All the GFA winners and the big concert players are still playing on their ‘old’ Smallman just because the early Smallman are unique. Here is the chance to acquire one of these dream guitars: a 1999 Smallman & Sons in great condition. We have been looking for a long time for such an opportunity.
The Greg Smallman & Sons guitars could be considered the best concert guitars in the world. The “old’ ones from the early 2000 are famous to be more appreciated than the new ones because the Smallman & Sons from the early 2000 are thicker, mellower and darker. All the GFA winners and the big concert players are still playing on their ‘old’ Smallman just to name some of them – just because the early Smallman are unique. Here is the chance to acquire one of these dream guitars: a 1999 Smallman & Sons in great condition. We have been looking for a long time for such an opportunity.
This classical guitar offers all the features of the Greg Smallman guitars: huge sound, warm and thick trebles, amazing string separation.
Summary information on Greg Smallman works:
Greg Smallman has been one of the top innovators in the Classical guitar building world for many years. Although his instruments may not seem all that different from the norm on the outside, strike one note and you will know straight away that something very different is happening beneath your fingertips. The Greg Smallman & Sons guitars are unlike any classical guitar we have ever played. It is exceptionally loud–even without having to drive it too hard; this guitar will genuinely fill up a room with profound and complex tones. It maintains a beautiful and lush voice at full volume with no distortion or fatness to be found anywhere. Greg has achieved this sound by making radical changes to the inner structure of the guitar, utilizing lattice bracing and carbon fiber combined with an incredibly thin top plate.
Greg Smallman & Sons guitars previously sold
| String length | 65 |
|---|---|
| Back and sides | South American rosewood |
| Neck | Blackwood of Tasmania |
| Tuners | Baljack |
| Armrest | yes |
| Top | Western cedar |
| Fingerboard | carbon |
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