جهت استعلام قیمت، خرید و مشاهده نمونه صفحه محصول، لطفاً از طریق پشتیبانی فروشگاه در واتساپ و تلگرام اقدام فرمایید.
by Courtnall (Author), Roy (Author)
Making Master Guitars is a craftsman's handbook about the exciting
and challenging pursuit of making classical guitars, a craft that the
author reveals to be surprisingly accessible by following his
instructions. The book is unique in that it includes nine separate
detailed plans of instruments constructed by internationally famous
guitar-makers. The author has had the rare opportunity of examining
these instruments in detail, and has made many replicas of each one.
Part one: The Master Makers and their Guitars is devoted to separate
chapters on each famous maker, including Antonio de Torres, Hermann
Hauser, Santos Hernandez y Aguado, Ignacio Fleta, Robert Bouchet, Daniel
Friederich and Jose Romanillos. The reader will find historical
information about the life of and influences on each makers, as well as
detailed sets of working drawings for their guitars. Also included are
rare photographs of the guitars. Part two: Workshop, Tools and Materials
provides essential information about the tools, working environment and
material needed by the guitar-maker. Part three: Guitar Construction -
The Spanish Method comprises a step-by-step method of guitar
construction, illustrated by numerous photographs and drawings. The
method of making a guitar is presented with great clarity. So that even
the newcomer to this fascinating craft will be able to produce a superb
instrument. This book will be essential for the guitar-maker and the
historian, providing as it does a unique record of the different methods
of guitar design and strutting systems that have evolved since Antonio
de Torres first defined the essential characteristics of the modern
classical guitar in the 1850s.