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Cordoba Rodriguez Master Series Nylon-String Classical Acoustic Guitar
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Description
Of all the guitars in the Master Series, the Rodriguez is the most powerful across all registers. Notably "Spanish" in sound, the tone is warm, lush and round, with bouncing basses and fat, singing trebles. It offers an instant responsiveness and a big, explosive attack at the beginning of every note. This guitar is handmade in the USA.
Córdoba's Rodriguez is built with a solid Canadian cedar top and solid Indian rosewood back and sides. It features a Spanish cedar neck and African ebony fingerboard, and Rodriguez's 5-fan bracing pattern with a transverse brace. Córdoba added a few modern refinements, such as a truss rod, geared tuning machines, durable finish and non-gut strings. The result is an instrument that exemplifies the authentic Rodriguez design, voicing and feel, and captures a rare piece of guitar making history.
Córdoba obtained a 1970s Rodriguez model and studied it inside and out, playing it over and over. The mission was to understand the essence of what gives this iconic guitar such an amazing voice and feel, and then recreate an instrument that possesses these characteristics and carries the same magic in its DNA. The process was a combination of science and feel; the wood thicknesses of the top, backs, sides and braces were measured to the nearest hundredth of a millimeter, bracing patterns traced and mapped, and details of the materials, inlays, woodgrains and vibrations were all carefully analyzed. The guitar was played and listened to for hours to gain an understanding of the balance between the trebles and basses, resonance of the top and a sense for the feel and response of the guitar when played in a variety of styles and environments.
Rodriguez guitars were produced for nearly 100 years in the most southern part of Spain—deep in Andalusia in the picturesque Moorish city of Córdoba, not far from Almería—where Antonio de Torres (father of the modern Spanish guitar) had been active just decades earlier. The developmental qualities of the guitars built in the '70s saw the expansion in the size and depth of the body, a more lightly braced (but with increased doming) top—only five fans instead of the traditional seven, producing a guitar that with very little effort on the players part, pumps the sound out in a very efficient and lively manner. These guitars have been famously played and recorded by the entire Romero family for decades, and so for many guitar fans and aficionados, the sound of the Romeros and of Rodriguez is forever entwined.
Córdoba's Rodriguez is built with a solid Canadian cedar top and solid Indian rosewood back and sides. It features a Spanish cedar neck and African ebony fingerboard, and Rodriguez's 5-fan bracing pattern with a transverse brace. Córdoba added a few modern refinements, such as a truss rod, geared tuning machines, durable finish and non-gut strings. The result is an instrument that exemplifies the authentic Rodriguez design, voicing and feel, and captures a rare piece of guitar making history.
Córdoba obtained a 1970s Rodriguez model and studied it inside and out, playing it over and over. The mission was to understand the essence of what gives this iconic guitar such an amazing voice and feel, and then recreate an instrument that possesses these characteristics and carries the same magic in its DNA. The process was a combination of science and feel; the wood thicknesses of the top, backs, sides and braces were measured to the nearest hundredth of a millimeter, bracing patterns traced and mapped, and details of the materials, inlays, woodgrains and vibrations were all carefully analyzed. The guitar was played and listened to for hours to gain an understanding of the balance between the trebles and basses, resonance of the top and a sense for the feel and response of the guitar when played in a variety of styles and environments.
Why Choose Rodriguez?
The Rodriguez family of guitar makers spans three generations, and Córdoba's Rodriguez model is based on a '70s era built by Miguel Rodriguez Serrano, from the second generation. Characterized by being light in weight yet large in build, these have immediate response to the players touch and outstanding projection. They are also known for their great power, needing no amplification in large concert halls.Rodriguez guitars were produced for nearly 100 years in the most southern part of Spain—deep in Andalusia in the picturesque Moorish city of Córdoba, not far from Almería—where Antonio de Torres (father of the modern Spanish guitar) had been active just decades earlier. The developmental qualities of the guitars built in the '70s saw the expansion in the size and depth of the body, a more lightly braced (but with increased doming) top—only five fans instead of the traditional seven, producing a guitar that with very little effort on the players part, pumps the sound out in a very efficient and lively manner. These guitars have been famously played and recorded by the entire Romero family for decades, and so for many guitar fans and aficionados, the sound of the Romeros and of Rodriguez is forever entwined.



Features
- Top: Solid Canadian red cedar
- Back and Sides: Solid Indian rosewood
- Binding/Bridge: Indian rosewood bridge, Indian rosewood binding
- Purfling/Inlay: 6-ply top purfling (maple/ebony/maple/ebony/maple/ebony), 3-ply back and sides purfling (maple/ebony/maple)
- Rosette: All-natural mosaic marquetry
- Finish: High-gloss pickup
- Neck/Fingerboard: Spanish cedar neck (Traditional/Classical Profile)/Ebony fingerboard
- Truss Rod: Two-way adjustable, 9/64"
- Scale Length: 650 mm (25.6")
- Nut Width: 52 mm (2.04")
- String Spacing at Saddle: 59 mm
- Fret Marker Inlays: 5, 7
- Nut/Saddle: Bone nut and saddle
- Number of Frets: 12 to body, 19 total
- Bracing/Build: 1977 Rodriguez 5-Fan Bracing with Transverse Brace
- Body Width and Length: 281 mm (11") upper bout width/370 mm (14.5") lower bout width/495 mm (19-1/2") body length
- Overall Length: 1,004 mm (39-1/2")
- Body Depth: 94 mm (3 11/16") upper bout depth/97mm (3-13/16") lower bout depth
- Tuning Machines: Córdoba Master Series Tuning Machines - Ivoroid
- Strings: Savarez
- Electronics: NA
- Tap Plate/Pickguard: NA
- Case: Hardshell Cordoba humidified archtop case
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