This flamenco guitar was built by the Hermanos Conde signature, located at 53 Atocha Street, Madrid. The workshop opened in the early 1950s to meet the growing demand for guitars made by Hermanos Conde. Julio Conde, nephew of Domingo Esteso, was in charge of directing the workshop until the death of his brothers Faustino and Mariano Conde in 1988 and 1989. He remained the only direct disciple of Domingo Esteso and continued building guitars for the firm until his death in 1995.

The woods used to build this flamenco guitar are of outstanding quality and beauty. The soundboard is made of German spruce, featuring straight, fine, and even grain across its entire surface. The back and sides are crafted from Madagascar rosewood, displaying beautiful hues and patterns.

This flamenco guitar produces a powerful and precise sound, with the projection of a top-level concert instrument. The basses are deep and bright, with a versatile flamenco timbre that allows exploration of any musical genre. The trebles are penetrating, offering a rich variety of harmonics that enhance the excellent sustain across the entire fingerboard.

The action of this flamenco guitar is medium, with perfectly balanced string height at the fingerboard and saddle, providing a very comfortable left-hand feel that greatly facilitates performance.

The condition of this flamenco guitar is excellent and completely original, with no cracks or repairs of any kind.

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