Juan Hernandez MAESTRO ESPECIAL (Doble Tapa) Guitarra Clasica

The Maestro Especial guitar by Juan Hernández is a work of traditional Spanish lutherie elevated to the level of an artisanal concert instrument, made in Valencia with deep respect for the heritage of the great Valencian workshops. Each guitar by luthier Juan Hernández arises from more than thirty years of experience in the construction of Spanish guitars, combining craftsmanship and acoustic innovation to offer a personal, balanced and tremendously expressive sound.

The model is available with double top made of Canadian cedar or German spruce, allowing the sound character to be fine-tuned to each interpretive taste.

The double-top Canadian cedar top with Nomex reinforcementoffers a warm, close and very harmonious tone, ideal for a surround sound and an immediate response, while the double-top version of German Spruceprovides greater brightness, clarity and projection, with more defined harmonics. In both cases, the solid double-hoop cocobolo sides and back provide density, tonal depth and balanced projection, perfect for both studio and home listening. The 20-fret ebony fingerboard offers extraordinary comfort until the last measure, facilitating high passages with clarity and precise articulation, while the nitro lacquer varnish preserves the instrument’s natural acoustics and highlights the beauty of the wood.

Sounds of warm and enveloping in cedar, or brightness and definition in spruce, with a very sensitive response to attack and a balanced projection that allows you to enjoy great resonance and sustain in any environment. The double top and double hoop construction, along with the sound portal integrated into one of the hoops, enhances the sensation of volume for the player themselves, making each note vibrate with clarity and presence.

For those looking for a handmade classical concert guitar, made in Spain with top-level woods and a construction philosophy that unites tradition and modernity, this Maestro Especial by Juan Hernández is an invitation to discover an instrument that becomes a trusted companion, day after day, in any space where music is made.