Manuel Adalid INVOCACION Abeto

Manuel Adalid signs handcrafted classical concert guitars where tradition merges with a constant search for acoustic perfection. The Invocation model, developed in Valencia, has earned a reputation among discerning performers for its balance between clarity, projection and interpretive comfort. This guitar, made in Spain by an established Spanish luthier, is positioned as a proposal of maximum seriousness: it is not only a study instrument, but also a reference for those looking for a precise, transparent voice with its own character.

The Spruce Invocation features a solid German spruce top, Madagascar rosewood back and sides, and a cedar neck reinforced with double wood rods. carbon fiber, ebony fingerboard and Indian rosewood bridge, all in a handcrafted concert instrument entirely made of solid wood. The Lattice bracing gives the top greater flexibility and a very linear response, while the natural nitrocellulose lacquer finish protects the structure without dulling the resonance. The 650 mm scale and 51 mm nut, together with the Aparicio Córdoba tuner, guarantee stability, precision and a comfortable action, ideal both for long studies at home and for more demanding recordings and presentations.

In the sound field, the Invocation Fir is revealed as a professional guitar with a bright and very defined tone, with a natural acoustic that projects without stridency. German spruce provides a clearer and faster attack than cedar, with an immediate response that favors articulation and harmonic circulation, while Madagascar gives the bass depth and the mids a warm and enveloping color. It is a warm yet bright sound, with a balanced projection and a harmonic richness that allows each note to be clearly distinguished in dense passages. This Spanish guitar, handcrafted and made in Spain, invites you to discover new textures and nuances every day, becoming a faithful companion for those looking for a personal, precise and deeply expressive voice.

A Fir Invocation is more than a guitar: it is an invitation to hear—and feel—every detail of your music.