Hauser 1937 Classical

Through many iterations over the course of twelve years, German luthier Hermann Hauser Sr. developed and perfected the design of this guitar which Andres Segovia eventually called “The greatest guitar of our epoch”. Segovia, the master of classical guitar and his Hauser ’37 were virtually inseparable from 1937 until 1962 when it was damaged during a recording session. The design remains true to the original masterpiece while incorporating modern tonewoods and personalized trim work. Customized electronics are available as well.

This Concert Hauser 37 Classical is built from a beautiful medium brown set of Makore Rosewood and a perfect, even-grained Bearclaw Sitka Spruce top. From the stunning rose-motif handmade rosette, to the tasteful colors used in the purflings, this is a guitar that commands attention when you see it. Tonally, this classical has everything a concert level performer could want: clear and powerful trebles, present mids and full, boisterous basses, all with incredible balance and pianistic note separation. This is as good as it gets!