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Thomas
Beltran can custom build four styles of guitars for you:
(Click
below
links
for
additional information and photographs of each
guitar style)
The price
of the
Modela
Especial (Special Model) begins at
$7,500.00, with a choice of Western Red
Cedar or Englemann Spruce, back and sides
are Indian Rosewood, laminated with
Spanish Cypress, or another similar wood.
The standard tuners are the Gotos,
pictured. The finish is lacquer. At the
time of order, the style of rosette and
bindings/purflings will be determined.
The purchaser may use either a prior
design, or a new one based upon the
purchaser’s wishes. Options include
Cocobolo or Brazilian Rosewood for the
back/sides, and Redwood, Port Orford
Cedar, or German Spruce for the Top.
Other options include upgraded tuners and
French polish.
Each guitar is individually built in the
shop. The construction process
begins with a discussion of the player’s
particular needs.
It takes approximately four days to make
the rosette.
The price
of the
Modela
Alemán
(German Model) Guitar begins at
$6,750.00, with a choice of Western Red
Cedar or Englemann Spruce, back and sides
are Indian Rosewood. The standard tuners
are Schaller Hauser tuners. The finish is
lacquer. At the time of order, the style
of rosette and bindings/purflings will be
determined. The purchaser may use either
a prior design, or a new one based upon
the purchaser’s wishes. Options include
Cocobolo or Brazilian Rosewood for the
back/sides, and Redwood, Port Orford
Cedar, or German Spruce for the Top.
Other options include upgraded tuners and
French polish.
Each
guitar is individually built in the shop.
The construction process begins with a
discussion of the player’s particular
needs, which are then incorporated into
the guitar. It takes approximately four
days to make the rosette.
The price
of the
Kasha
Style Jazz Guitar begins at $
10,500.00, with a choice of Western Red
Cedar or Englemann Spruce, back and sides
are Indian Rosewood. The standard tuners
are the Gotos, pictured. The finish is
lacquer. It takes approximately four days
to make the rosette. Options include
Cocobolo or Brazilian Rosewood for the
back/sides, and Redwood, Port Orford
Cedar, or German Spruce for the Top.
Other options include upgraded tuners,
French polish, and the raised rosette.
The
construction process begins with a
discussion of the player’s particular
needs, which are then incorporated into
the guitar. It takes approximately four
days to make the rosette.
The price
of the
Kasha
Style Concert Classical guitar begins
at $ 8,500.00, with a choice of Western
Red Cedar or Englemann Spruce, back and
sides are Indian Rosewood. The standard
tuners are the Gotos, pictured. The
finish is lacquer. It takes approximately
four days to make the rosette. Options
include Cocobolo or Brazilian Rosewood for
the back/sides, and Redwood, Port Orford
Cedar, or German Spruce for the Top.
Other options include upgraded tuners and
French polish.
The
construction process begins with a
discussion of the player’s particular
needs, which are then incorporated into
the guitar. It takes approximately four
days to make the rosette.
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The
Modela Especial has a longer scale length than the
Modela Alemán,
and it is a bit larger and more robust, it is a
design that may be better for some players.
The
Modela
Alemán
model usually has a scale length of either 650 or 660
mm, but other scale length can be used, such as
645 and 655. The Modela Alemán model is lighter and more
delicate than the Modela Especial model, and because woods
that are used can differ quite radically from
those used by Hermann Hauser Sr., the term Modela
Alemán
is used quite loosely, referring primarily to the
body shape.
The
Kasha Style Jazz
Guitar
has a scale length of 650 - 660 mm, like the
Modela Alemán
style, and other scale lengths can be used, such as
645 and 655. This guitar is lighter and bit more
delicate than the Kasha Style Concert guitar.
The
Kasha Style Concert Classical guitar
has the longest scale length of any guitar I build, at 672
mm, and the shape is more rounded than my traditional
guitars. As with my other guitars, the scale length
can be adjusted to suit the player. |
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