1995 Ruck, Robert Standard - Classical Guitar Classical Guitar
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This incredible Standard Model guitar by Robert Ruck dates from 1995 and has a strikingly rich, loud tone thanks to the ability of Robert Ruck to voice his guitars for maximum energy and tone. The body is Indian Rosewood and Cedar, which combine for a warm, rich character. This Ruck guitar has top-end Gotoh Rodgers Style Tuning machines which work beautifully. Ruck's guitars have earned their stellar reputation through their voice and superb playability and this is a great example of Robert Ruck's guitars.
This incredible Standard Model guitar by Robert Ruck dates from 1995 and has a strikingly rich, loud tone thanks to the ability of Robert Ruck to voice his guitars for maximum energy and tone. The body is Indian ...read full description
- Woods & Trim
- Back/Sides: Indian Rosewood
- Top Wood: Cedar
- Fingerboard: Ebony
- Neck Wood: Mahogany
- Bridge: Brazilian Rosewood
- Rosette: Mosaic
- Binding: Rosewood
- Fingerboard Bindings: None
- Headplate: Ebony
- Headstock Bindings: None
- Headstock Inlay: None
- Top Trim: Wood Lines
- Back Strip: Wood Lines
- Fret Markers: Dots
- Tuners: Gotoh Rodgers Style
- Tuner Finish: Gold Etched with Ivoroid Buttons
- Measurements
- Body Size: Medium
- Scale: 649.986 mm (25.6 in.)
- Nut Width: 52.8 mm (2.1 in)
- String Spacing: 56.896 mm (2.25 in)
- Body Length: 19 1/4 in.
- Upper Bout: 11 1/4 in.
- Lower Bout: 14 1/2 in.
- Serial #: 606
- Body Depth @Neck Heel: 3 3/4 in.
- Body Depth @Tail Block: 3 15/16 in.
- Frets to body: 12
- Extras
- Cutaway: None
- Pickguard: None
- Case: OHSC
- Pickup: None
- Condition: Excellent but for a few string scars behind bridge.
Player Reviews:
"This Ruck Standard Classical Guitar puts forth a rich and clear tone that sings. Like all Ruck guitars it's exquisitely crafted and plays beautifully. I particularly appreciate the balance string to string on this guitar, everything is in it's place, supportive bass note, lyrical trebles and power is there for the asking. " - Paul Heumiller
