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Add to CompareBrand New Serracini L 0013 Fan Fret, Madagascar Rosewood/Italian Spruce
We’ve been waiting eagerly for this one to arrive, and now that it’s here we’re seriously conflicted about selling it–we want to keep this one ourselves. Davide Serracini has built guitars for exacting musicians like CandyRat’s Luca Stricagnoli, among others, and here he’s applied that attention to detail for a slim L 0013 Fan Fret model that manages to play intimately and sing vigorously at the same time. It’s fantastic. Madagascar Rosewood back and sides pairs with Italian Spruce top, a 25.6-25″ multiscale setup and 13-fret neck join, subtle cutaway and heel contour, and gold EVO frets. An excellent option for the fingerstyle player who moves through numerous styles and tunings and wants one guitar to keep up with them every step of the way–and all of that in a smaller, oh-so-easily-playing package.
Other keywords: lutherie, fan fret, multi-scale, 2023, 2010623, italy, red spruce
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25 in - 25.625 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Spruce - Italian, Rosewood - Madagascar 
Add to Compare2018 Serracini Grand Auditorium, Indian Rosewood/Italian Red Spruce
This is the first guitar we’ve seen from Rome’s Davide Serracini, and we hope it’s not the last! Powerhouse voice for fingerstyle with lots of projection and great note definition. We’ve got the Grand Auditorium body to thank for that, as well as the multiscale setup (26 inches to 25.4 inches). That’s a sweet range for DADGAD, and we found it help up all the way down into C9. Gorgeous green Abalone appointments set off the Italian Red Spruce top and Indian Rosewood body, as well as the headstock.
Serracini has garnered international acclaim for his instruments and their players, among them CandyRat Record’s own Luca Stricagnoli. This beauty was built in 2018 and is raring for more action.Other keywords: italian, fingerstyle, fingerpicking, modern guitar, venetian cutaway, gator, 207618
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.4 in - 26 in Nut Width 1.81 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Spruce - Italian, Rosewood - Indian 
Add to CompareBrand New Serracini Baritone, Madagascar Rosewood/Italian Spruce
Yes, it’s that good. This is our first Multiscale Baritone from Davide Serracini–but it won’t be the last! A great mix of power, clarity, and note separation sets this one apart from the bari crowd, and the playability is as glassy and smooth as a regular flattop. The multiscale setup extends from a 28″ low B to 27″ at the first string, enough spread to enhance power on the bottom end and pair it with easy playing and singing trebles. An essential part of any fingerstylist’s collection, this Serracini Baritone makes for an exquisite playing experience to expand your horizons. Madagascar Rosewood body with Italian Spruce on top, gold EVO frets, Mahogany neck, and we asked Davide to dress this one up a bit, which he’s managed in high style. Geometric designs tie the headstock, rosette, and endgraft together.
Ready to experience real power? Step up, buckle in, and hold on.
Other keywords: lutherie, luca stricagnoli, fingerpicking, modern guitar, fan fret, fanned fret, 209822
SOLD Read moreScale Length 27 in - 28 in Nut Width 1.8125 in String Spacing 2.3125 in Woods Spruce - Italian, Rosewood - Madagascar
Davide Serracini was born in 1978 in Rome, Italy.
Graduated from the Civica Scuola di Liuteria di Milano, he learned from the masters Lorenzo Lippi, Tiziano Rizzi and Aldo lllotta techniques for the construction of plucked musical instruments, and the philological method used in the study and reconstruction of ancient and modern instruments.
His classical guitar takes inspiration from classics like Antonio De Torres, Renè Lacote, Johann Georg Stauffer and Hermann Hauser, and develops on a personal line of technology, functionality, simplicity and elegance. Every instrument of its production is unique.
Every guitar is different from the others because he likes to create time after time new instruments leaving inspiration to guide his hands, choosing every time different decorations and shapes.
The current plans for the steel string guitars are aimed at creating instruments ready, with a high volume and comfortable. The fanned fret fingerboard is very frequent in his guitars because it brings comfort and easy playing: it’s not an extreme fan, (644mm to 660mm for standard model, 690mm to 710mm for baritone guitar). Furthermore great attention is given to a balanced sound on all frequencies, a sound that is “round”, warm and deep, brilliant on high frequencies.
All guitars are made with the “Spanish” method, so the neck is one with the body, so it’s stable over time. It’s reinforced not only by the double action truss rod but also by two converging carbon fiber bars.