Two names that have inspired generations, Hermann Hauser and Andrés Segovia. This gorgeous example of the living tradition in which Hauser III works comes to us from 1999 in Brazilian Rosewood and Spruce, opened up and balanced from tuners to bridge. The Segovia model is based on the man’s 1937 Hauser I, the very design that has so informed classical guitar for the better part of the last century.
Excellent note separation across the registers, and a warm bass response clarified by a focused fundamental. A veil of haunting treble overtones round out the voice and lend extra depth to sustained notes.
This Segovia model from Hauser III is a prime example of the heirloom-grade classical guitar. Here, tradition excels.
Other spellings: hausor, hasur, hausar, hoser, segavia, sogvia
The guitar world has few multi-generational families as famous as that of the Hauser family from Germany. Herman Hauser III learned from his father and grandfather and continues building legacy instruments that last generations, inspiring the next one. This one will become a part of your family. | Scale Length | 25.4000 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 2.04 in |
| String Spacing | 2.2500 in |
| Woods | Spruce, Rosewood - Brazilian |
Two names that have inspired generations, Hermann Hauser and Andrés Segovia. This gorgeous example of the living tradition in which Hauser III works comes to us from 1999 in Brazilian Rosewood and Spruce, opened up and balanced from tuners to bridge
The guitar world has few multi-generational families as famous as that of the Hauser family from Germany. Herman Hauser III learned from his father and grandfather and continues building legacy instruments that last generations, inspiring the next one Select at least 2 products
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