We’ll take one of John Buscarino’s Grand Cabarets any day. These are hands down some of our all-time favorite crossover nylon string guitars, with John’s impeccable build quality bringing buckets of rich nylon tone to an easy-playing setup. This particular Cabaret from 2012 is dressed up with a Carved Madagascar Rosewood back, and features a Cedar/Adirondack Spruce double top for added power and projection. Additionally, this one has a Venetian Cutaway and one of John’s custom-carved soundports in the upper bout. The neck is closer to Classical dimensions with a 1 15/16” nut, but the scale length comes in at a flattop standard 25.4”. When you’re ready to take this Buscarino on stage, it’s been outfitted with a killer Barbera pickup system to boot!
Other keywords: xover, classical guitar, nylon-string, fingerstyle, crossover guitar
John Buscarino’s Cabaret design is quite famous now. It is an innovative approach to a crossover nylon string guitar. Carved back without bracing, double top featuring Spruce and Cedar with a Nomex layer in between. This is a guitar that will satisfy every player. Clear and strong projection, ease of play, whether you’re a classical player or steel string player looking to expand your horizons, this is the guitar to take you there. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.93 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Double Top - Spruce/Cedar, Rosewood - Madagascar |
We’ll take one of John Buscarino’s Grand Cabarets any day. These are hands down some of our all-time favorite crossover nylon string guitars, with John’s impeccable build quality bringing buckets of rich nylon tone to an easy-playing setup
John Buscarino’s Cabaret design is quite famous now. It is an innovative approach to a crossover nylon string guitar 