While this 2023 Bortolozzo Crossover, may be as light as a feather its timbre is heavy and powerful. Malaysian Blackwood for its back and sides, it’s topped with Italian Spruce. Not just any spruce, Val Di Fiemme Spruce, you know the timber used by that one guy Antonio Stradivari. The magic of that material is on full display with this guitar. We have been consistently blown away by the work of Marco Bortolozzo, this example continues this pattern. A design that is modern, innovative and follows function. So well in fact it was sold before we could even list it.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, lutherie, jazz, gewa, nylon, 107/2023
Imagine a worldclass classical guitar with all the nuance and details, now imagine it with a cutaway, radiused fingerboard and narrower nut width... ahhh.... that's a crossover! Bortolozzo Crossovers are a delight, so fun and easy to play. They can cover any genre and your hands will love it! 
Gone before we could even list it! I pulled this out of the box fresh from Italy the day it arrived, put it in a gent's hands, and he was sold after the first chord. I can't think of higher praise than that: love at first sight. | Scale Length | 25.625 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.813 in |
| String Spacing | 2.281 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Italian, Blackwood - Malaysian |
While this 2023 Bortolozzo Crossover, may be as light as a feather its timbre is heavy and powerful. Malaysian Blackwood for its back and sides, it's topped with Italian Spruce. Not just any spruce, Val Di Fiemme Spruce, you know the timber used by that one guy Antonio Stradivari. The magic of that material is on full display with this guitar. We have been consistently blown away by the work of Marco Bortolozzo, this example continues this pattern
Imagine a worldclass classical guitar with all the nuance and details, now imagine it with a cutaway, radiused fingerboard and narrower nut width... ahhh...
Gone before we could even list it. I pulled this out of the box fresh from Italy the day it arrived, put it in a gent's hands, and he was sold after the first chord 