Just when we thought our Classical selection was complete, we stumbled across this gem! A 2005 Bouchet model from modern master Antonio Marin Montero himself. Complete with Brazilian Rosewood and European Spruce, this Classical can offer you sparkling trebles and resounding depth across the lower registers. The last Bouchet we had in the shop from Montero was superb; this one is just as jaw-dropping. With a ligthweight build that feels weightless in your lap, this Classical has a silk-smooth setup for effortless playing, and provides haunting overtones across the upper register, and with sustain as prolonged as this guitar can produce, the air around you swimming with rich notes.
One of the foremost Classical builders working today, Montero is known for his craftsmanship, and for the difficulty one experiences in trying to acquire one of his guitars for themselves, so we would recommend laying your hands on this one before it disappears; Classicals of this calibre don’t wait around collecting dust.
Here’s an additional demo to check out! https://youtu.be/jFkDRW2BpbA.
The bass notes are rich and very present, and well-balanced with the other registers. No wolf tones hiding across the fretboard, from the first fret to the 12th: nothing but sweet notes and dynamic sustain. 
Great string energy. Notes are lively and fire right out of the soundhole. I love the lightweight build, you almost miss that it's in your hands at all. | Scale Length | 25.59 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 2.07 in |
| String Spacing | 2.31 in |
| Woods | Spruce - European, Rosewood - Brazilian |
Just when we thought our Classical selection was complete, we stumbled across this gem. A 2005 Bouchet model from modern master Antonio Marin Montero himself
The bass notes are rich and very present, and well-balanced with the other registers. No wolf tones hiding across the fretboard, from the first fret to the 12th: nothing but sweet notes and dynamic sustain.
Great string energy. Notes are lively and fire right out of the soundhole 