This is one of the most rare concert guitars built by David Jose Rubio in 1966. The label reads No. 74, Jose Rubio Luthier, Ano. 1966. This would have been built in his Greenwich Village, NY shop in his early years when he was first discovered by Julian Bream. This is an all-original piece of historic significance and amazing tone. It’s easy to see (and hear) why many hold David Jose Rubio in such esteem. This is a very strong guitar that captures a rich, warm Spanish sound, all without abandoning traditional design. This instrument has a voice to satisfy the most demanding performing artist and will surely give its new owner years of joy.
This is one of the very finest sounding concert guitars I've played. Impeccable balance and articulation wrapped in deep warmth and character. It is historically significant in that this was built in Rubio's Greenwich Village shop just prior to he relocated to Julian Bream's estate in England. Luthier Paul Fischer speaks of David Jose Rubio in the highest regard and it's easy to understand upon playing an instrument such as this. 
This is a wonderfully alive instrument. It has a sweetness that is very compelling and plays beautifully. | Scale Length | 25.75 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 2.17 in |
| String Spacing | 2.32 in |
| Woods | Spruce, Rosewood - Brazilian |
This is one of the most rare concert guitars built by David Jose Rubio in 1966. The label reads No
This is one of the very finest sounding concert guitars I've played. Impeccable balance and articulation wrapped in deep warmth and character
This is a wonderfully alive instrument. It has a sweetness that is very compelling and plays beautifully. 