Nylon-string players, you won’t want to miss out on an opportunity this sweet! We’ve got a 2007 Trinity Bent Top in the shop today, which could more accurately be called the Trifecta: the perfect combination of French Polished Western Red Cedar for warmth, Indian Rosewood for richness, and luthier innovations to make playability effortless.
Where many Classical guitars tend to lean towards a bass-heavy voice or one emphasizing only the upper register, the Trinity takes the best of both worlds and gives its player an exceptionally well-balanced voice. With string-to-string separation that borders on surgeon-precise, there’s little chance for even the subtlest techniques to go unnoticed, and the glass-smooth profile of the neck makes you forget there’s a neck at all! Tone aside, this Trinity Classical continues to impress with the combination of Jim Holler’s Bent Top construction, which improves upper fret access while not compromising the dimensions of the sound chamber, and his Player Response system, which adds a soundport to the upper bout to increase the midrange response of the guitar, and to increase the amount of tone which the player (at last!) is able to hear while they play. From Bossa Nova to Francisco Tarrega, Jazz to Bach, this Trinity will give you only the sweetest trebles and the most resounding bass notes.
What a perfectly balanced guitar! It's rare to find a classical with such present trebles, but this one has it, and what a pleasure it is to play. The upper fret access is also a breeze to play in, it really creates a different feel when playing way up the neck, and the soundport (as always) is a welcome addition to the player's experience of the guitar. | Scale Length | 25.63 in |
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| Nut Width | 2.06 in |
| String Spacing | 2.31 in |
| Woods | Cedar - Western Red, Rosewood - Indian |
Nylon-string players, you won't want to miss out on an opportunity this sweet. We've got a 2007 Trinity Bent Top in the shop today, which could more accurately be called the Trifecta: the perfect combination of French Polished Western Red Cedar for warmth, Indian Rosewood for richness, and luthier innovations to make playability effortless.Where many Classical guitars tend to lean towards a bass-heavy voice or one emphasizing only the upper register, the Trinity takes the best of both worlds and gives its player an exceptionally well-balanced voice
What a perfectly balanced guitar. It's rare to find a classical with such present trebles, but this one has it, and what a pleasure it is to play 