Short Scale

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Sold outSold outLuthier: Karel DedainConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Sold outSold outLuthier: Simon MartyConstruction Type: LatticeConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Sold outSold outLuthier: Wolfgang JellinghausConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Luthier: Wolfgang JellinghausConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Sold outSold outLuthier: Seltene GitarrenConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Luthier: Wolfgang JellinghausConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Luthier: Vicente CarrilloConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Luthier: Antonius MüllerConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Luthier: Rafal TurkowiakConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Construction Type: Short Scale
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Construction Type: Short Scale
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Construction Type: Short Scale
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Construction Type: Short Scale
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Luthier: Rafal TurkowiakConstruction Type: Short Scale
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Short Scale Classical Guitars – Comfort, Playability, and Full, Balanced Tone
Short scale classical guitars bring together the best of comfort, playability, and traditional tone. Designed with a slightly shorter string length than standard concert guitars, they offer a compact and ergonomic design that allows effortless playing - without compromising sound quality or craftsmanship.
These guitars are ideal for younger players, musicians with smaller hands, or anyone seeking a more relaxed playing experience. The shorter scale reduces finger stretch and tension, making complex passages easier to perform while maintaining the rich, resonant tone characteristic of high-quality classical guitars.
Effortless Playability, Authentic Sound
Despite their smaller size, short scale guitars deliver an impressively full and balanced tone. The reduced string length enhances playability, allowing smooth transitions between notes and comfortable left-hand positioning. At the same time, careful luthier craftsmanship ensures that the guitar’s natural resonance and tonal depth remain uncompromised.
Whether you’re practicing at home, teaching students, or performing on stage, these guitars respond with warmth, clarity, and projection. They are built to support precise articulation and dynamic expression, making them suitable for players of all skill levels - from beginners to advanced musicians.
Perfect for Learning, Teaching, and Performing
Short scale classical guitars are a favorite among teachers and students because they encourage proper technique while reducing physical strain. Their manageable proportions foster confidence and ease of movement, particularly for children and adults with smaller hands. Yet their tonal integrity makes them equally appealing to professional guitarists who value comfort during extended practice or performance sessions.
Crafted with Tradition and Innovation
At Siccas Guitars, we offer a handpicked selection of short scale classical guitars crafted by renowned luthiers who combine traditional building methods with modern ergonomics. Each instrument reflects meticulous attention to detail - from tonewood selection to bracing design - ensuring exceptional tone, projection, and playability.
These guitars prove that comfort and musical excellence can coexist beautifully. They embody the same craftsmanship, precision, and expressive power as full-scale concert guitars, yet with a design that feels more natural in the hands of many players.
The Smart Choice for Every Musician
Whether you’re a beginner looking for a responsive, easy-to-play instrument, a teacher searching for reliable classroom guitars, or a concert performer seeking comfort without tonal compromise, a short scale classical guitar offers a perfect balance of playability and performance.
Explore our Short Scale Guitars Collection at Siccas Guitars and discover instruments that blend traditional craftsmanship with ergonomic design - inspiring you to play longer, sound better, and enjoy every note.