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Achim Peter Gropius - 2022 Doubletop 64 cm

Achim Peter Gropius - 2022 Doubletop 64 cm

Overview

Achim-Peter Gropius was born on February 25th, 1967, in Berlin, where he received his first guitar lessons at age 9. After finishing secondary school, he decided on an apprenticeship as a guitar maker and began his training at the violin-making school in Mittenwald in 1991, where he received his diploma in 1994. Achim-Peter Gropius then worked at Max Strohmer's workshop in Nuremberg. In December 1994, he moved to Reutlingen, where he worked for a master violin-maker, restoring instruments of the violin family. During this time, he continued developing his own instruments, which led him to establish his own workshop in August 1996. Two years later, in February 1998, he passed the examination as a master luthier. Since then, his instruments have enjoyed a growing reputation amongst players in Europe, Asia, and the USA.

This guitar from 2022 has a spruce double-top soundboard and Vietnamese rosewood back and sides. The premium materials were handpicked and aged with good care by Achim-Peter Gropius himself. Thanks to its 640 mm scale, this guitar is a dream to play. The playability is second to none. It is incredible how little effort is needed to make this guitar sings. The strong trebles respond very quickly and project well; meanwhile, the deep basses resonate throughout the whole guitar, which makes this guitar very satisfying to play.

Check out the presentation video of this specific guitar below in which you will find plenty of extra information about its playability and sound.

Luthier: Achim Peter Gropius
Construction year: 2022
Top: Spruce
Back and sides: Vietnamese rosewood
Scale: 640 mm
Nut: 51,5 mm
Weight: 1800 grams
Air body frequency: F/F#
Tuners: Alessi
Strings: Knobloch EDC 34.0
Case: Hiscox Pro II "Siccas Guitars" Edition
Condition: New
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Video overview

Ana Čižmek plays El testament d'Amelia by Miguel Llobet on a 2022 Achim Gropius Doubletop
Achim Peter Gropius 2022 Doubletop Classical Guitar review
The Weekly Guitar Meeting #14 - Coriani "La Leona", Stenzel, O'Leary, Gropius | Classical Guitar

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