Raffaele Dantone - 2024 No. 7

Raffaele Dantone - 2024 No. 7

Overview

Raffaele Dantone, born in Bolzano in 1993, resides in the picturesque Fassa Valley in the Dolomites. Surrounded by abundant forests, he developed a passion for woodworking early on. After several years as a wood carpenter, a transformative workshop with renowned guitarmaker Mirko Borghino ignited his interest in crafting classical guitars. This pivotal experience led him to enroll in the Civica Scuola di Liuteria di Milano. Post-graduation, Raffaele honed his skills under the mentorship of master luthier Daniele Marrabello, who himself an accomplished and well-known luthier, focusing on construction techniques, sound quality, and meticulous details. Today, he operates his own workshop in the Dolomites, where he continues to create exquisite instruments.

We are delighted to showcase the work of Raffaele, a young and immensely talented guitar maker whose latest creation, guitar no. 7, exemplifies his exceptional woodworking skills. This brand-new instrument is visually striking, demonstrating a refined craftsmanship that is truly second to none. Raffaele has taken inspiration from the traditional fan bracings of Antonio de Torres but has enhanced the design by incorporating thicker sides. This modification not only adds to the structural integrity of the guitar but also significantly improves its projection. The guitar's acoustics are remarkable, with crystal clear trebles that sing melodiously under the player's touch, complemented by deep basses resonating at an F# main frequency, which provides a robust foundation to the overall sound. This guitar is a testament to Raffaele's skill and potential, honed under the mentorship of the renowned luthier, Danielle Marrabello, making it a truly beautiful instrument in every aspect.

Luthier: Raffaele Dantone
Construction year: 2024
Top: Spruce
Back and sides: Indian rosewood
Scale: 650 mm
Nut: 52 mm
Weight: 1520 grams
Air body frequency: F#
Tuners: Alessi
Strings: Knobloch EDC 34.0
Case: Hiscox Pro II "Siccas Edition"
Condition: New
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