Featured stories about our guitars.
Mariano’s video reaction to the fallacies of “solera flamenca” with special dedication to Jordi Franco and “socio” to the fallacies of “solera flamenca”.
A preview of the documentary about our house, “Mariano Conde, formerly Conde Brothers, nephews and successors of Domingo Esteso”, throughout history, made by our friend
The singer, who played in Madrid, has close ties with a guitar shop in the capital.
An interview with Mariano Conde on Telemadrid following the presentation of the 2011 Prince of Asturias Award for Literature and the Arts to Leonard Cohen.
The first video made in the workshop at 1 Amnistia Street, where we show how handcrafted guitars are made.
Iñigo Cifuentes conducted this short interview with us where we discussed what it means to for us to create a guitar as well as explaining
The centenarian luthiers who reinvented the flamenco guitar with Paco de Lucia.
An interview with young Amos Lora, where he performed his songs for Suma Flamenca
Koa wood (Acacia koa) is one of the most highly valued materials in the construction of musical instruments, especially concert classical and flamenco guitars, due
Maple wood is one of the most versatile and appreciated materials in guitar construction, particularly for backs and sides, and occasionally for necks. Physical characteristics
Ebony wood (Diospyros spp.) is one of the most prized woods in the manufacture of musical instruments, especially classical guitars, due to its exceptional acoustic
Physical characteristics Density and color Canadian red cedar has a grayish-white sapwood, while its freshly cut heartwood is saffron yellow or dark chocolate
Mahogany is a noble and versatile wood widely used in guitar construction, known for its characteristic sound and exceptional durability. Physical Characteristics Density and Color
German spruce (Picea abies) is one of the most traditional and highly valued woods for constructing soundboards in classical and flamenco guitars, renowned for its
The classical guitar is a stringed musical instrument composed of three main sections: the head, the neck, and the soundbox. Each of these parts serves
Proper guitar care requires meticulous attention to several fundamental aspects. Basic daily dare Cleaning after each use is essential. Use a soft, dry cloth to
The selection of the right wood for a guitar is a fundamental aspect that defines both its sound quality and distinctive character. Throughout history, the
Mariano Conde guitars represent an artisanal tradition dating back to 1915, keeping alive the legacy of the old Conde Hermanos house, successors of Domingo Esteso.
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