Siccas Luthiers - Recital Contemporary Doubletop Lattice Cedar
About the luthier
Siccas Luthiers was founded by brothers Mirco and Manuel Sicca, who have dedicated their lives to the art of classical guitars, inspired by their late father Mario Sicca. Mario excelled not only as a soloist, but also as a respected professor at the Stuttgart Musikhochschule, and as a passionate luthier and collector. His deep love for the instrument continues to guide their vision. Rooted in the experience behind Siccas Guitars, a reference for hand-made instruments by the world’s finest luthiers past and present, Mirco and Manuel set out to create guitars that reflect the same high standards of sound, aesthetics, and craft. This vision led to the creation of Siccas Luthiers, a project shaped by unique designs developed in-house by a team of experienced luthiers and players.
About the guitar
The “Recital Contemporary” is a double-top concert guitar developed within the Siccas Recital model line. This version features a cedar outer top with a nomex core and an internal cedar layer, producing a rich tonal complexity with pronounced warmth. The bracing follows a wood lattice design, supporting high responsiveness and structural lightness without compromising clarity. A soundport in the upper bout offers the player enhanced monitoring and greater control in performance settings.
What defines this instrument is its considerable projection and efficient energy response. It allows players to access a wide dynamic palette with minimal effort, ensuring tonal consistency across all volumes. The cedar voice is warm, forgiving under the right hand, and maintains a rounded character in the trebles. Yet it retains enough resistance to produce assertive articulation when required. The overall sound fills a space with ease, offering the kind of tonal presence expected from much larger instruments while retaining intimacy and balance under the ear.
The photos of this guitar are general product images that may differ from the actual instrument.
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About the luthier
Siccas Luthiers was founded by brothers Mirco and Manuel Sicca, who have dedicated their lives to the art of classical guitars, inspired by their late father Mario Sicca. Mario excelled not only as a soloist, but also as a respected professor at the Stuttgart Musikhochschule, and as a passionate luthier and collector. His deep love for the instrument continues to guide their vision. Rooted in the experience behind Siccas Guitars, a reference for hand-made instruments by the world’s finest luthiers past and present, Mirco and Manuel set out to create guitars that reflect the same high standards of sound, aesthetics, and craft. This vision led to the creation of Siccas Luthiers, a project shaped by unique designs developed in-house by a team of experienced luthiers and players.
About the guitar
The “Recital Contemporary” is a double-top concert guitar developed within the Siccas Recital model line. This version features a cedar outer top with a nomex core and an internal cedar layer, producing a rich tonal complexity with pronounced warmth. The bracing follows a wood lattice design, supporting high responsiveness and structural lightness without compromising clarity. A soundport in the upper bout offers the player enhanced monitoring and greater control in performance settings.
What defines this instrument is its considerable projection and efficient energy response. It allows players to access a wide dynamic palette with minimal effort, ensuring tonal consistency across all volumes. The cedar voice is warm, forgiving under the right hand, and maintains a rounded character in the trebles. Yet it retains enough resistance to produce assertive articulation when required. The overall sound fills a space with ease, offering the kind of tonal presence expected from much larger instruments while retaining intimacy and balance under the ear.
The photos of this guitar are general product images that may differ from the actual instrument.
