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Vicente Carrillo - 2025 - Gabriela II Double Top Cedar/Madagascar - 63 cm

Vicente Carrillo - 2025 - Gabriela II Double Top Cedar/Madagascar - 63 cm

About the luthier

The Carrillo family has been building guitars since 1744 in Casasimarro, also called “Manchuela Conquense.” Already in the 19th century the town was known as “El pueblo de las guitarras,” the town of the guitars. Today, the seventh generation of this tradition is represented by Vicente Carrillo, who continues to craft instruments in the same location. His achievements have been recognized with the Regional Craftsmanship Award in 2009 and the National Award in 2010. Carrillo’s guitars are known for their characteristic sound, which balances resonant basses with sweet trebles, and for his innovative spirit that incorporates different construction techniques while preserving Spanish tradition. Among the many artists who play or have played Carrillo guitars are Paco de Lucía, Tomatito, J.M. Cañizares, El Niño Josele, Rafael Cañizares, Javier Limón, Keith Richards, and Josemi Carmona (Ketama).

About the guitar

This 2025 Grand Concert model, the “Gabriela II,” represents Carrillo’s most modern line. It features a cedar double top, Madagascar rosewood back and sides, and a nitrocellulose finish. Distinctive design details include an asymmetrical bridge and doubled sides, both contributing to projection, balance, and tonal refinement. The new 2025 version also integrates a titanium truss rod, providing long-term neck stability even in challenging climates while adding minimal weight and no adverse effect on tonal character. The guitar is built with a 630 mm scale length and 51 mm nut width, combining comfort with concert-level projection. It is fitted with Aparicio tuners and supplied in a hardshell case. Tonally, the Gabriela II is both powerful and refined. It offers bold volume, a richly textured voice, and remarkable sustain. The first string is particularly noteworthy for its seemingly endless resonance, which combines with the warmth of the overall tonal character to produce an inspiring instrument for both performer and listener. The basses are strong without overshadowing the clarity of the trebles, and the dynamic range supports expressive interpretation across different repertoires. The doubled sides and double top construction enhance attack and projection, making the guitar both sensitive and commanding in response. Please note that the photos shown are general product images and may differ from the actual instrument.
$5,707.53
Vicente Carrillo - 2025 - Gabriela II Double Top Cedar/Madagascar - 63 cm
$5,707.53

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About the luthier

The Carrillo family has been building guitars since 1744 in Casasimarro, also called “Manchuela Conquense.” Already in the 19th century the town was known as “El pueblo de las guitarras,” the town of the guitars. Today, the seventh generation of this tradition is represented by Vicente Carrillo, who continues to craft instruments in the same location. His achievements have been recognized with the Regional Craftsmanship Award in 2009 and the National Award in 2010. Carrillo’s guitars are known for their characteristic sound, which balances resonant basses with sweet trebles, and for his innovative spirit that incorporates different construction techniques while preserving Spanish tradition. Among the many artists who play or have played Carrillo guitars are Paco de Lucía, Tomatito, J.M. Cañizares, El Niño Josele, Rafael Cañizares, Javier Limón, Keith Richards, and Josemi Carmona (Ketama).

About the guitar

This 2025 Grand Concert model, the “Gabriela II,” represents Carrillo’s most modern line. It features a cedar double top, Madagascar rosewood back and sides, and a nitrocellulose finish. Distinctive design details include an asymmetrical bridge and doubled sides, both contributing to projection, balance, and tonal refinement. The new 2025 version also integrates a titanium truss rod, providing long-term neck stability even in challenging climates while adding minimal weight and no adverse effect on tonal character. The guitar is built with a 630 mm scale length and 51 mm nut width, combining comfort with concert-level projection. It is fitted with Aparicio tuners and supplied in a hardshell case. Tonally, the Gabriela II is both powerful and refined. It offers bold volume, a richly textured voice, and remarkable sustain. The first string is particularly noteworthy for its seemingly endless resonance, which combines with the warmth of the overall tonal character to produce an inspiring instrument for both performer and listener. The basses are strong without overshadowing the clarity of the trebles, and the dynamic range supports expressive interpretation across different repertoires. The doubled sides and double top construction enhance attack and projection, making the guitar both sensitive and commanding in response. Please note that the photos shown are general product images and may differ from the actual instrument.

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