Charango Abraham Luthier Sucre

The Prudencio Saez Tres P Cubano is a Cuban Tres made in the Cuban tradition with the expertise and great craftsmanship of the master Spanish luthiers at the Prudencio Saez workshop in Valencia. The Tres P Cubano is a Cuban Tres made with solid cedar top and cutaway body. Incorporates a stunning rosewood body, ebony fingerboard, cedar neck and rosewood bridge. The Cuban tres has three courses (groups) of two strings each, making a total of six strings. From the low pitch to the highest, the principal tuning of the Cuban Tres is in one of two variants in C Major, either: G4 G3, C4 C4, E4 E4 (top course in unisons), or more traditionally: G4 G3, C4 C4, E3 E4 (top course in octaves).

The 3CUB-100-S-CW is an electrified Cuban tres with sapelli back and sides, a solid spruce top with open-pore finish, piezo pickup preamp and built-in tuner, which makes it an ideal instrument for a live performance. The APC 3CUB 100C CW Cuban Tres Cubano has a cutaway body and is handmade in Portugal. Has a great price/quality ratio.

The Portuguese guitar or fado guitar is a stringed musical instrument that evolved in the 18^th century and descendent of the citole. The APC 305-LS is a fado guitar made in Portugal with a solid spruce top, sapelli back and sides, and a volute or snail-shaped headstock, typical of Portuguese guitars from Lisbon. The APC 305-LS Portuguese guitar has 6 pairs of strings with the following tuning: aa, gg, DD, Aa, Gg, Cc. Its beautiful headstock gives it a great personality and presence. Its neck width is 45mm and its scale length is 470mm. It has an open-pore finish and understated natural beauty.

The Canarian Timple Abraham Luthier Tindaya is manufactured using the strictest traditional methods of making this unique instrument.The Tindaya timple is the best option for those who want an instrument with unbeatable sound quality at a reasonable price. The exquisite craftsmanship that goes into this model is reflected in its sound and design. Without a doubt, an instrument designed to be transgerenational. The craftsmanship and the sober and elegant design make this instrument a unique timple. The timple is a traditional Spanish  plucked string instrument from the Canary Islands, used for playing the traditional folk music on this beautiful archipelago, just off the north-east coast of Africa. The timple has the compact dimensions of approximately 100cm (38-40 inches). They are usually made with five strings, like the Abraham Luthier Maspalomas, although some models are also made with four strings. The body is narrow and curved at the bottom, which is called a  'hump'. For this reason, the timple is also affectionately known as a camellito, or 'little camel'. Timple tuning may vary depending on the interpreter, but the most-commonly used tuning is GCEAD.

The Charango Abraham Luthier La Paz is made following the strictest traditional methods of elaboration of this instrument. The craftsmanship and the sober and elegant design make this instrument a unique Charango. The Charango is a traditional stringed instrument from the Andes, especially popular in Bolivia, Peru, northern Argentina and Chile. The Abraham Luthier La Paz Charango has a Sitka Spruce top, Utile sides and back, Utile bridge and fingerboard, Cedar neck with Morera headstock, decorative rosette and dogtooth marquetry. Its scale length is 370mm. An instrument of great quality both in workmanship and sound.

The Timple Canario APC TIM307 is manufactured in Portugal following the strictest tradition of the Canarian Timple. Made from high-quality wood and with a solid top, the Timple APC TIM307 features a solid spruce top, sapele body, wooden pickguard and mechanical tuning pegs. The timple is a plucked string instrument with five strings that is typical of and originates from the Canary Islands. The timple is small in size, measuring approximately 38-40 centimetres. They generally have five strings, although in some cases they have four strings. The body is narrow and curved at the bottom, and this curvature is called a hump. The tuning of the timple can vary depending on what it is used for and who is playing it, but the most commonly used tuning for the instrument is D, A, E, C, G.