The Altamira N610 classical guitar, from the Concert Series, is designed for discerning guitarists seeking an all-solid-wood instrument with a rich, balanced tone. Equally suited to music school practice sessions and studio performances, it features a solid cedar or spruce soundboard that ensures optimal sound projection. Its mahogany neck with ebony reinforcement provides excellent stability, while the high-gloss finish enhances its appearance, making it ideal for regular use in lessons or at home.
| Instrument type | Concert classical guitar (100% solid wood) |
|---|---|
| Soundboard | Solid cedar or solid spruce |
| Back and sides | Solid rosewood (selected Madagascar / Indian) |
| Neck | Mahogany with central ebony reinforcement |
| Body-to-neck joint | Traditional Spanish heel (Spanish Heel) |
| Fingerboard | Solid ebony |
| Bridge | Solid rosewood |
| Scale length | 650 mm |
| Nut width | 52 mm (Classical standard) |
| Nut and saddle | Natural bone |
| Tuners | High-precision gold-plated tuners with elegant buttons |
| Finish | Ultra-thin high-gloss finish |
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