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FS: Gaffiero Original Cedar Top
CraigHensley
Maine New
Up for sale is this Cyril Gaffiero Original in mint/brand new condition.
Cedar Top. Citrus wood back and sides. Ebony fingerboard, walnut neck. 670 scale length. 16 inch lower bout.
Modern ergonomic neck. Very comfortable.
$2500 + shipping
Reverb link: https://reverb.com/item/89267137-cyril-gaffiero-original-2022-gypsy-jazz-manouche-django-guitar
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Reducing the price to $2500 + Shipping. (cash/Venmo/PayPal)
If you're looking to add a cedar top guitar to your collection this is a great one!
For card purchases the Reverb link has been reduced to $2700 + shipping:
https://reverb.com/item/89267137-cyril-gaffiero-original-2022-gypsy-jazz-manouche-django-guitar
Any sound clips of it? Is it more modern and balanced or cutting like an old Selmer?
I'd say its more balanced and modern. I'll record a short video sound clip later today after work. Thanks
Here's a short demo recorded with my phone. It gives you a general idea. I'm using a dunlop primetone 1.5mm semi-round pick. I'll do a couple more using different rhythms this weekend.
Does this guitar have a dry sound? Sounds nice in the video.
It has a drier sound more so than a saturated one, for sure. It's a different quality of dry, though, with the cedar top. There's no harsh or brittle sounds, like some spruce guitars. The trebles have a more rounded quality to them which is unique. Very balanced.
Gaffieros are great guitars. You see lots of them at jams here in NYC. $2500 is a good price. They hold up well, volume and tone wise, at jams. I had one and sold it not long ago due to not needing a spare and I have mild regrets for doing so. Dude who bought it sounds great when I'm jamming across from him.
Saw this and thought I'd pipe up.