Neck：Mahogany
Fingerboard：Ebony
Finish：Lacquer
Tuning Machine：REISCHEL


[Profile]
Hauser is one of the best German guitar brands of the 20th century, a tradition that is still being carried on and produced by the fourth generation of Katrin Hauser in this workshop.
It is well known that Hermann Hauser I (1884-1952) built the 'Segovia Model' based on the Torres owned by Miguel Riobate and Manuel Ramirez owned by Segovia. It was the greatest historical event in the making of guitars since Torres's reform of the guitar, and had a major impact on both guitar playing and making in the years that followed.
The technical achievements accomplished by Hauser I were passed on to Hauser II (1911-1988) and then to Hauser III, born in 1958. Each of them continues to this day to make guitars that retain the brand's unique tone and astonishing accuracy of construction, while giving off their own distinctive personalities.
The 1st generation guitars now reach as high a price at auctions as Torres guitars, and the 2nd generation guitars, which have German tones added to the nuances of the 1st generation, are also sold at high prices in the vintage guitar market.

[Description]
Hermann Hauser II, made in 1979. This is a rare model made of flame maple.
The sound is a combination of the hard, clear, and powerful sound typical of Hauser and the soft sound of maple, creating a unique effect. This is a piece that can be enjoyed in terms of appearance as well, by the Hauser workshop, which has an abundant stock of good wood. There is no repair history, and considering its age, it is in very good condition.




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