Neck：Maple
Fingerboard：Ebony
Finish：Shellac
Tuning Machine：ALESSI

[Profile]
Rafau Turkowiack Born in Poland in 1966. His father was a carpenter, and Rafal was naturally interested in woodworking from an early age. He is also good at playing the guitar, enrolling in a local music school at the age of 15 and completing a three-year curriculum in just six months, demonstrating his talent early on. Combining the woodworking skills he acquired in his home environment with his deep interest in the guitar as a player, he has attempted to create musical instruments that pursue practical playability and sound. He currently has an extensive lineup of guitars, ukuleles to mandolon-cello, all of which are extremely unique in terms of design, material selection and fine decoration. In particular, designs that embody a number of 'innovative' attempts at sound effects have been gradually evaluated and are now gaining popularity, especially in Europe.


[Description]
A classical guitar produced by Rafau Turkowiack, No.273 produced in 2019. It is a so-called Lattice bracing structure in which bars are arranged in a grid pattern, but there is no robust structure like the Australian school. The neck uses a unique resonance system called 'Acoustic Tubes' with a characteristic opening on the side of the raised fingerboard above the 12th fret (WAVE type resonator). This dramatically increases the vibration transmission from the nut to the body.