Neck：Cedro
Fingerboard：Ebony
Finish：Polyurethan
Tuning Machine：Gotoh
String height：1string　2.8mm／6string　3.4mm

[Profile]
Born in Valencia, Spain, in 1948, he joined Esteve Guitars (Francisco Esteve), a local Valencia workshop, at the age of 15 and began working as a craftsman. He became recognized as one of the best craftsmen in the workshop, and was eventually given an independent section within the factory, where he developed a line of models under his own label. His workshop consists of about five craftsmen, including his son, and he consistently ships high-quality guitars made entirely in Spain to all over the world, earning him a high reputation. And he has developed a wide range of models from student models to professional models for concert guitarists, 19th century specifications, multi-string models, and modern types such as lattice construction.
In addition to the high level of practicality, such as stress-free and powerful acoustics, clear and expressive tones, and easy playability even for beginners, the quality as a factory brand is outstanding in the luxurious design and finish of each model, and the meticulous workmanship.

[Description]
We are pleased to announce the arrival of the high-end model Maestro spruce No. 168 (2008) by Juan Hernandez Studio. All models of this brand are consistently characterized by the full impact of the volume of the large body, but this model adds just the right amount of elegance, making it a guitar that is truly worthy of a high-end model. In the current catalog, the same Maestro model is also available in modern types such as lattice bars and double top, but this is a standard type. The neck shape is surprisingly easy to grip compared to the large body, making this model highly appreciated not only by beginners of classical music but also by users of other genres.
The tuning machines are Goto's overseas specifications.