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A Golden-Era Fleta Like No Other | 1976 Ignacio Fleta Cedar Classical Guitar | GuitarCollection.com

This is a truly remarkable example of one of the most iconic names in classical guitar history: Ignacio Fleta. Built in 1976 during the golden era of Fleta’s production, this instrument delivers everything you’d expect—power, warmth, lyrical singing trebles, and an unmistakably bold Spanish voice. Listing: https://www.guitarcollection.com/prod... Fleta guitars, famously played by John Williams and other giants of the concert stage, are known for their powerful projection and beautifully voiced tone. This cedar-top example retains all the depth, nuance, and response that made Fleta’s name legendary. Yet it also has a rare sensitivity and openness that make it a joy to play. The first string in particular is hauntingly lyrical, and the guitar as a whole responds effortlessly across the entire dynamic range. With its glowing aged cedar top, striking Indian rosewood back and sides, and original features throughout, this is an heirloom-level instrument in superb condition. 🛠️ Key Specs: • Year: 1976 • Top: Cedar • Back & Sides: Indian Rosewood • Scale Length: 650mm • Condition: Excellent with no cracks or repairs • Neck: Slightly fuller C-shape, low action • Tuners: Original Listing: https://www.guitarcollection.com/prod... 🔗 Follow me for more guitars & updates: ► Website: https://www.guitarcollection.com/ ► Instagram:   / theguitarcollection   ► Facebook:   / theguitarcollection   ► Subscribe on YouTube for more reviews! 00:00 Introductory demo: Sevilla by Isaac Albéniz 00:22 Introductory comments 02:28 The specs 04:19 The sound 05:30 Capricho árabe by Francisco Tárrega 08:11 Endecha by Francisco Tárrega 09:06 4th string demo 09:27 3rd string demo 09:56 2nd string 10:05 1st string 10:28 Registro by Antonio Lauro 10:58 Gran Vals by Francisco Tárrega 11:31 Lágrima by Francisco Tárrega 12:51 Prelude no. 11 by Francisco Tárrega