Serenade Double Bass Sheet Music
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The Ecologia series asks a question few luthiers dare: can a classical guitar be built from responsibly sourced materials without losing its voice. Rodriguez's answer is in your hands. The Manuel Rodriguez Ecologia E-65, Spruce/Walnut 4/4, Armrest carries that lineage.
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This model pairs a spruce top with walnut back and sides. Cedar tops speak warm and immediate; spruce tops start brighter and grow for decades. Either way, the bracing, the Spanish heel tradition, and the hand-finished details are what four generations of one Madrid family consider non-negotiable.
The Spanish classical voice: singing trebles, warm basses, and the separation between voices that polyphonic repertoire depends on.
An integrated armrest bevel eases the right arm over the lower bout, a comfort feature usually reserved for luthier commissions. Classical string spacing, clean fretwork, and a setup meant for real technique.
| Top | Solid spruce top |
| Back and Sides | Walnut |
| Soundhole | Wooden soundhole mosaic |
| Neck | Maple neck with acacia fingerboard and bridge |
| Neck Joint | Dovetail |
| Scale Length | 650 mm |
| Nut Width | 52 mm |
| Strings | Hannabach 815HTC Special set with CARBON treble strings, high tension, made in Germany |
| Machine Heads | Van Gent machine head, made in Holland, without Lyra, nickel plated with black shafts and buttons |
| Finish | Environmentally-friendly, water-based, open-pored silk matte lacquer |
Built for classical students and advancing players who want traditional Spanish craftsmanship.
Not out of the box, this is a fully acoustic model. A soundhole or under-saddle pickup can be added later by any guitar tech.
It is a full-size instrument. Fractional sizes shorten the scale and body so younger or smaller players can reach chords comfortably; 4/4 is full size.
Nylon. Classical guitars are built and braced for nylon strings only; steel strings would damage the top and neck.
Need help choosing? Call 844-687-4208 or use the contact page and talk to a musician who plays for a living.
