This guitar is particularly relevant to me personally as it was the very first sample that I was provided after witnessing their incredible instruments at NAMM 2024!

Cannot wait to bring you more guitars - which of course I am working on right now.

Experience the rich tone of nylon strings on stage. With a slim 65mm (2.56”) rosewood body and solid red cedar top, the F65CW TLR provides a strong acoustic sound and lively response even without being plugged in. 

Use the Fishman Presys Blend electronics to amplify your music in any size room, or enjoy the easy playability of this thin-bodied guitar in your own studio. Its gentle 500 mm neck radius makes playing challenging chords a breeze. Grab it and let the music flow.

Kremona have been hand making classical guitars for 100 years from their wonderful workshop in Bulgaria.

I am so proud to bring you their instruments in my ongoing pursuit of guitars that bring value and an experience to the owner in so many ways that mainstream guitar brands cannot offer.

Something To Think About

Whilst you would think most people would just want to buy a guitar that sounds as incredible as this guitar does - and plays so beautifully - here are a number of reasons over and beyond its incredible quality that I hope you feel are important too.  Please do consider these when making comparisons in the market :)

Buying a hand made guitar from Europe helps keep vital skills alive for future generations to experience and benefit from.

Buying a Kremona massively reduces your carbon footprint in purchasing a guitar (if you are from Europe) not only on the basis of local manufacturer and delivery but also because their output is far lower than mass-produced brands too.

Purchasing A Kremona makes you less reliant on cheap mass-produced products from the Far East - which really isnt a healthy way for our World to continue -  In my opinion relying on cheap manufacturing from parts of the world who care little for human rights  Is bad for our future generations and economy as a whole.

Mass-produced guitars from the Far East often subject the workforce to extreme carcinogens and extremely dangerous machinery without adequate protection.  These exact conditions have been reported to me on well known brands in the market (none that I supply).