Specifications
| Top | German spruce |
| Back and sides | Indian rosewood |
| Varnish | French polish |
| Scale | 650 mm |
| Nut width | 52 mm |
Available
Yunah Park - Concert spruce 2026
Yunah Park has established herself as one of the most refined and exacting voices in contemporary classical guitar making. Trained in the Madrid workshop of Ángel Benito Aguado and with a solid background as a guitarist, this Korean luthier, based in Madrid, combines exceptional craftsmanship with a profound musical sensitivity. Every instrument that leaves her workshop is the result of meticulous construction, with the finest woods personally selected for their acoustic, elastic and aesthetic qualities, and every detail crafted entirely by hand.
Particularly noteworthy is this guitar, inspired by and based on the 1937 Hauser model that Andrés Segovia played for decades and eventually regarded as “the greatest guitar of our time.” In this instrument, Park captures the essence of that historic sound—its generous projection, crystalline clarity and long, singing sustain—while sensitively adapting it to the needs of the contemporary performer. The result is an immediate response to the player’s touch, remarkable power and projection for a traditional Spanish construction, and a wealth of harmonics that effortlessly fills the room.
In addition to its outstanding tonal qualities, this guitar is distinguished by exceptional comfort and remarkably easy playability. Slightly more compact in its proportions than a standard concert guitar, it offers carefully considered ergonomics, a comfortable neck and an action that invites the player to perform for hours without fatigue. The balance between technical accessibility and concert-level performance makes it an ideal instrument for both professional players and discerning enthusiasts.
In short, this Yunah Park guitar is an outstanding example of craftsmanship, musicality and refinement. It is a high-performance instrument that not only delivers exceptional clarity, projection and sustain, but also feels like a natural extension of the guitarist’s hands. A first-class instrument that stands firmly within the finest tradition of contemporary Spanish classical guitar making.
Yunah Park has established herself as one of the most refined and exacting voices in contemporary classical guitar making. Trained in the Madrid workshop of Ángel Benito Aguado and with a solid background as a guitarist, this Korean luthier, based in Madrid, combines exceptional craftsmanship with a profound musical sensitivity. Every instrument that leaves her workshop is the result of meticulous construction, with the finest woods personally selected for their acoustic, elastic and aesthetic qualities, and every detail crafted entirely by hand.
Particularly noteworthy is this guitar, inspired by and based on the 1937 Hauser model that Andrés Segovia played for decades and eventually regarded as “the greatest guitar of our time.” In this instrument, Park captures the essence of that historic sound—its generous projection, crystalline clarity and long, singing sustain—while sensitively adapting it to the needs of the contemporary performer. The result is an immediate response to the player’s touch, remarkable power and projection for a traditional Spanish construction, and a wealth of harmonics that effortlessly fills the room.
In addition to its outstanding tonal qualities, this guitar is distinguished by exceptional comfort and remarkably easy playability. Slightly more compact in its proportions than a standard concert guitar, it offers carefully considered ergonomics, a comfortable neck and an action that invites the player to perform for hours without fatigue. The balance between technical accessibility and concert-level performance makes it an ideal instrument for both professional players and discerning enthusiasts.
In short, this Yunah Park guitar is an outstanding example of craftsmanship, musicality and refinement. It is a high-performance instrument that not only delivers exceptional clarity, projection and sustain, but also feels like a natural extension of the guitarist’s hands. A first-class instrument that stands firmly within the finest tradition of contemporary Spanish classical guitar making.
