1960’s–1970’s Di Giorgio No. 34 Classical Guitar – Natural (USED)
Made in São Paulo, Brazil "Sold As Is" Has Body Damage
Experience the warm, rich tone of a true vintage Brazilian classical guitar with this Di Giorgio No. 34, crafted in São Paulo during the highly regarded 1960’s–1970’s era. These guitars are known for their traditional hand-built construction, excellent projection, and beautifully balanced classical tone.
Built with classic materials and timeless design, the No. 34 model delivers a warm, resonant sound ideal for classical, nylon-string fingerstyle, and Latin music styles. This instrument represents the golden period of Brazilian guitar making from Di Giorgio, a brand respected worldwide for quality and musicality.
Features:
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Vintage 1960’s–1970’s production
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Classical (nylon-string) acoustic guitar
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Natural finish
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Made in São Paulo, Brazil
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Traditional classical body shape
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Warm, full-bodied tone with strong projection
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Comfortable neck profile for fingerstyle and classical technique
Condition:
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Used – Good vintage condition
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Shows normal cosmetic wear consistent with age (light scratches, finish wear, small dings)
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Structurally solid and playable
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Electronics: N/A (acoustic classical guitar only)
(See photos for exact cosmetic condition.)
Why You’ll Love It:
This Di Giorgio No. 34 offers authentic vintage character and tone that modern guitars can’t replicate. Whether you’re a classical player, collector, or looking for a unique Brazilian-made instrument with history and soul, this guitar is a fantastic addition to any lineup.
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Di Giorgio No. 34
Made in São Paulo, Brazil
The Di Giorgio No. 34 often labeled "Tipo Author" is a highly regarded vintage Brazilian classical guitar from the 1960s-1970s, featuring a solid Spruce top, Brazilian Rosewood (Jacaranda) back/sides, and a cedar neck. Known for its excellent, mellow Bossa Nova tone, it was a top-tier factory model with premium materials, often featuring distinctive "lollipop" tuners.
Key Features and Details:
- Era: Considered a "golden age" for Di Giorgio in the 1960s and 1970s, with gold foil labels often indicating the highest quality.
- Woods: Typically features a solid spruce top (sometimes red-dyed) and, in many cases, stunning Brazilian Rosewood for the back and sides.
- Sound: Known for a warm, "Bossa Nova" tone with strong projection and clear, brilliant trebles.
- Construction: Hand-crafted,, often featuring intricate wood binding, a carved headstock, and a 640mm scale length.
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Collectibility: Highly sought after, with value holding firm due to the use of high-quality Brazilian woods no longer commonly available.
The model is sometimes confused with student models, but the "Autor" series is generally considered professional or high-end amateur grade.
*Note to buyer this guitar has body damage on the left side of the guitar and light splits to the front side of the body but is is still in good playing condition it is being "Sold As Is" please see photos for reference.
