We’re kickstarting the new year by adding TWO new guitar makers to our inventory. We think you’ll love getting to know these fabulous guitars by Teodoro Perez and Esteve over the coming weeks and months. Reviews, photos and videos all on the way. In the meantime, here is a little about the latest guitar makers in our lineup at CGA…

Teodoro Pérez, born in Soria in 1952, began his journey in luthiery after moving to Madrid in 1966 to apprentice in the esteemed José Ramirez III workshop. In 1991, he founded his own workshop, which later became a family endeavour when his son Sergio joined him.

We’ve already added two of his studio models and have plans to bring in some Teodoro Perez concert guitars later in the year.

In 1957 Francisco Esteve, Manuel Adalid and Antonio Monfort decided to establish their own guitar workshop, starting their journey into the construction of the instrument.

The tradition is carried on by Manuel Adalid Jr., who stays committed to further promote the name of ESTEVE all over the world. This also means incorporating new designs and techniques, and the adaptation of the building processes to the demands of the international market, while keeping the spirit of our Artisan Tradition alive.

We’ve ordered several models to provide customers with more choice in the studio range of guitars. Arriving Spring 2025.

We have plans to bring in more Concert grade instruments in 2025 to provide customers with even more choice. We’ve already placed orders with some very highly regarded guitar makers such as Michele Della Giustina, Ryan Gibson, Steve Toon plus more.

These are in addition to recent concert guitar arrivals from Michael Ritchie, Doug Hawkey and Mark Finney.

Stay tuned for more!

You can expect to see more guitars arriving from Spring 2025 onwards.

We love pre-owned guitars and are always happy to help customers upgrade to a new guitar by trading in their current instrument.

We aim to offer competitive prices for your guitar in part exchange against one of our instruments. All we ask is that your guitar is structurally sound and in visibly good condition for its age.

Get in touch to enquire about upgrading your guitar today.