Guitars by maker

Our Makers

Discover the workshop traditions and individual approaches behind CGA’s selection of classical guitars. A starting point for finding the instruments you would like to explore.

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Our Evergreen Makers

The workshop traditions at the heart of our regular selection. Explore each maker’s approach and range; current availability is shown on their page.

Soundboard and rosette of an Antonio Picado M53

Antonio Picado & Genis Prat

A connected Spanish workshop tradition, from responsive studio guitars to refined concert instruments. Angel Genis and Carlos Prat continue the making, with the Genis Prat name introduced from the M62 upwards.

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Soundboard and rosette of a Wolfgang Jellinghaus FE13, with its rosewood back alongside

Wolfgang Jellinghaus

Historically inspired guitars with distinct body sizes, scales and voices. The Torres interpretations offer different responses to explore, while the lattice-braced Conservatory models provide another direction within the range.

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Spruce soundboard and rosette of an Amalio Burguet 1A

Amalio Burguet

Guitars from a Spanish family workshop, with a warm, lyrical character. Compare the spruce and cedar 1A models with the cedar AM, exploring differences in response, balance and tonal colour.

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Individual concert guitars

A wider world
of makers.

Alongside our workshop ranges, we stock individual concert guitars by a wide range of luthiers. The selection changes as new and pre-loved instruments come through CGA.

We consider each guitar on its own merits: its response, balance, condition and feel under the hand. A maker’s name is a starting point; finding the right individual instrument is what matters.

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Ed Peczek playing classical guitar
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Tell us what you play now, your budget and what you would like from your next guitar. We can explain useful differences between instruments and help you decide which to try.