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Del Vecchio Dinâmico Tenor Guitar, 1950's (SOLD)
Del Vecchio Dinâmico Tenor Guitar, 1950's (SOLD)
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While technically in the guitar family, we have included this instrument among the bandolins because, being tuned in 5ths (CGDA), it is commonly mandolin/bandolim players who take to it most quickly and easily.
Produced by São Paulo-based Del Vecchio, "Dinâmico" is the name used for their line of resonator instruments, including guitars, tenor guitars, cavaquinhos and bandolins. This style of tenor guitar has been played by many choro musicians, most notably, Garoto and Jacob do Bandolim. This one dates back to the 1950's and, while completely original, is in great shape.
Top, back & sides: Brazilian mahogany (laminated)
Neck: Cedro Rosa (Cedar)
Fingerboard: Brazilian Rosewood
Nut: plastic+zero fret
Saddle: bone
Scale length: 550mm
Nut width: 31mm
Body depth: 93mm
Widest body width: 334mm
Finish: nitro
Tuners: Horvath clover
Pickup: yes, built-in with vol+tone
Case: gig bag
Strings: Dinâmico São Paulo tenor (Typically, CGDA)
Notes: original PU, electronics, and cone.
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