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Cordoba Friederich CD/RW W/C – Concert-Grade Craftsmanship for Classical Excellence

The Cordoba Friederich CD/RW W/C stands as a tribute to the legendary French luthier Daniel Friederich, capturing his distinctive design philosophy in a modern, concert-level classical guitar. This Luthier Select model is meticulously handcrafted in small batches, offering the expressive warmth, rich projection, and refined detail prized by professionals. Upon first play, musicians discover the instrument’s responsiveness, nuanced dynamics, and deep sustain—qualities suited to solo performance and advanced repertoire. More than a guitar, the Cordoba Friederich is a statement for classical guitarists seeking authentic tone and lasting beauty. A soundboard of premium Canadian cedar and Friederich’s unique seven-fan spruce bracing allow the guitar's voice to carry with ease, filling even large halls.

Signature Features: Friederich-Inspired Bracing & Carved Headstock

What distinguishes the Cordoba Friederich CD/RW W/C is its faithful recreation of Friederich’s original 7-fan bracing pattern, delicately hand-carved from spruce. The iconic carved headstock imparts visual distinction and a sense of tradition, while understated rosewood binding and a multi-layered wood rosette embody European classical style.

Soundboard & Bracing – Nuanced Tone and Superior Response

Advanced players benefit from the solid Canadian cedar top, paired with hand-carved seven-fan spruce bracing for warmth, clarity, and projection. Each material is chosen for its tonal properties and ability to transmit subtle expressive details.

• Top: Solid Canadian cedar — delivers immediate response, rich overtones, and full-bodied sound.
• Bracing: Hand-carved spruce, Friederich 7-fan — enhances sustain and projection.
• The ultra-thin polyurethane finish offers protection for the wood while preserving its resonance.

Neck & Playability – Precision for Demanding Technique

Comfort and control are prioritized in the design. The C-shaped mahogany neck and thick ebony fingerboard ensure stability, while the nut width and slim neck profile make intricate fingerstyle passages and barring comfortable.

• Neck: Mahogany, C profile — stable and ergonomic for extended sessions.
• Fingerboard: Ebony, 9 mm thick — ensures durability and clear articulation.
• Nut width: 52 mm — ideal for classical repertoire and advanced technique.
• Frets: 19 — full classical range up the fingerboard.

Body & Details – Aesthetic Refinement and Structural Integrity

Elegance is found in the selection of solid Indian rosewood for the back, sides, and binding. Wooden rosette and fine multi-ply purfling provide artisan character, and every detail—from joints to finish—reflects Cordoba’s craft. The included deluxe humidified archtop case maintains the instrument’s health in any climate.

• Back & sides: Solid Indian rosewood — balanced, resonant low end and shimmering highs.
• The bridge, made of Indian rosewood, supports stable intonation and rich sustain for advanced playing.
• Case: Deluxe humidified archtop wood case — professional-grade protection for travel and storage.

Who Is It For – The Performer’s Choice

Demanding concert artists, advanced students, and collectors value the Friederich’s ability to translate subtle touch into vibrant musical expression. The Cordoba Friederich CD/RW W/C is the right choice for classical players who require powerful projection, nuanced tone, and reliable build quality at the highest level. This instrument thrives in recital halls, recording studios, and masterclass settings where every detail of sound and feel matters. Savarez Cristal Corum high-tension strings, included with the guitar, complete the concert-ready setup.

Cordoba & The Friederich Legacy

Inspired by Daniel Friederich’s Parisian designs, Cordoba’s Luthier Select series revives historic lutherie for today’s artists. Each Friederich model reflects over 15 years of Cordoba’s devotion to authentic nylon-string tradition, skilled woodworking, and worldwide collaboration. The result is an instrument of lasting value that honors both tradition and innovation—ready to inspire future generations of classical guitarists.