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Dreadnought

Monteleone Hot Club Flat Top 1999, Natural

$50,000.00

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Specs
InstrumentDreadnought
BrandMonteleone
ModelHot Club Flat Top
FinishNatural
SKUGF10166-A
HandednessRight
Made In Year1999
TopTyrolean red spruce
Back and SidesFlamed Maple
Neck/FingerboardFlamed Maple/Ebony
Bridge MaterialRosewood
TunersOriginal Schaller
Radius8"
Neck ProfileC
Neck Depth0.864" - 0.946"
Scale Length25.5"
Nut Width1.799"
String Spacing at Saddle2.194"
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)N
ElectronicsY
CaseHard shell case
Modifications/RepairsCutaway damage repaired, discoloration with finish touch up
Description
Built with flamed maple back and sides and a Tyrolean red spruce top, this Hot Club model was designed to encompass a broad dynamic spectrum of balanced response from the lowest to the highest notes on the guitar. 

There are very few names that consistently top the list of archtop luthiers and John Monteleone is among them. His instruments are breathtaking and awe-inspiring. John was born in Manhattan in 1947 to a family of craftsmen that trace their roots to Palermo.

His four seasons archtop instruments were showcased along with those of John D'Angelico and James D'Aquisto as part of the "Legendary Craftsmen from Italy to New York" exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

This guitar is in very good condition with cutaway damage repaired and some slight discoloration with finish touch up. Includes OHSC.
*When using Affirm, we charge an additional 3.5% fee on the total at checkout. The majority of our instruments are consignment, where CVG keeps a small percentage of each sale. To be able to cover the additional costs required to offer financing, we have to include a higher fee to the customer. The 3.5% fee will be included in and spread across your Affirm payments.

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