Classical Guitar
Kremona F65CW Fiesta
Price: 699 EUR – 856 EUR
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A Bulgarian-built cutaway classical with solid German spruce over solid Indian rosewood, an Ebony fingerboard on a Honduras cedar neck, and a Fishman Pro Blend system that mixes an undersaddle pickup with an onboard microphone.
About the Kremona F65CW Fiesta
The F65CW pairs a solid German spruce top with solid Indian rosewood back and sides, bound in rosewood with fine purfling around the edges. A Venetian cutaway opens access to the upper frets, unusual for a Kremona classical built to the standard 52mm nut width. The neck is Honduras cedar rather than the mahogany common on Spanish-built classicals, paired with an ebony fingerboard - both choices Kremona uses across its higher Performer-series instruments rather than its entry-level range.
Electronics are a Fishman Pro Blend system, which lets a player mix the signal from an undersaddle Matrix piezo pickup with an onboard condenser microphone rather than relying on the piezo alone, then shape the blended signal with a 3-band semi-parametric EQ. This blend approach is intended to soften the harder, more percussive attack that undersaddle-only pickups tend to produce on nylon strings.
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Sound character of the Kremona F65CW Fiesta
The solid German spruce top gives a bright, articulate attack, and pairing it with solid Indian rosewood back and sides adds rich overtone complexity and long sustain - a professional-grade tonewood pairing that the Fishman Pro Blend system preserves better than a piezo-only pickup by mixing in an onboard microphone for a more natural amplified tone.
Technical data for the Kremona F65CW Fiesta
| Top | Solid German spruce |
|---|---|
| Back/Sides | Solid Indian rosewood |
| Neck | Honduras cedar |
| Fretboard | Ebony |
| Nut width | 52mm |
| Cutaway | Venetian |
| Electronics | Fishman Pro Blend (undersaddle piezo + onboard mic, 3-band EQ) |
| Origin | Kremona, Kazanlak, Bulgaria |
Price history for the Kremona F65CW Fiesta
Cheapest seen: 699 EUR · Most expensive seen: 856 EUR
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The history of the Kremona F65CW Fiesta
Kremona is a Bulgarian guitar maker founded in 1924 in Kazanlak, one of the older continuously operating classical and flamenco guitar workshops in Europe; the Fiesta series sits in its mid-range Performer line, aimed at gigging classical and jazz players who need stage-ready amplification without moving to Kremona's higher Artist-series instruments.
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