Review of the La Canada Model 115A Antique classical guitar. Where to buy it?

La Canada Model 115A Antique, classical guitar; size: 4/4; the two La Canada makers, renowned luthier Edmund Blöchinger and guitar/sound wood expert Wolfgang Jellinghaus, have developed guitars based on world famous Torres originals that honor the work of the Stradivarius of guitar making; La Canada guitars are created in a small manufactory in China by experienced guitar builders with the greatest possible care according to the rules of the art of guitar making; only CITES-free woods of the best quality are used; all instruments are sealed with a shellac hand polish; model 115 honors the second-period guitar played by Tárrega’s master student Emilio Pujol and, before that, by his wife, Mathilde Ruiz; back & sides: solid granadillo; top: solid spruce; neck: cedro; fingerboard: ebony; nut width: 52 mm (2,05″); scale: 650 mm (25,59″); bridge: solid ziricote; tuners: De Jonge; incl. case; colour: antique natural

• Top: Spruce
• Back & Sides: Solid rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia)
• Back & Side Bindings: Blackwood
• Neck: Cedar
• Fretboard: Ebony
• Scale: 650 mm
• 20 Frets
• Nut width: 52 mm
• Headstock veneer: Macassar
• Nut & Saddle: Bone
• Alessi Standard machine heads
• Colour: Natural
• Includes a Hiscox case

La Canada Model 115A Antique, classical guitar; size: 4/4; the two La Canada makers, renowned luthier Edmund Blöchinger and guitar/sound wood expert Wolfgang Jellinghaus, have developed guitars based on world famous Torres originals that honor the work of the Stradivarius of guitar making; La Canada guitars are created in a small manufactory in China by experienced guitar builders with the greatest possible care according to the rules of the art of guitar making; only CITES-free woods of the best quality are used; all instruments are sealed with a shellac hand polish; model 115 honors the second-period guitar played by Tárrega’s master student Emilio Pujol and, before that, by his wife, Mathilde Ruiz; back & sides: solid granadillo; top: solid spruce; neck: cedro; fingerboard: ebony; nut width: 52 mm (2,05″); scale: 650 mm (25,59″); bridge: solid ziricote; tuners: De Jonge; incl. case; colour: antique natural

La Canada Model 115A Antique, classical guitar; size: 4/4; the two La Canada makers, renowned luthier Edmund Blöchinger and guitar/sound wood expert Wolfgang Jellinghaus, have developed guitars based on world famous Torres originals that honor the work of the Stradivarius of guitar making; La Canada guitars are created in a small manufactory in China by experienced guitar builders with the greatest possible care according to the rules of the art of guitar making; only CITES-free woods of the best quality are used; all instruments are sealed with a shellac hand polish; model 115 honors the second-period guitar played by Tárrega’s master student Emilio Pujol and, before that, by his wife, Mathilde Ruiz; back & sides: solid granadillo; top: solid spruce; neck: cedro; fingerboard: ebony; nut width: 52 mm (2,05″); scale: 650 mm (25,59″); bridge: solid ziricote; tuners: De Jonge; incl. case; colour: antique natural

• With cutaway
• Top: Solid spruce
• Back and sides: Solid Madacascar rosewood
• Neck: Cedro
• Fretboard: Ebony
• Back and top binding: Rosewood
• Scale: 650 mm
• 20 Frets
• Nut width: 50 mm
• Rosewood headstock veneer
• Saddle and nut: Bone
• R1 standard machine heads
• Udo Rösner “Hash” pickup system
• Colour: Natural high gloss with matte top
• Hanika gigbag included

La Canada Model 115A Antique, classical guitar; size: 4/4; the two La Canada makers, renowned luthier Edmund Blöchinger and guitar/sound wood expert Wolfgang Jellinghaus, have developed guitars based on world famous Torres originals that honor the work of the Stradivarius of guitar making; La Canada guitars are created in a small manufactory in China by experienced guitar builders with the greatest possible care according to the rules of the art of guitar making; only CITES-free woods of the best quality are used; all instruments are sealed with a shellac hand polish; model 115 honors the second-period guitar played by Tárrega’s master student Emilio Pujol and, before that, by his wife, Mathilde Ruiz; back & sides: solid granadillo; top: solid spruce; neck: cedro; fingerboard: ebony; nut width: 52 mm (2,05″); scale: 650 mm (25,59″); bridge: solid ziricote; tuners: De Jonge; incl. case; colour: antique natural

• Selected woods
• Solid spruce top
• Back and sides made of solid Indian rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia)
• Cedar neck
• Ebony fretboard
• Scale: 650 mm
• Nut width: 52 mm
• Gold-plated machine heads
• Stringing from Fac: Ramírez High-tension, 3rd carbon
• Colour: Natural, high-gloss
• Includes sound carrier case