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Re: a bruno coqueror classical
Posted by Daniel on Fri, 04/29/11 - 14:20:44.
: I think I own the model that you're talking about. It's a classical guitar with a walnut fretboard and back. It has an intricate pattern around the sound aperture and a surprisingly beautiful sound. I know it's old because my uncle bought it in a pawn shop in Kansas City for my mom in 1979. Now I am the proud owner of this guitar and I play it every day. I've asked everyone I can think of about the origin of the mysterious "Conqueror" but I can't find anything about it. The only other conqueror I've ever seen is a miniature banjo owned by a friend of mine.
I just bought a "Conqueror" classical guitar. It's a parlor-style classical but says nothing but Conqueror on the label. No date, no serial #. It's a beautiful instrument...solid cedar top, solid rosewood back and sides. Great tone and awesome sustain!
- Daniel
I know nothing about it...anyone out there that can help?
I also have one.
I have one of these too... exactly the same model and, same as yours, the sounds is amazing. I got it for $75 at a consignment shop, and I'm just as puzzled by mine as you are by yours. I've never seen another Conqueror in the flesh, but I want to, just to see how it compares. Another thing that's notable about this guitar is that the harmonics are perfectly set, which is unusual on an acoustic, as the harmonics aren't adjustable.
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