Juan Hernandez Model Viviana Classical Guitar

The Juan Hernandez Model Viviana Classical Guitar is celebrated for its distinctive sound, offering a harmonious blend of warmth, clarity, and versatility. Its tone is rich and full-bodied, with deep, resonant bass notes complemented by a clear and expressive midrange. The treble notes are bright and shimmering, adding a delightful sparkle to the tonal palette. With a well-balanced tonal spectrum, no particular frequency dominates, ensuring a cohesive and harmonious sound.

One of the standout features of the Viviana Classical Guitar is its excellent projection and volume. It produces a robust sound that easily fills a room, making it ideal for both solo performances and ensemble settings. Even at softer dynamics, the guitar maintains an impressive presence and responds beautifully to a player’s nuanced touch, enabling expressive and emotive playing. When played with vigor, the instrument retains its clarity and avoids becoming overly boomy, a testament to its superior craftsmanship and thoughtful design.

The Viviana is remarkably versatile, excelling across a range of genres and playing styles. Whether performing classical repertoire, intricate fingerstyle arrangements, or contemporary acoustic pieces, its tonal flexibility accommodates a wide variety of musical expressions.

Overall, the Juan Hernandez Viviana Classical Guitar stands out for its harmoniously balanced tonal character, exceptional projection, and versatile sound, appealing to classical guitarists and musicians seeking an adaptable and expressive instrument.

About Juan Hernandez Guitars

Juan Hernandez Guitars was founded by Juan Hernandez Iranzo. Born in 1948, Juan began his journey as an apprentice at the Francisco Esteve workshop at the age of 15. Over the years, he earned his certification as a guitar maker and rose to the position of production manager. In 2001, he established his own workshop under the Esteve banner, where he began crafting a line of handcrafted classical and flamenco guitars bearing his name.

Continuing his father’s legacy, Alberto Hernandez Monfort (b. 1979) began his apprenticeship at Esteve in 1994. After quickly attaining certification, Alberto joined his father’s workshop. Following Juan Hernandez’s retirement, Alberto became the production manager at Esteve and head luthier of Juan Hernandez Guitars. Today, he personally crafts the signature models that carry the family name.