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Francois Regis Leonard - 2025 No. 100 Lattice

Francois Regis Leonard - 2025 No. 100 Lattice

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About the luthier

François Leonard has been building classical guitars for almost 20 years and lives and works in his workshop in Lorient, France. He had the opportunity to learn from many guitar builders in England and also worked in the Lakewood workshop in Germany. He received support from Dominique Field as an occasional mentor, so it is no surprise that the aesthetics and structural concept of his guitars are strongly influenced by French masters such as Daniel Friederich and Dominique Field.

About the guitar

Guitar No. 100 represents a significant milestone in François Leonard’s career, showcasing his mastery as a luthier with a truly outstanding concert instrument. Featuring a lattice construction, this guitar delivers exceptional volume, meeting the demands of professional players in any performance setting. Its remarkable playability ensures effortless control, allowing musicians to fully express their artistry. The spruce soundboard contributes to the guitar’s beautiful treble ring and rich overtones, while the classic choice of Indian rosewood for the back and sides adds versatility, making it an ideal concert guitar for a wide range of musical styles.

Take a look at the presentation video of this special guitar below, where you’ll find plenty of additional information about its playability and sound.

Luthier: Francois R. Leonard
Construction year: 2025
Construction type: Lattice
Top: Spruce
Back and sides: Ziricote
Finish: French polish
Air body frequency: G / G #
Scale: 650 mm
Nut: 52 mm
Weight: 1825 grams
Tuners: Gotoh
Strings: Knobloch - EDC 34.0
Condition: New
Case: Hardshell

Details about GPSR:

Classical Guitar

Manufacturer Information:

Francois R. Leonard, rue victor massé, 5, 56100, Lorient, France

Responsible Person:

Francois R. Leonard, rue victor massé, 5, 56100, Lorient, France

Note: For antique guitars, the GPSR does not apply.

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Video overview

Reviewing a Special "Romanillos" Model by Tobias Braun - WGM #139 | Giovanetti, Gilioli, Leonard...
Francois Regis Leonard 2025 No 100 Lattice Classical Guitar Review

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