Αfter many studies of the most successful traditional luthiers of classical guitar and also the most successful modern developments on guitar luthiery
i tried to bring the two worlds together by keeping the best elements of its approach.
My philosophy in the construction of a classical guitar is to merge the traditional way of building with the modern technologies.
As materials and tools have evolved, we should include them in our work.
By making use of new technological developments combined with respect for tradition we can achieve extreme precision every time
and this is crucial to understanding and developing the sound of the guitar.
The goal was and will always be the same, not to get away from traditional sound but to improve it as much as possible.
Below I quote some of the standard methods and innovations I use in my constructions.
i tried to bring the two worlds together by keeping the best elements of its approach.
My philosophy in the construction of a classical guitar is to merge the traditional way of building with the modern technologies.
As materials and tools have evolved, we should include them in our work.
By making use of new technological developments combined with respect for tradition we can achieve extreme precision every time
and this is crucial to understanding and developing the sound of the guitar.
The goal was and will always be the same, not to get away from traditional sound but to improve it as much as possible.
Below I quote some of the standard methods and innovations I use in my constructions.

The Top (Soundboard)
The top of the guitar we could say that has the most important role in the production of sound.
European Spruce
European Spruce tonewood is traditionally the first and the most popular tonewood that is used as the top of the guitar. Only the traditional guitar models are made of European Spruce.
Western Red Cedar
Cedar is a bright sounding tonewood, it produces warm sound and maximum volume. It is used on all Koumridis models double top, lattice and traditional.
My Wood Choices
The wood that is used to create a guitar makes a huge difference to the sounds that the guitar will produce.
Back and sides: Indian Rosewood, Cocobolo, Madagascar Rosewood
Fingerboard: Ebony
Neck: Spanish Cedar
Bridges: Indian Rosewood, Padouk

Laminated Sides
Arched Back
My Rosette
Elevated Fingerboard
Side Soundport
Armrest
Bridge
Headstock and Tuning Machines
Playability
Finish
Guitar Case
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