This guitar represents the final culmination of over 50 years of Favino guitars. Jean-Pierre has taken the lessons of his father to improve the playability, volume, and tone of the Favino guitar. The result is the Jazz S model which faetures a smaller body than the original Favino. It is actually nearly identical to a Selmer: 15 3/4" wide, 3 3/4" deep. Scale length is 666mm which is slightly shorter then a Selmer (670mm). The back and sides are amazing Brazilian rosewood, the top is spruce and it has a maple neck. Other innovations include the solid wood tailpiece (ala Benedetto) and a fingerboard extension that goes all the way to up the 24th fret. This guitar also has traditional Favino block MOP position markers. The bridge is original and has a compensated B string for better intonation. There is a piezo pickup mounted under the top, with a jack on the lower treble bout.
The Favino model S has become very popular in recent years and is now played by the accomplished NYC rhythm player Ted Gottsegen, Shanghai based virtuoso Doug Martin, and Langley, Washington's Troy Chapman.
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Brand | Favino |
Year | 2008 |
Model Number | Jazz S |
Serial Number | 1130 |
Sound Hole | D Hole |
Fret Neck | 14 Fret |
Condition | Excellent |
Size | 15 3/4" |
Scale Length | 666mm |
Nut Width | 1 3/4" |
Body Depth | 3 3/4" |
Top | Spruce |
Back and Sides | Brazilian Rosewood |
Neck | Maple with Walnut Spline |
Fingerboard | Ebony |
Binding | Walnut |
Finish | Nitrocellulose |
Tailpiece | Rosewood Cello Style |
Tuners | Schaller Three on a Plate |
Action | 2.6mm |
Strings | Argentine 1610 |
Case | TKL Hardshell Brown |
Pickup(s) | None |
Truss Rod | Yes |
Weight | 4.25 lbs |