The Caballero 11 represents incredible value along with amazing sound quality. Our all Bubinga back & sides are mated to a solid cedar top for a rich tone with a roundness and warmth seldom found on instruments in this price range. The Cutaway makes for easy access to the higher registers, and the onboard electronics give a good classical acoustic sound.
The beautiful figuring of the Bubinga adds to the overall aesthetics. A sapele neck combined with the rosewood fingerboard will make sure the neck stays straight and true, and the wood rosette and binding will ensure great looks accompany your incredible sound.

Specifications

• Solid Canadian Cedar top
• Gloss finish
• Multi-Layer wood binding (front & back)
• Laminated Bubinga back & sides
• Sapele neck
• Indian rosewood fingerboard
• Indian Rosewood bridge
• Bone nut & saddle
• Silver Plated (standard) tuners

The history of Rodriguez guitars is as rich as the wood they are crafted from. Manuel Rodriguez, the grandson of flamenco guitarist Manuel Rodriguez Marequi and son of classical luthier Manuel Rodriguez Perez, learned the art of constructing a guitar firsthand. His apprenticeship began at the age of 13 in Madrid, and after operating in his own shop in Spain, Manuel emigrated to Los Angeles in 1959 and opened a business there. Manuel resided in Los Angeles for nearly 15 years, making guitars for professionals, Hollywood actors, teachers, and students before moving back to Madrid in 1973.

Using only the finest woods, and hand-forming each to precise tolerances, Manuel Rodriguez developed distinctive guitars fit for the world’s preeminent artists. Each instrument is as unique and individual as the musician who plays it.