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An Overview of the Guitar Classic Gregg Smallman 1994 The Gregg Smallman 1994 (a treasure now hunted by many international guitar collectors). This instrument brings together every degree of tonal depth. "Concentrated and utterly bewitching." The "Smallman guitar" is spoken of as the dream every professional artist hopes to carry on their performing journey... In America, it has been dubbed the "Williams instrument," the model that helped him conquer countless great musical awards, with 26 Grammy Awards, 5 Oscars, 7 BAFTAs, 3 Emmys, and 54 Oscar nominations. Read more about the biography of Gregg Smallman. Distinguishing features Powerful volume and impressive resonance: Smallman is renowned for using his unique lattice bracing structure. This technique allows the soundboard to vibrate to its maximum, producing astonishingly large volume and long, resounding sustain that fills a space with a single acoustic instrument. High fretboard sensitivity: Responding quickly to every touch of the player, allowing the artist to easily control expression and dynamics, from soft, lyrical passages to fierce, climactic ones. Premium design and materials: Every Smallman guitar is a handmade work of art. Though understated in appearance, every detail is meticulously calculated, using the finest woods to ensure exceptional stability and durability over time. High collectible value: With limited numbers and a celebrated reputation, instruments made in 1994 always retain high value and are a coveted target for leading collectors and artists. Every melody in these classic works demands an immense depth of sound... something that "Gregg Smallman" guitars accomplish to perfection. After the arrival of the "Smallman guitar," it seems the "Fleta" guitar no longer appeared as often in his performances and recordings... A bass that is powerful and fathomlessly deep. A treble that feels charged and concentrated... and beyond that, a richness of tone color in every technique, eloquent or otherwise depending on the one who guides it.