- Salvador Cortez Classical Guitar, 4/4 size, adult model
- Solid Canadian cedar top for a warm, balanced classical sound
- Special feature: 48mm narrow neck
- With cutaway, for easy access to the high frets
- Back and sides: sapele
- Fingerboard: black walnut
- Bridge: Black walnut
- Neck: Mahogany
- vibrating string length: 650 mm
- Neck joint: Spanish heel neck-to-body joint for traditional classical construction
- Electronics: Fishman Presys 1 pickup system with contour and phase controls, built-in tuner
- Truss rod: dual action
- Nut width: 48 mm, for increased comfort and accessibility
- Width at the 12th fret: 62 mm
- Max. upper width: 290 mm
- Minimum width: 246 mm
- Maximum lower width: 369 mm
- Body length: 490 mm
- body depth: 100 mm
- Rosette diameter: 88 mm
- Strings: Savarez 500 AJ
- Varnish finish: gloss
The classical guitar is truly a wonderful instrument. Steeped in history, with an immediately recognisable sound. It is hard to decide what you like most: building one or playing the instrument:
Admittedly, building a Salvador Cortez guitar is a real dream for a luthier. The selection and working of the various top-quality materials using traditional Spanish methods truly give each instrument an individual soul, making it much more than just a guitar. Try one and see what I mean!
The Salvador Cortez CC-2248CE guitar is a classical guitar with nylon strings, also fitted with a cutaway and an electronic amplification system, and featuring a slimmer neck. Like the CC-22 and CC-22CE models, it has a solid cedar top that produces a warm, round sound. With a nut width of 48 mm, it is narrower than the CC-22 and CC-22CE models (52 mm). The CC-2248CE is therefore more comfortable for guitarists switching from an electric or steel-string guitar, as well as for those with small hands.
The adjustable truss rod guarantees a level of playing comfort that is unmatched in this price range. Truss rods are increasingly used on high-end classical guitars but are standard on Salvador Cortez models.








Christophe Bertrand –
Les basses sont profondes et les aigus cristallins. Confort de jeu remarquable.
Benoit Garnier –
Lutherie soignée, son chaud et équilibré. Une guitare qui dépasse largement son prix.
Patricia A. –
Belle guitare avec une projection remarquable.