Esteban Black Acoustic Electric Guitar

This guitar is an excellently constructed instrument, with spruce top, Catalapa wood sides and
back, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, and sounds as good as it looks!
This acoustic guitar has rich sound and plays remarkably well, and the set includes everything
you need to learn and perform acoustic concerts in the comfort of your own home.

THIS IS NOT JUST A BEGINNERS GUITAR. Retail Value OVER $800!

Additional Features:

Pre-amp with equalization
Pickup and 1/4 output jack
Mother-of-pearl inlay
10-watt amplifier, featuring volume, treble, bass and overdrive controls
Deluxe black, semi-rigid nylon covered case with zipper closure, carry handles and strap
Five DVDs with hours of instruction
Poster-sized chord chart

A Little Bit About Esteban

His name was given him by legendary classical guitarist Andres Segovia, who called him "Esteban" during his years of study with the master in Spain (1974-1978) and in the United States. Born Stephen Paul in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1948, son of a steel mill worker and one of four children. Esteban saw his first guitar in a shop window when he was 8 years old. His uncle bought it for him, a nylon-stringed Goya. Esteban taught himself to play guitar. By the age 12, he was already teaching his peers for $3 a lesson. Esteban was also a decent baseball pitcher but was blinded in his left eye by a line drive as a 12 year old.

He went to Carnegie Mellon University and doubled majored in music and English. While going to school he still managed to teach 150 students a week and also played at night clubs. After college Segovia gave private lessons to Esteban at his home in Madrid. Esteban studied day after day under Segovia.