The Annunziata is a copy of some of the early, small bodied six and twelve strings that were made at the early part of the 20th century. It is sort of a hybrid of the Loretta and the Erma, with roughly the same upper and lower bout as the Erma with the length of the Loretta. The Annunziata has a nice even tone, with plenty of punch and volume to keep up with an old-time banjo or fiddle.

The Annunziata is available in both six and twelve-string models. The 12 string version has a shorter scale than my other 12 string models, and is intended to be tuned up to pitch (E).

Sound Sketches

• Annunziata six-string
  • Blues in C - Paul Geremia
  • Scrapper's Blues in D - Paul Geremia
  • Ramblin' Thomas's Blues in G - Paul Geremia

• Annunziata twelve-string
  • Under Construction

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