I made a Hauser '37 style classical guitar as part of an online guitar
making class organized by David
Schramm.
I had no previous woodworking experience so my expectations were pretty low. To my great surprise, the guitar I made ended up being a fine sounding and very playable instrument.
The top is made of Western Red Cedar, the back and sides are Alaskan Yellow
Cedar. It has an Ebony fingerboard and Spanish Cedar neck.
You can see the guitar in action in the 2004 Classical guitar playtest
organized by the Seattle Luthier Group.
The performer is Brett Johnson, who is a great Seattle area classical guitarist.
He played the instruments and we had discussions about them.
As I also took my 2002 Schramm Hauser Guitar to the play test, I was able to
make this montage from his two performances. Though my guitar is based on
Schramm's, but it is made from different woods (and not as skillfully I am sure)
so it sounds very different.