Camillo Perrella

Since 1981, Camillo Perrella has been designing and creating guitars of the highest quality, with a powerful sound and unique timbre. Made in a strictly traditional fashion, technically flawless, but also deeply personal and innovative, they are the result of incessant research into pure sound and the aesthetic of authentic beauty. A Master Luthier with respect for tradition, he loves to experiment, creating very elegant and acoustically perfect instruments.

Camillo Perrella

By appointment
Via dei Frentani, 16, Bojano, CB, Italia - +39 347 5706550 - http://www.camilloperrella.net

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