Bruno Bacci, a luthier from Tuscany, is a master of his craft. Born in 1975, he has always had a passion for creating musical instruments. Throughout his 20s and 30s, he honed his skills in a variety of fields, from metallurgy to marketing, carpentry to graphic design, both in Italy and abroad. This diverse background has allowed him to bring a unique perspective to his work as a luthier: wood comes with a soul, which a skilled luthier must be able to capture, understand and interpret. Bacci’s craftsmanship and attention to detail evident in a hand-made baritone guitar is truly a work of art. From the smooth curves of the body to the precise tuning of the strings, every aspect has been carefully considered to ensure exceptional playability. Bacci's approach to guitar making is a testament to the importance of connection and tradition. He has created a space where the love of music, the appreciation of craftsmanship, and the enjoyment of life can come together. When a customer walks out of Bacci's laboratory with their new guitar, they are not just leaving with a musical instrument, they are leaving with a piece of Tuscany and a bond that will last a lifetime.Bacci Guitars aims to inspire musicians and broaden their musical and creative horizons. The instruments are created with a sixth sense, with Bacci feeling the soul of the wood. This is why Bacci's instruments are truly one-of-a-kind and sought after by musicians worldwide.The Bacci production is nestled in the heart of Tuscany, in Italy, between Florence and Lucca, a region known for its artistic heritage and masterpieces, home or artistic workshop to greatest artists throughout history, From Leonardo Da Vinci to Michelangelo. The Bacci Tuscan farmhouse, where Bruno lives, is a portion of a property that was once home to Giacomo Puccini, the renowned 19th century composer famous for his works such as La Boheme, Madama Butterfly and Turandot.