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A new environmentally neutral varnishing<br />

process has been developed especially for<br />

the Green Line series. Several very thin<br />

layers of varnish are applied to the surface,<br />

maintaining the natural and pleasing ”feel<br />

of wood”. This is the optimum solution in<br />

terms of sound as the body of the<br />

instrument is allowed to resonate freely.<br />

H Ö F N E R G R E E N L I N E<br />

See page 11 for specifications.<br />

HGL 5 – HGL 7<br />

Guitars & Basses<br />

– since 1887 –<br />

<strong>Höfner</strong> CLASSIC STRINGS<br />

bring out the best sound that<br />

each <strong>classical</strong> guitar has to offer.<br />

The special alloy which wraps<br />

the bass strings helps prevent<br />

premature corrosion.<br />

Therefore, <strong>Höfner</strong> CLASSIC<br />

STRINGS are more durable than<br />

ordinary guitar strings and are<br />

packed without plastic to be<br />

easier on the environment.<br />

Each set of strings contains<br />

an additional D-string.<br />

Also available:<br />

<strong>Höfner</strong> SIENNA STRINGS and<br />

<strong>Höfner</strong> PREMIUM STRINGS.<br />

Scraping the<br />

lining of the ribs<br />

Green Line<br />

Classical <strong>guitars</strong> in <strong>Höfner</strong>’s Green Line Series are crafted<br />

exclusively from renewable European tone woods. Each model<br />

matches a selected solid German spruce top with a maple or<br />

walnut body, an alder neck and a walnut fingerboard. In addition,<br />

instruments in the Green Line Series are varnished using an<br />

environmentally neutral process. The HGL Series reflects<br />

<strong>Höfner</strong>’s traditional art of guitar making and our respect for<br />

the limited resources of our environment.<br />

For the soundboard of model HGL 50 SE, <strong>Höfner</strong><br />

selected spruce trees from the ‘Forstamt Schluchsee’<br />

region of the Black Forest in Germany. After the guitar<br />

tops were professionally stored and naturally seasoned<br />

for more than 6 years, they were acoustically analysed<br />

and catalogued by the IFM (Institute for building musical<br />

instruments in Zwota, Germany). <strong>Höfner</strong> master luthiers<br />

picked only the choicest tops of this series for the limited<br />

production model HGL 50 SE.<br />

HGL 50 SE<br />

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