Dear Sir/Madam

Thanks for your information about your Tres Cubanos. The provided information is now available on the eltrescubano.net, where treseros around the world gather their information, interest, etc. The design of your cut-away Tres Cubano is good, when it comes to its shape, which maximizes the possibility to reach the fretboard beyond the 10. Well done!!. 1- However, in your instruments (according to the photos seen below) there is no option to have the strings attached at the end of the instrument. That is, the strings can only be attached on the bridge of your Tres Cubano instruments and you forgot to have a simple device at the end of the instruments.

It is important to provide a Tres Cubano with that aforementioned device (please, see it in a picture below, which is an example of a Spanish made Tres Cubano), so the player can have the option. This device allows extending the life of the instrument, as the strings tensions are very high in the Tres Cubano.

Therefore, it is always strongly recommended to fabricate Tres Cubano with that device, regardless the Tres player (tresero) preference. Hence, the tresero will opt to have the strings attached either up to the bridge or extended to the device, depending on his/her taste, sound, etc. Two Spanish made Tres Cubanos are seen here below, where the device is included. The shape of your model when it comes to the cut-away is better, but the device is missing.

2- Thanks for provided a list of prices, for purchase directly from you. The remaining questions are: How much cost transportation, say, to another country within the European Union (e.g. to Sweden)? And finally, because of transportation has to be secured, meaning, the instrument should be inside a hard case, then: Can you sell them with a hard case as well? Please, include the price of the hard case and transportation.

Sincerely grateful 

Raul 

PS: Again, general information provided by you will be available for the rest of the treseros on 

eltrescubano.net.