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Amalio Burguet

Amalio Burguet Vanessa Spruce Classical guitar

€1,404.13

The Amalio Burguet Vanessa A classical guitar produces a warm and powerful sound. It has an exquisite design, with very fine marquetry inserts designed by Vanessa Burguet herself. The Vanessa is made of select woods that have been seasoned for more than 20 years and this is manifested in the very lovely and unique sound. Has powerful basses and defined trebles while maintaining a perfect balance and clarity in all the notes along the fingerboard. The Amalio Burguet Vanessa A features a solid spruce top, solid Indian rosewood back and sides, cedar neck with ebony strip reinforcement and ebony fingerboard. The saddles are made of bone and the finish is polyurethane varnish. Case included.

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Admira

Admira A50 Classical guitar

€619.01

The Admira A50 classical guitar is one of Admira’s top-of-the-range classical guitar models, crafted from high-quality, entirely solid woods. In this range of guitars, Admira has sought to combine excellent sound with playing comfort. The Admira A50 is very competitively priced given the quality and composition of its woods. Its construction utilises the ‘Spanish heel’ system, a method of joining the neck to the body that ensures great stability, increased volume and greater sustain. The Admira A50 guitar features a solid cedar top, a back and sides made of solid Santos wood, binding on the top and back, a mahogany neck with a truss rod, an ebony fingerboard, deluxe gold-plated tuning machines, Savarez CJ500 strings and a gloss finish. Free padded gig bag included.


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Admira

Admira A40 Classical guitar

€516.53

The Admira A40 guitar is an all solid woods classical guitar, handmade using traditional methods of craftsmanship that have been passed down by master luthiers through the ages. The combination of solid cedar top and solid mahogany back and sides results in a sound that is genuinely Spanish. The tone and expression are exceptional. Superb playability.  The Admira A40 guitar has been made with a 'Spanish heel', whereby the neck and headlock are carved from one piece of wood and when the instrument is assembled, part of the neck remains inside the body of the guitar. This system guarantees greater stability and sustain, and increased volume, but requires expert skills and infinite patience. The Admira A40 guitar features a solid cedar top, solid mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck with Truss Rod, ebony fingerboard, golden tuners, and Savarez AJ500 strings. Exquisite gloss finish. Superb price-quality ratio. Gigbag included.

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Jose Ramirez

Jose Ramirez 140 Years Flamenca Negra Flamenco Guitar

€2,916.53

The José Ramírez 140 Years Flamenca Negra is part of a special collection created to celebrate more than 140 years of history and five generations of guitar makers from one of the most renowned names in Spanish guitar making.

This Flamenca Negra version combines a spruce top with Indian rosewood back and sides, a configuration that complements the fast, articulate response expected from a flamenco guitar with greater depth, harmonic richness and tonal body.

The 140 Years models use the same body shape as the commemorative Ramírez 125, 130 and Tiempo guitars. Their distinctive appearance features a design by Amalia Ramírez inspired by the narcissus flower, a symbol of “new beginnings”, giving the instrument a particularly distinctive visual identity closely linked to the Ramírez family tradition.

The guitar features an ebony fingerboard, 650 mm scale length, Ramírez tuning machines and a synthetic finish. For players requiring amplification, an optional LR Baggs system is available, combining microphone and pickup to capture both the harmonic richness and the percussive character of the flamenco guitar.

A versatile flamenco guitar with a character of its own, combining the tradition of the Madrid School of Guitar Making with more than a century of José Ramírez design and guitar-making experience. Guitar case Included.

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Jose Ramirez

Ramirez SPR Classical guitar

€3,693.39

Ramirez SPR Classical guitar. This is an intermediate model between the studio and professional collections of Ramirez guitars. It is an upgraded version of the SP model designed by Amalia Ramírez in 2002 and features improvements to the quality of the instrument. The soundboard of the Ramirez SPR guitar is built in the Ramírez workshop, where it is carefully inspected, adjusted and certified once it is totally finished. Wonderful playability and a warm, colourful tone. This top of the line studio model produces a superb volume and is a very good choice for conservatory students or professionals. Excellent quality-price ratio. Ramirez guitar case included.

         

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Jose Ramirez

Ramirez TIEMPO Classical Guitar

€2,701.65

The Ramirez Guitarra Del Tiempo is a commemorative guitar designed to celebrate the 135th birthday of the founding of Guitarras Ramirez in 1882. José Ramírez I started building his sublime Spanish instruments at the end of the 19th century and his craftsmanship has been passed down through each generation of the Ramirez family with the very same passion and pursuit for perfection. This limited-edition guitar replaces the model 130 años and every now and again will have some changes in the design, whilst preserving its natural sound and spirit. This is why it is called Guitarra Del Tiempo: it will travel in time and evolve as each significant  anniversary is celebrated. The shape of the Guitarra Del Tiempo, dimensions and internal bracing are the same as those used to build the model 130 años, but with a more advanced construction and a different rosette which was especially designed for the occasion. The Ramirez Guitarra del Tiempo features a solid red cedar top or solid spruce top, solid rosewood back and sides, cedar neck with ebony fingerboard and rosewood bridge. A very exclusive guitar and a special model for collectors. Guitar case included.

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Admira

Admira A20 EF Electro Classical guitar

€946.28

The new guitar Admira A20 EF is an all solid woods electro classical guitar with great value for money. Made in Spain with quality woods, in these new guitars, Admira has managed to combine a great sound with real playing comfort. The Admira A20EF is a very competitive price within this range. The construction system uses the 'Spanish heel', a mast assembly system inside the body of the guitar that guarantees high stability, increased volume and greater sustain. The Admira A20EF guitar features a solid cedar top, solid Indian rosewood back and sides, valances at the top and back, mahogany neck with ebony reinforcement strip, ebony fingerboard, gold tuners, strings Savarez CJ500 and glossy finish. Equipped with Fishman Classic Blend. Gigbag included.

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Admira

Admira A20 Classical guitar

€822.31

The Admira A20 guitar is an all solid woods classical guitar, handmade using traditional methods of craftsmanship that have been passed down by master luthiers through the ages. The combination of solid cedar top and rosewood back and sides results in a sound that is genuinely Spanish. The tone and expression are exceptional. Superb playability.  The Admira A20 guitar has been made with a 'Spanish heel', whereby the neck and headlock are carved from one piece of wood and when the instrument is assembled, part of the neck remains inside the body of the guitar. This system guarantees greater stability and sustain, and increased volume, but requires expert skills and infinite patience. The Admira A20 guitar features a solid cedar top, solid Indian rosewood back and sides, mahogany neck with ebony reinforcement strip, ebony fingerboard, golden tuners, and Savarez AJ500 strings. Exquisite gloss finish. Superb price-quality ratio. Gigbag included.

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