Factories and Guitar Workshop

Factories and Guitar Workshop

On some labels and stamps of my great-grandfather José Ramírez I and my great-granduncle Manuel Ramírez, the name of guitar factory appears. This makes sense if we take into account that the word factory comes from the latin factory, which means art or craft, artisan...
Half block and half double side

Half block and half double side

Today we show you the alternatives that we had to use in the construction of guitars due to the shortage of cypress that occurred in the 70s and 80s. In addition, we explain the transition from the split butt to the full butt and we highlight the importance of the...
Ramírez Guitars headers

Ramírez Guitars headers

As many already know, the guitar headstock is like a signature, a sign of the guitar maker’s identity, designed to be recognised without the need to see the label or any other identifying marks. So, today we show you the evolution of Ramírez guitar headstocks....
The C86 Guitar

The C86 Guitar

The evolution of a musical instrument as iconic as the guitar can be a process full of debates and challenges. So, in this article, we will explore the history of our old C86 guitar model. Want to know how our C86 Guitar evolved into our Tradicional Guitar?...
New models of handcrafted guitars

New models of handcrafted guitars

In Ramírez Guitars we have added 2 new models of handmade guitars to our collection, both very significant for their relationship with the history of our workshop. Learn about their characteristics and the peculiarities that define them! Segovia Model The Segovia...