Guitar built in José Ramírez’s workshop under the direction of Amalia Ramírez. It is a reproduction of the guitar (1912) built by Manuel Ramírez and is exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. This guitar belonged to maestro Andrés Segovia and was played in his historic concert at the Ateneo de Madrid whose anecdote can be read at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY5g0XIDlos
Limited production instrument (30 copies) with a sweet, delicate sound and rich in shades, it evolves as the guitarist plays it. Its template is the one used by Manuel Ramírez at the beginning of the 20th century. It is made to order and you can consult us the modifications you want through our email so that we can study it and make a new budget: tienda@guitarrasramirez.com
Limited production instrument (30 copies) with a sweet, delicate sound and rich in shades, it evolves as the guitarist plays it. Its template is the one used by Manuel Ramírez at the beginning of the 20th century. It is made to order and you can consult us about the modifications you want through our email so that we can study it and make a new budget: tienda@guitarrasramirez.com.
Grabaciones con esta guitarra
Detalles técnicos
Additional information
| Tapa | Abeto macizo |
|---|---|
| Aros y fondo | Palosanto de Madagascar macizo |
| Diestra/Zurda | Diestra o zurda |
| Tiro | 654 mm |
| Diapasón | Ébano |
| Puente | Palosanto de Madagascar |
| Barniz | Gomalaca |
| Clavijero | Clavijero Rodgers diseño especial |
| Cuerdas | Ramírez alta tensión 3ª en carbono |
| Cejillas | Hueso |
| Ancho cejilla cabeza | 52,5 mm |
| Altura 12 traste | Prima 3,50 mm y sexta 4,50 mm (*aproximado) |









