Copy of the 1963 guitar from our collection that belonged to the guitarist Andrés Segovia. This guitar is important because it used red cedar for the first time, a finding of José Ramírez III that soon became popular in the world and that other builders and brands began to use. As it is a reproduction, Brazilian rosewood has been used, which was acquired by José Ramírez III and does not have ebony in the handle, since he introduced it at the end of the 60’s. It is also varnished with French polish and has a carbon bar inside (an improvement introduced by José Ramírez IV in the 90’s). A percentage of the sales will go to support the work of the Andrés Segovia Foundation. In our handcrafted guitars we only use solid wood. It is made to order and you can consult us the modifications you want through our mail, so we can study it and make you a new budget: tienda@guitarrasramirez.com
Technical details
Additional information
Top | Red cedar |
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Sides and back | Brazilian rosewood |
Scale | 664mm |
Fingerboard | Ebony |
Bridge | Brazilian rosewood |
Finish | French polish |
Headmachine | Alessi Ramírez design |
Strings | Ramírez red cedar top |
Nut and saddle | Bone |
Nut width | 52.5 mm |
12th fret height | prime 3.50mm and sixth 4.50mm (*approximate) |
Case | Manzano (handmade in Spain) |