Hello, I am Amalia Ramírez, and today I would like to share with you the fascinating story of the Segovia model, one of the most precious jewels of Guitarras Ramirez. This model is not only significant for its quality and sound, but also for its deep connection with...

Spruce or cedar top guitars: We tell you the differences

by support | June 22, 2022 | Handcraft Guitars | 0 Comments

In this article, Cristina Ramírez and Adrián Baratech will tell us the differences between a spruce or cedar top guitar. Do you want to discover them? Keep reading 😉 What is the difference between a guitar with a cedar top and one with a spruce top? For this purpose,...

What are Ramírez handmade guitars?

by support | February 16, 2022 | Handcraft Guitars | 0 Comments

If we take into account the meaning of craftsmanship as the "art and technique of making or elaborating objects or products by hand, with simple apparatus and in a traditional way", we are talking about very different concepts to objects made in series, as is done in...

Andrés Segovia playing the Cavatina

by support | June 12, 2024 | Handcraft Guitars | 0 Comments

Maestro Segovia and the Traditional guitar model In the classical guitar world, the name Andrés Segovia resonates with particular reverence. Not only did this virtuoso Spanish guitarist elevate the status of the classical guitar to unprecedented levels, but he also...

The Ramirez Labels of our handmade and studio guitars

by support | August 24, 2022 | Guitars, Handcraft Guitars, Studio Guitars | 0 Comments

Today we are going to talk about the labels of the guitars handmade in our workshop, our Ramírez Labels. Until 1967 there was no real control of the labels, therefore, the dates will be approximate and surely there are some labels that are not reflected in this...

Ramírez Guitars headers

by support | October 5, 2023 | Handcraft Guitars | 0 Comments

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. José...

Paco Vidal in Friends of the Guitar of Valencia

by Cristina Ramirez | June 23, 2021 | Handcraft Guitars | 0 Comments

On Saturday 19th June 2021 we had the pleasure of attending the concert of our friend the guitarist Paco Vidal in one of the events organized by Friends of the Guitar of Valencia under the direction of Juan Grecos at its new headquarters in the hotel SH Valencia...

What is a 1A guitar?

by support | March 30, 2022 | Handcraft Guitars | 0 Comments

There is a bit of confusion among our guitarists when they talk about the 1A guitar. 1A is what we put on the label, where the class rating is listed. What do we mean by 1A guitar? By 1A we mean first class. These are all our handmade guitars, from the Aniversario to...

Differences between a classical guitar and a flamenco guitar

by support | July 20, 2022 | Handcraft Guitars, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Cristina Ramírez explains, in the video below, the differences between a classical guitar and a flamenco guitar. Both are Spanish guitars, but the fundamental difference can be found both in the woods and in the construction. What are the differences between a...

José Ramírez, the flamenco guitar that conquered the world

by support | October 29, 2022 | Handcraft Guitars, History | 0 Comments

There is no doubt that it is to Andrés Segovia that we owe the full diffusion of the Spanish guitar throughout the world, a task that he undertook and concluded with a Ramírez instrument in his hands. Following in his footsteps, a stream of concert guitarists kept the...

Studio Guitars

The Ramirez Labels of our handmade and studio guitars

Handmade guitars vs. studio guitars

In this video Cristina Ramirez uncovers this doubt that many of you usually have between these two product lines. In addition, the guitarist Adrián Baratech will give voice to two of the most representative models of each of the features. To sum up, the guitars that...

History of Ramirez Guitars studio guitars

When my great-grandfather, José Ramírez I, opened his business on his own, after the separation from his brother Manuel, he offered for sale both the guitars handmade in his workshop and those made in Valencian factories: Julve, and later also Vicente Tatay, who made...

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