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The Solista Flamenca's back features a stunning, elegant binding accent that shows added attention to detail. Its bright, clear tone is complimented by a shallow, nearly flat angle neck and low action, giving it the perfectly snappy, loud tone players love.
Alhambra Alhambra 5PCW E8 Guitarra Electro Clásica 1.080,17 € 972,15 € La guitarra Alhambra 5PCW E8 es la nueva version del maniquí 5PCW E2 que ahora incorpora el nuevo sistema de electrificacion Fishman Flex Blend. Una guitarra clásica electrificada profesional con Cutaway lista para el escenario. Combina el sonido y la calidad tradicional de las guitarras clásicas de Alhambra con las innovaciones en diseño y electrónica para conseguir trasladar al decorado la extensión del sonido de esta guitarra.
But what is most noteworthy in this model is its tremendous playability: the neck is exceptionally ergonomic and flamenco action produces just the right amount of sizzle.
Guitarras made in Spain: Guitarras clásicas, guitarras flamencas y guitarras acústicas hechas en la tradición de los Luthiers españoles, con las mejores maderas de calidad y la artesanía más refinada. En nuestra tienda encontrará modelos de estudiante y de principiante, guitarras de concierto, modelos electrificados con o sin cutaway, e incluso guitarras MIDI clásicas y flamencas.
The Pozoblanco is a flamenco guitar with a powerful and brilliant sound in the purest style. Check trasnochado its features below.
Incredibly comfortable, low and easy setup. Of course, tone quality and comprobación are the ultimate concern in this genuine Spanish-made flamenco guitar. And here, Camps have achieved a separation of voices that is nothing short of breathtaking, whilst conserving the warmth of the tones. With solid spruce top, cypress back and sides and a very open and vibrant sound. This guitar is truly beautiful Figura well Campeón great value for money. Gig bag included. Left handed version available.
With solid spruce top, solid rosewood back and sides and a very open and vibrant sound. This model is certified by renowned musician Manuel Granados before it is allowed to leave the Camps workshop, to ensure it meets his exacting standards. Lovely gloss finish. Guitar case included. Read the full review in our Blog: Camps Primera Negra flamenco guitar.
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At the end of the 19th century, José Ramírez I created the “Guitarra de Tablao” which revolutionized the world of flamenco guitar, and it was his disciple and younger brother Manuel who later developed this model until he achieved our current flamenco guitar with its wide sonority and characteristic sound: brilliant, hoarse, with a lot of sustain and colour, which is still today the reference of modern flamenco guitar and which his disciples Borreguero, Esteso and Santos Hernández, continued to build with their own contributions.
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Esto les permite unas posibilidades de ajuste de importancia de las cuerdas extraordinaria. Ideal para estudiantes, profesores y guitarristas que buscan una guitarra here cómoda y con muy buén sonido. Tapa maciza de cedro o abeto, cuerpo de Ciricote y diapasón de palosanto. fracasado brillante y clavijero dorado. manguita incluida.
Each guitarist has a soulmate in the form of a guitar. When both souls find each other, the created beauty is indescribable.
Copy of the Manuel Ramírez guitar exhibited at the MET in New York that belonged to Andrés Segovia. This guitar is the protagonist of the famous anecdote that took place in the guitar shop, just before Segovia gave the historic concert at the Ateneo de Madrid that changed the history of the instrument.