Jose Ramirez 1946 Flamenco

José Ramirez flamenco guitar from 1946 - impressive tablao guitar - it sounds so beautiful ...

There's not much to say about the Ramirez name ... this family of luthiers has shaped the history of guitar making like no other.
They have been making world-class guitars for more than 100 years.
This guitar dates from the time when Ramirez II took over the business from his father Ramirez I. It is what we call a tablao guitar because the musicians used it to play in the flamenco bars, called tablao. Back then, Ramirez was the first port of call for musicians to get a good flamenco guitar.

This guitar has the grandiose sound that we know from the old recordings of the great masters ...
It has a very powerful tone and offers enormous warmth as well as volume. The basses are absolutely fantastic and have that unbeatable vintage character. The trebles are clear and differentiated. The guitar unfolds the most beautiful tone colors in every single note and inspires in all areas. Truly a very beautiful instrument ... you will definitely love it.

It plays very easily, with a low string action, a straight neck, perfectly adjusted!
The top is made of spruce, back and sides of cypress. The scale length is 650 mm and the nut width is 51 mm.

If the guitar could talk, it would certainly be able to tell of many evenings in the various tablaos and stages in different places in Spain.
It is in good condition but has a few repairs that have been professionally done. It plays very nicely with a low action and a straight and comfortable neck.

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