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Jose Ramirez 1a 1971 – this classical guitar is a truly remarkable instrument, steeped in guitar history and showcasing the distinct, legendary Ramirez sound.
A rare gem from the Ramirez workshop, this guitar represents over 50 years of excellence, with the brand’s instruments gracing the hands of renowned musicians like Sting, Andres Segovia, Chet Atkins, Sabicas, Lee Ritenour, and Christopher Parkening. The classical guitars produced by Jose Ramirez in the 1960s and early 1970s are celebrated worldwide, marking a pivotal era when the Ramirez workshop helped shape the modern classical guitar into its current form.
This guitar bears the maker’s number 8, attributed to Manuel Caceres.
It offers exceptional playability, with a comfortable neck and an easy action. The scale length is 664 mm, paired with a nut width of 54 mm. Featuring a cedar top with rosewood back and sides, it exemplifies the high-quality craftsmanship Ramirez is known for.
The sound is everything one could hope for in a Ramirez masterpiece: full, robust, and profoundly deep. It blends thickness and clarity with a warm, mysterious, and moody tonal character. Each note resonates with controlled and balanced layers of overtones, enhancing the crystal-clear fundamental. The guitar’s sound has a cathedral-like presence, giving it immense power suitable for any concert hall. It truly embodies the essence of a “concert grand” guitar, with a commanding and thunderous presence.
These guitars are highly sought after by collectors and remain a top choice for concert artists worldwide. Both in terms of sound and collectability, this is an exceptional example of Ramirez craftsmanship.
In excellent condition for its age, this guitar shows minimal wear from years of use and play. A small crack on the back has been professionally repaired. It is accompanied by a high-quality case.
Whether you are a collector or a performer, this instrument is a superb representation of the artistry and excellence that define a fine Ramirez guitar.
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