Guitarra José Ramírez 1967

José Ramírez guitar built in 1967

José Ramírez I began his training in Francisco González’s workshop in 1870. He became independent and opened his own workshop in 1882. Since then, Casa Ramírez began a tradition that has been passed down from father to son until reaching the current 4th and 5th generations. .

José Ramírez’s workshop soon became a key gear for the Madrid Guitar School, thanks to the improvements he applied to the instrument and the training of professionals who worked in his workshop.

Today it is considered one of the most important Spanish guitar-building artisan companies in the world and the oldest house by direct line (from father to son).

Top: German Pine-Fir

Sides and back: Cypress

Fingerboard: Ebony

Neck: Honduran cedar

Bridge: Rio Rosewood

Scale: 655mm

12th fret string height: 2 mm

Nut width: 52 mm

Distance between 1st-6th string in nut: 44 mm

Distance between 1st-6th string in saddle: 56 mm

Saddle string height: 8 mm

Finish: Gum shellac

Headstock: Mechanical Chopsticks

Weight: 1.25kg

Perfect condition