Flamenco guitar built by the master guitar maker Alberto Pantoja, a self-taught example of unquestionable qualities building high quality instruments, although he learned things watching other great masters work and was also a great connoisseur of the woods used to build an instrument. He stopped building guitars in 2013 and it is now his son and grandson who follow his tradition and passion for this great instrument.
The selection of woods used for this instrument are, for the top, German spruce with an exceptional sonority and a high quality grain, Indian rosewood for the body (sides and back) of an impressive beauty and characteristics, with finishes and fillets truly precious considered as cuts of unique pieces.
Thanks to the perfect selection of woods used by Alberto Pantoja for this instrument make its sound totally extraordinary, with an exquisite power and depth in the strings, the cousins are crystal clear and clean offering an enviable balance and projection. The comfort of this guitar is perfect in both hands and very grateful to the guitarist.
The pulsation of this guitar is of medium tension with the strings at a perfect height for its execution.
The guitar is in an excellent state, totally original without any type of repair.
Flamenco guitar built by the guitar maker Manuel Ordóñez, born in Córdoba and from a very young age he was curious about the construction of guitars, that led him to undertake a path as a restorer and guitar builder totally self-taught. Today he is one of the great promises of our country. His guitars are a combination of great balance, sound, power, timbre, comfort and elegance, all this leads to their guitars are of excellent quality.
The selection of woods used for this instrument is for the top German spruce top of great quality and healing of long years, Indian rosewood for the body (rings and back) of extraordinary quality and beauty and chosen in detail …
Thanks to the selection of woods of this instrument make its sound exquisite for the ears of lovers and professionals of the world of flamenco providing an exceptional depth and brilliance in the strings, with powerful and crystalline cousins offering a very grateful comfort in both hands for the guitarist.
The pulsation of this instrument is of medium tension with the perfect string height for playing.
The guitar is in excellent condition, totally original without cracks or any kind of repair.
Flamenco guitar built by the firm Conde Hermanos on the number 7 of Gravina street in Madrid. It was built by Domingo Esteso’s nephews, Mariano and Faustino, and it is called a ‘third-class’ guitar, simply because of its lesser quality woods. Despite this, the value for money is excellent and it has been built by hand in the same exact way as the so-called ‘first-class’ guitars, giving it its exceptional sound and, in many occasions, there’s nothing to envy to first-class guitars, and that’s why there has always been a high demand of this kind of guitars among professionals.
The selection of woods used for this instrument is: cedar of extraordinary acoustics and top quality grain for the soundboard, and cypress of extraordinary quality and absolutely stunning beauty for the body (sides and back).
Thanks to the selection of woods used on this instrument, its sound is exquisite to the ears of both lovers and professionals of flamenco, offering exceptional depth and power on the bass strings, together with powerful and crystalline trebles. This guitar offers perfect comfort on both of the guitarist’s hands.
The pulsation of this guitar is of medium tension with the strings at perfect height for performance.
The guitar is in a good conditon, it simply has a little crack on the back under the inner heel which doesn’t need repair.
Flamenco guitar built by the guitar master Jesús de Jimenez, currently seen as one of the greatest promises in the guitar world. His guitars are highly prized nowadays and there are many professionals who have played them, such as Manolo Franco or el Niño Pura.
The selection of woods used for this instrument is: german pine spruce of exceptional sound and great quality grain for the soundboard, and Indian rosewood of stunning beauty and features for the body (sides and back), with truly beautiful finishes..
Thanks to the perfect selection of woods Jesús de Jimenez used on this instrument, its sound is truly extraordinary, offering exquisite power and depth in the bass strings, together with crystalline and clean trebles, as well as envible balance and projection. This guitar offers perfect comfort on both of the guitarist’s hands.
The pulsation of this guitar is of medium tension with the strings at perfect height for performance.
The guitar is in an excellent condition, without any kind of repair nor crack and completely original.
Flamenco guitar crafted by the guitar maker Juan Roman Padilla, born in 1928. Since the age of nine, he became fascinated by the world of luthiers until 1960, when he studied with the grand master German Perez Barranco, although he was mainly self-taught.
He was a great innovator and many luthiers and craftsmen sought his knowledge and advice. His guitars are of great quality and excellent but simple finishing. Juan Roman is not active at the moment.
The Wood selected by Juan Roman for this instrument (German Pine Spruce for the soundboard, Cypress for the body, sides, and back) are of great quality and beauty and carefully chosen.
Thanks to the selection of the wood of this instrument, the sound is exquisite to the ears of flamenco lovers and professionals in the world of flamenco. The wood gives it depth and outstanding brilliance on the bass strings with powerful and crystalline trebles, and a comfortable feeling in both hands.
The pulsation of the instrument is medium tension with the perfect string height for playing.
The guitar is in a very good state, and with only a small scratch which is hardly visible and repaired by Francisco Sanches, keeping the original varnish.
Flamenco guitar crafted by deceased guitar Maker Rafael Diaz and his brother Francisco Manuel Diaz. He learnt the trade with his brother until he became an autodidact made his own guitars, making excellent guitars in both sound and quality.
The Wood selected for this instrument (German Pine Spruce for the sound board, Cypress for the body, sides and back) are of great quality and beauty and carefully chosen.
Thanks to the selection of the wood of this instrument, the sound is exquisite to the ears of flamenco lovers and professionals in the world of flamenco. The wood gives it depth and outstanding brilliance on the bass strings with powerful and crystalline trebles, and a comfortable feeling in both hands.
The pulsation of the instrument is medium tension with the perfect string height for playing.
The guitar is in an excellent state, and without any scratches or repairs, and totally original.
