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This is 100% a snake oil offer. There are so many other online courses you can take that are far better. I was lucky enough to get Guitar Sages course for free when he had a Veteran's Day offer for vets. I've checked out a lot of courses, and he's been the most detailed and consistent of them all.
- Alhambra, The Most Popular
- Raimundo: Handcrafted For Students
- Admira, The Affordable One
- Almansa: High Quality from A Smaller Outfit
- Camps: Great Choice For Intermediate Level
- Amalio Burguet: Artisan Guitars
- Prudencio Saez: Great Value For Students
- Esteve, A Traditional Range of Affordable Quality
- Jose Ramirez, The Most Famous One
Alhambra classical guitars are probably the most well known among the Made in Spain brands. It sells in over 40 countries the whole range from beginner instruments to pro quality guitars. You get well crafted instruments at a great price: which can vary from about $350 for a novice guitar to $3500 for their top of the line Luthier Indiavariant. Est...
At their workshop off Valencia in Spain, Raimundo produce over 12,000 instruments a year, almost all of which are exported to countries across the globe. It is not exactly an Asian mass production setup. But it not a luthier’s hut either. Raimundo Guitars make classical, flamenco and acoustic guitars of every grade, from student models to top of th...
For many years now, Admira guitars have been the classical guitar of choice for teachers, and students in many parts of the world. They are good early guitars offering great value for money. It’s made a name for itself for quality as well as affordability. A beginner of the guitar somewhere in Europe today is probably playing an Admira. Admira Guit...
In continuation of names like Alhambra and Admira, here’s one more Spanish-made classical guitar starting with an A: Almansa. The Almansa guitar range is also highly regarded, with a good selection of instruments, as well as high-grade, hand-built models for the professional player. It is a reasonably priced range, although not as inexpensive as th...
Camps Guitars was founded in 1945 by Juan Camps Coll, whose twin loves of music and carpentry led him into guitar making. The Camps workshop itself is located in the northeastern Catalan coast of Spain. Here, craftsmen and craftswomen apply the traditional methods of guitar makingthat have been passed down to them through the generations. They firs...
Amalio Burguet guitars are made in Catarroja, Valencia in southern Spain. The quality is excellent, but they are a bit more expensive (starting at 1000 EUR) than the entry levels from, for example, Alhambra. One of my current guitars is an Amalio Burguet Concert 1A, which I bought from their factory while on holiday in Spain. Amalio Burguet, the fo...
Another popular Made in Spain classical guitar that is highly recommended for students and intermediates is any model by Prudencio Saez. Especially his student models using cocobolo woodis a great instance of playability and affordability. Prudencio Sáez Armengol settled as a guitar builder in Valencia in 1963 after working in workshops of other ex...
It was in 1957 when the 3 partners Francisco Esteve, Manuel Adalid and Antonio Monfort decided to create their first guitar workshop. Today, a team of 50 artisans work in Esteve’s factory in south of Spain, near Valencia. Esteve is a popular name in classical guitarsthroughout the world. It again has its family traditions of guitar making going bac...
And finally, the granddaddy of them all: the famous, most esteemed Jose Ramirez guitars. It is probably the most respected classical guitarname in the world, representing some of the highest quality instruments you can buy. A long history dates back to over 100 years when a young José Ramírez came to be known as the most outstanding guitar maker of...
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May 9, 2014 · Straight from its box (this guitar doesn’t come with a hard case), the Virtuoso model has a beautiful natural look, as you would expect from a classical guitar. It features a well-finished classical style headstock with a sticker stating that the instrument has been handcrafted.
Jun 6, 2016 · If our Virtuoso E with its finish-stripped top sounds like a cannon, this contemporary model is more demure. With a lower-than-concert classical string height (3mm on the treble side, just under 4mm on the bass, measured at the 12th fret), it's a good, if not exceptional player.
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