Top: Solid spruce – aged beautifully for resonance and tonal richness
Back & Sides: Spanish cypress – lightweight, bright, and punchy
Neck: Spanish cedar
Fretboard: Ebony
Scale Length: 664mm
Nut Width: 52mm
Tuners: fursto limited edition
Finish: Traditional French polish (with natural wear)
Case: Hard case included
Condition:
Overall, the guitar remains in very good vintage condition. It shows the honest wear and patina of a working instrument—expected from a 60-year-old flamenco guitar—but remains structurally sound and performance-ready. Any historic repairs or refinishing have been professionally carried out, preserving its original charm and playability. the headstock has some crack but fixed already.
This authentic 1964 José Ramírez flamenco guitar, built in Madrid, represents a golden era of Spanish guitar craftsmanship. Light, responsive, and full of character, it delivers the unmistakable dry, percussive attack and warm overtones that define the traditional flamenco sound.
Constructed during the period when the Ramírez workshop was producing instruments for many of Spain’s greatest players, this guitar is a superb example of their mid-century flamenco work—designed for the stage, made to be played.
onal Qualities:
This guitar has a dry, fast flamenco voice, with a snappy attack, warm mids, and singing trebles. The aged wood and decades of playing have opened up its tone, giving it a unique character that modern instruments simply cannot replicate.
A Rare Opportunity
José Ramírez flamenco guitars from the 1960s are increasingly sought after for their tone, heritage, and connection to Spain’s rich musical tradition. This is more than an instrument—it’s a piece of flamenco history.
