Ramirez Estudio 3 Cedar Classical Guitar - Left-Handed

$3,399.00

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Every guitar is given a professional setup and a thorough 19-point inspection including playing through every note, adjusting saddle & nut heights, checking neck relief, fret ends, tuning mechanisms, finish, and more. You can rest assured that your guitar will be flawless or we'll replace it or refund it and cover all shipping charges. Also, all guitars at XGuitars are kept at the perfect humidity and temperature to prevent hidden cracks, sharp frets, warped necks, etc.



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Ramirez Estudio 3 Cedar Classical Guitar - Left Handed

The Ramirez Estudio 3 Cedar (Studio 3) is a top studio guitar with a selection of the finest, high-quality woods. Its sound is reminiscent of the characteristic Ramirez timbre.

Great volume, body, interplay of tones, balance, roundness and warmth.

Top: Solid Cedar
Sides & Back: Solid Indian Rosewood
Neck: Cedar
Binding: Indian Rosewood
Fingerboard: Ebony
Bridge: Indian Rosewood
Nut: Cow Bone
Nut Width: 52mm
Saddle: Cow Bone
Soundhole: 89.6mm
Tuner: Van Gent
Scale Length: 650mm
StringsRamírez Hard Tension
Finish: Polyurethane
Electronics: None

Ramirez Hardshell Case Included


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Sean G. (Mukilteo, US)
Great guitar

Shipping and communication with Geoff was great and I will happily do business with XGuitars again.

I am very much in love with my Ramirez. I'm an intermediate (grade 3) level guitarist who plays mostly classical material. I find this guitar harmonically rich, the trebles sing, the basses are not boomy, present, very balanced. I am able to better replicate what I hear coming from my instructors luthier grade instrument particularly in the upper register. While this guitar isn't as loud as a concert grade instrument, I find tonally and harmonically I prefer the sound of this guitar to many double tops I hear, particularly when playing aggressively -- the bass has a lovely snarl.

Case is your standard acoustic case. Using 5 humidipak's I'm only able to keep it at 42% humidity in a room that hovers at around 32% humidity, so I had to spring for a case with better seal on it. Tuners aren't super fancy but perfectly functional, it might be the one piece I may tweak later in the future. The woods are gorgeous, the top is absolutely perfect. Very bronze cedar with tight straight grains. The finish is glossy, but not overly sticky on the neck. I had never used Ramirez strings before, I'm happy with them. No issues with action, was a standard classical setup.