A very special guitar made by Jose Ramirez 1A from 1973

This guitar is for sale. Any questions you can email me at [e-mail]

[@atomic432]

I bought a Ramirez 1A new in 1975 and I appreciate your video, Thanks.

[@dickfulthorp2363]

I have a Jose Ramirez studio 4E Classical guitar made in 2000 and I bought it in 2001. Although I don't play very well, its sound is pure and mellow to my 82 year old ears. I will not sell it and will leave it behind when my life is finished.so someone else can enjoy it as I have.

[@regfabrizio1446]

That is a very beautiful guitar Goran...you got a beauty...I played a 69 Ramirez in Italy and it was sensational

[@devanshsoni8622]

oh man, that Guitar is so beautiful

[@jimmycricket7385]

I had one of those. And as beautiful as it was, I simply wasn't a good enough player to warrant owning it. So after a few years I sold it to a better musician.

[@ricdavid7476]

maybe you would have got better had you kept it

[@Skinny_Karlos]

I'm fortunate to have a 1971 Ceder top Jose Ramirez 1A and I just love it. It was $7000.00 Australian dollars about twenty years ago and just love it. It'll be with me 'til I die.

[@ramaschoi844]

John Williams rarely play with José Ramirez! He played mainly on Ignacio Fleta, Hernández y Aguado, Greg Smallman!

[@thanagan5192]

A late 60s 1A Ramirez that hasn't been played much is a rare find and a treat as the instrument should hopefully still open up.

[@paulcrawford5153]

I have a blue label ramirez flamenco. They were supposed to be cheap but it has solid woods all over and ebony fretboard. The headstock looks like a cricket bat so I tried to tart it up a bit and when I tried to change the tuners they were about 1mm off standard centres so I couldn't. I think it is sounding quite cool since it is narrower than your standard classical.

[@ccaissie113]

I'm replacing my existing 36mm tuners with original Fustero 36mm tuners. The current ones are fine, but i want to have original types on my 71 1a

[@paulcrawford5153]

I experienced that about my Ramirez i had before (the action needed to be higher to sound its best).. what is it about the construction that causes that do you know?

[@paulcrawford5153]

Do you know what it is about the construction which requires the strings to be higher action for best sound?

[@ragnarkisten]

I have one from 1976!

[@johnstoutenburg7163]

volume is fantastic

[@Rasplata5]

Fine sounding guitar. The problem with Ramirez is always the action.

[@scratchcardsandcollectible7455]

Like the one on the back

[@SoumyadiptaRay]

are Ramirez low end guitars like Estudio series… made by Ramirez themselves or made by local luthiers??? Worth enough as Ramirez handmade to buy???

[@va_guitar]

Try 125 Anos - very well made great sounding instruments at a reasonable price.

[@xavierortiz2690]

Is there an Alvarez based on this model

[@GoranIvanovic]

No not really.

[@xavierortiz2690]

@@GoranIvanovic ok thanks

[@scratchcardsandcollectible7455]

I know a guy who is having one 1973 with the wood keys

[@simbadlemarin1815]

Can't believe you left Parkening off that list

[@GoranIvanovic]

sorry I ruined your life

[@MarkLevine-kw6dc]

Adjustment of bridge

[@macleod41069]

John Williams didn’t play Ramirez, he hates them

[@GoranIvanovic]

yeah who cares

[@macleod41069]

@@GoranIvanovic obviously not you , you’re just making up stuff

[@GoranIvanovic]

@@macleod41069 yes just to piss you off

[@macleod41069]

@@GoranIvanovic not working

[@GoranIvanovic]

@@macleod41069 happy for you now go to some other channel

[@张挺峰-s2r]

The base frequency is still too high, the overall sound is fine, the taste is still a bit worse than the traditional low-resonance piano, this base frequency is at a-a#

[@GoranIvanovic]

sorry, i have no idea what you are talking about.

[@ohrofax]

yes, the action is too high and could be lower for easier fast playing like paco de lucia´s ramirez guitar, his ramirez 1a has a very low action, that means they could do it but they don´t do it itentionally wrong. fazit i would never buy a ramirez and by the way the prize is tooooooooooooo high.

[@GoranIvanovic]

totally different guitars you are talking about mine being classical and you are refering to flamenco models not the same thing

[@ohrofax]

@@GoranIvanovic i had the opportunity 1978 in Siegen/Germany to play de lucia´s Ramirez Classic No. 1 and this instrument had a very low action and he said that jose made it extra for him. unfortunately he is not still alive and you can´t ask him anymore.

[@GoranIvanovic]

@@ohrofax it was a flamenco guitar paco never played classical ramirez

[@ohrofax]

@@GoranIvanovic No this was a classical Ramirez No. 1 I saw the label in the soundhole.

[@GoranIvanovic]

@@ohrofax label for flamenco and classical 1A is the same