2003 C. F. Vega after Manuel Ramirez, 1912 (Ex. Segovia)

A very traditional instrument which could easily pass as a modern Granada school guitar both visually and musically. It is well balanced, with sweet warm trebles and round basses. The guitar is easy to control the colors and dynamics. The wood selection on this instrument is superb, with a quality of Brazilian rosewood rarely seen today, or ever.

2023 Yan Lei No. 55

This Yan Lei has a Hauser like clarity and color range, with brilliant trebles and well balanced basses which are rounder and more open than the typical Hauser, with a hint of Spanish flavor. The action is easy, with a very even response and incredible color and dynamic range.

2015 Stanistaw Partyka

This 2015 Stanistaw Partyka's sound is full and bright, very powerful, and well balanced. The neck is very comfortable and well proportioned, and the instrument is noted for its ease of playing. This instrument rivals the sound and specifications of Spanish instruments.

1996 R. E. Bruné Artist Model No. 588

This 1996 R. E. Bruné has power and projection, with lots of clarity and ease of playing. Nearly effortless in the action, in a large hall this instrument fills every crevice, and you won’t be shaking out your hands by the end of the concert.

2001 Tezanos-Perez No. 406

This guitar is a near clone to the top signature model Bernabe guitars and has a rich full meaty quality to the sound, very immediate and colorful. The balance is very even and the basses are focused and firm, well balanced to the brilliant treble. In the concert hall this instrument carries to the furthest back seats effortlessly, and yet would record perfectly with the even quality of its response. Beautiful woods, and beautiful sound.

1979 Jose Ramirez 1a

This 1979 Jose Ramirez 1a is a very fine example of the classic Ramirez 1a with brilliant trebles, thunderous basses and that patented Spanish “Madrid” sound which just sings forever and is seducing to listen to. These instruments are never boring, and while the scales are not for everyone, the sound is something audiences respond to.

1993 Jose Ramirez C-86R

The sound of this 1993 José Ramírez is huge with a bright penetrating treble and firm focused bass, very colorful, the embodiment of what some call the modern “Madrid School” of guitar making.

1982 R. E. Bruné Artist Model

This 1982 R. E. Bruné Artist is very easy to play, and has a huge colorful sound with immediate attack and lots of energy in the sound, a very vibrant instrument.

1981 R. E. Bruné Santos Model

This 1981 R. E. Bruné Santos model has a bold, bright and exceptionally clear instrument with very quick response and easy action, the guitar has great color and usable dynamic range.

2017 R. E. Bruné Torres Model No. 767

this 2017 R. E. Bruné Torres Model is exceptionally easy to play, with a big, bright bold sound that jumps out of the instrument, great sustain, with singing trebles.

2022 Joshua French

This is a true masterpiece! The sound is the closest that I have heard to Jose Romanillios guitars in a very long time. This is already an exceptional new instrument that has yet to reach its fullest!

2023 R. E. Bruné Simplicio Model No. 816

2023 R. E. Bruné Simplicio Model. Brilliant trebles, firm basses, clarity and sustain are the hallmarks of this instrument, and it is exceptionally easy to play.

1986 R. E. Bruné No. 405

This 1986 R. E. Bruné No. 405 is a very easy to play instrument, yet can be pushed to maximize the volume without buzzing. The sound is exceptionally bright with firm incisive basses. It is colorful and responds instantly to volume demands.

M. E. Bruné No. 28

This instrument which is braced like the later Marcelo Barbero guitars is fitted with our “Bite-away,” which allows easier access to the upper frets and with the additional soundport in the Bite-away, more volume from the instrument. The action is low and easy to play. The sound is crisp and bright, very direct and immediate, yet the basses are really deep like older Spanish instruments.

M. E. Bruné No. 69

This M. E. Brune No. 69 has sustain and clarity that are rarely found together. A bold, bright and exceptionally clear instrument with very quick response and easy action, the guitar has great color and it has the tone-palette of a classic Spanish guitar. This instrument can be really driven to produce outstanding projection to the largest concert hall without losing any clarity.

M. E. Bruné No. 88 Signature Model

This M. E. Brune Signature model is a shockingly powerful and colorful guitar, capable of great expression, color and nuance. The action is very easy and comfortable to play.

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