Classical Guitars

The Malaga is the 'first' and best seller in the Admira full size (4/4) solid top series, It is actually all solid tonewoods as follows …Solid cedar top, solid sapelli back and sides, African mahogany neck and mongoy hardwood fingerboard. Amazing quality and value. An Admira BEST SELLER.

Excellent sounding,and nicely finished off full size classical guitar with a solid Canadian Cedar top and a laminate mahogany back and sides. Features Indian Rosewood inlays Gloss finish

Admira Alba 3/4 ADM100 guitar.
With manufacturing carefully controlled in the Far East by Spanish-trained luthiers, the Alba stays true to the purpose set out by its Spanish older sibling – the Almeria – and it delivers a great tone bound to enhance the learning of any student or enthusiastic amateur.

Designed for students by guitar teachers, the Jose Ferrer Estudiente 3/4 size offer the beginner everything they could need to start their musical journey - a good quality laminate body guitar nicely finished. Supplied with gig bag.

Excellent sounding,and nicely finished off full size classical guitar with a solid Cedar top and a mahogany back and sides.

Elegant sounding classical guitar made with traditional Spanish techniques and processes. Features a solid Canadian Red Cedar top and a Sapele back and sides.

Admira Alba 4/4 ADM200 Guitar.
With manufacturing carefully controlled in the Far East by Spanish-trained luthiers, the Alba stays true to the purpose set out by its Spanish older sibling – the Almeria – and it delivers a great tone bound to enhance the learning of any student or enthusiastic amateur.

Stir you classical emotions with a very well made,classical guitar from Altamira, influenced from the Altamira caves in Northern Spain. Made using tradition Spanish techniques and processes.

The Admira 1957N Almeria is an excellent entry-level full sized (4/4) classical guitar. It is also very suitable for the advanced beginner. It's new design incorporates a full heel neck/body joint. Has an Oregon pine top, mongoy fingerboard & sapelli back and sides.

Fantastic student guitar featuring a solid Canadian red cedar top, laminate Mahogany body, rosewood fingerboard and a gloss finish.

Admira Diana ADM300 guitar.
The Diana’s Solid Cedar top is integral to this instrument’s warm, sonorous tone. Closely echoing the tonewoods used on Admira’s legendary Malaga model.

The Admira 1955 Infante is an excellent quality 3/4 size entry level classical guitar built in Spain with the name of Admira behind it. An Admira BEST SELLER.

This special Admira Clasico 1949 classical guitar has a 7/8 Size body with a full size neck, it is excellent for the transition from playing a standard 3/4 size guitar to playing full size (4/4) classical guitar. However, it is also very suitable for the player that prefers a 'small body guitar' with Spanish made quality at a very reasonable price.

A fantastic value solid top classical guitar built in Romania. The Hokada has a tone and volume that is exceptional when you consider the price of this hand finished European made instrument.

Satin finished solid Cedar top, combined with Ovangkol back and sides which is very similar to Rosewood in its tonal properties work together to give the Concerto a great tone.

Beautifully made classical guitar from renowned English Classical guitar maker Michael Gee. This particular
guitar (once owned by top Yourkshire born guitarist Cheryl Grice Waterson) was made in 1985 and features a Solid Spruce Top, Brazilian Rosewood back and sides, mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard. There's nothing like the sound of nearly 40 year old Brazilian Rosewood! Supplied in a UK made Hiscox hard case. Commission Sale

Quality electro classical guitar from top spanich luthiers Prudensio Saez. This guitar features a solid German spruce top with a stunning cocobolo back and sides, mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard. 48mm nut width so fairly narrow for a classical. Its more of a hybrid guitar. Features a Fishman classical preamp and pickup system. Supplied in a quality Cibeles carbon fibre hard case. Commission Sale

Rare M. Sakurai Number 7 features a solid cedar top with rosewood back and sides and a mahogany neck. Built in Japan in 1975. Mint condition for its age, slightly high action.