2012 Manuel Adalid, Model Viviana Concert Flamenca Guitar

Manuel Adalid (b. 1951) is a second generation luthier, and the head luthier at Esteve. He is widely respected as one of Spain's most experimental and innovative guitar makers.  The guitars Manuel makes under his own name, however, are not production guitars.

2012 Manuel Adalid, Viviana Flamenca Negra

Manuel Adalid (b. 1951) is the head luthier at Esteve, and a second generation guitar maker. He is widely respected in Spain as among the most experimental and innovative guitar makers in Spain. Although the Esteve makes production guitars, Manuel Adalid maintains his own workshop within Esteve, where he carries on experiments and personally makes the guitars that he sells under his own name.

2011 Aarón García Ruíz, Concert Flamenco Guitar

Aaron Garcia Ruiz is a luthier in Granada. He is also musicologist and professor at the University of Granada. Aaron apprenticed with Manuel Fernandez Fernandez, working with this master luthier until his death in 1997, he then continued his training with Manuel's son, Jose Manuel Fernandez Enriquez.

2012 José Ruiz Pedregosa, Concert Flamenco Guitar

This José Ruiz Pedregosa model flamenca does not have the carved headstock and bridge that typify his other models, but offers the same quality of woods and worikmanship at a more attractive price.

2012 Vicente Carrillo / Juan Miguel Gonzalez, 1a Chanca Tomatito Model Flamenca Negra

The Tomatito Chanca Model Flamenca Negra is the product of an on-going collaboration between two of Spain's leading luthiers, Juan Miguel González and Vicente Carrillo, and one of Spain's foremost flamenco guitarists, José Fernández Torres ‘Tomatito.'  Each man brings his depth of personal experience to this model.   Each guitar is signed by the makers, as well as by ‘Tomatito,' and each has been personally inspected and approved Tomatito as meeting his high standards for sound and playablity.

2009 José Ruiz Pedregosa, Concert Flamenco Guitar

This José Ruiz Pedregosa flamenco defines deude with its power, depth and richness of tone. This is one of the most regal sounding flamenco guitars we have, beautiful flamenco tone, and edge, low fast action.

2010 José Ruiz Pedregosa, Concert Flamenca Negra Guitar

José Ruiz Pedregosa (b. 1958) is the only disciple of the Spanish luthier Jerónimo Peña Fernández whose guitars are played by such great flamenco players as Monolo Sanlucar, Manolo Escobar, and Enrique Montoya.

2012 Paulino Bernabe, Model 2 Professional Concert Flamenco

The Paulino Bernabe model 2 is a fablous flamenco guitar that has everything professional flamenco players demand: a fast confortable action, trebles that sing in every register and have a certain sizzle, basses that are full-and solid, a wonderful rasp and growl, a depth and seriousness of tone worthy of cante jondo,  balance,  and great intonation.

2007 Felix Manzanero, 1a Concert Flamenca Negra Guitar

All the woods employed in building this guitar have been aged at least 30 years. The German spruce used for the top is outstanding, and Indian rosewood is superb. Felix Manzanero is one of the handful of outstanding luthiers to come out of the Ramirez workshop in the 1960s (such as Bernabe, Contreras, and Mario Tezanos), and is widely considered among finest flamenco guitar makers in Spain.