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great sound and playing !!! the guitar suits this music very well

Looks similar to an unlabeled Paracho guitar I recently bought. Also made of all solid woods: Palo Escrito back and sides and European spruce top. After a bit of online research I might have a Gilb guitar from the 60s or early 70s. The sound reminds me of old Spanish guitars.

What is the name of this piece?

Sounds amazing!

sides and bottom are laminate rosewood .do you know if there are 2 or 3 layers of wood ?

Falta la Media Luna en la cabeza. No es una guitarra de primera. Es una guitarra de estudio.

Some History: José Roca Navarro started his business ROCA from the remains of Marinnieta. Marinnieta used to be the business of María Dolores Marín Soucase. She was the granddaughter of the great guitar builder Andrés Marín. José Roca was married to Dolores from 1945 till 1957. When José took up and led the guitar production in 1959, the market for guitars was picking up to skyrocket in numbers from 3600 guitars in 1959 to 25.000 pieces in 1965! This is a some- what later guitar. It already has plastic rollers instead of the earlier metal rollers used in former times for these kind of guitars. Maybe not always the most prestigious woods used for these guitars but always solid!

I have a 1971 Ramirez 1a #4711 stamped MT Yes, thin neck. Ramirez was increasing production then. Who was this Luthier? A recent offer on Reverb is #4710

Sonido de guitarra antiguo presioso, me lleva a otros tiempos. gracias..

What would be the appropriate. value of this guitar. Or a reasonable price to pay for it in a good condition?

They can be the hidden treasures and often still a bit payable. Not only flamenco is possible on these guitars. I owe one (cypress bodied as well) from 1945. I play Prelude de Adios on it in one of my video's. Thanks for placing. Where did you get those beautiful tuners?

Yes, this one all solid wood.

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Maravilhosa!

Now for sale on Catawiki: www.catawiki.com/de/l/64720823. Happy bidding!

Now for sale on Catawiki_ www.catawiki.com/de/l/64720795. Happy bidding!

Hallo , Diese gitarre ist in Catawiki in Aktion ?

Nice guitar! Btw what is the name of the etude you're playing there?

Thanks for placing this video as this Concierto Uno guitar has the same head as my Estruch. I thought this headform to be from the sixties but now I know it can be from a later date. Did you made this video with selling the guitar in mind? If so, at what price?

Always something to discover when looking at the different pictures of these guitars. There are some very good examples go the Salvador Ibanez e Hijos around and though most Valencian luthiers used cheaper woods for their guitars they knew how to built some well sounding instruments. Let's not forget that even Jose Ramirez already in the fifties of the past century imported their student guitars from Valencia. Recognizable at the dark blue label and most of the time a lot more expensive then their sister and brother guitars labelled with "Hijos de Vicente Tatay" that in fact are the same instru- ments! Thanks for sharing!

These were the cheapest, factory made Spanish guitars available at the time.. around $150 USD. They sounded ok and could be set up to be functional. Nothing special.

Que precio puede tener

Una pregunta cuanto vale esa guitarra si puedes decirmelo te lo agradezco salud

It is still for sale? what is the price? with which woods is it built (top, sides, back, neck, ...)?

h I own 3 Juan Estruch guitars from 1969 my Father bought and was offered to be the Distributor in the USA from Houston. He turned it down because he had a nice engineering job. One sounds better than the others, and all better than Trigger mos def. I've played mine since I was five in 1969. I met Andres Segovia backstage in Houston when I was 8. They are different "models" of quality examples of Juan.

Hello is it a 3/4 or 4/4?