I have a 1971 Jose Ramirez, cedar top and it's fantastic. The sound is big and warm. I'll have it 'til I die.

@Israel47100

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I also have Ramirez from 1977 so that we both live to 120 years.

@Skinny_Karlos

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@@Israel47100 Hang on to that one. Don't let her out of your sight.

With all the high grade guitars on this podcast, I admire how the host describes the unique beauty of each model of each luthier.

Another great selection of guitars beautifully played as always Jouyan thank you! 😊

Ramirez sounds in his own way, almost devoid of flaws, unlike other guitars, Ramirez has silver in the sound, an amazing voice!

Chiesa was my fave. Great video again

3rd is rich and romantic it opens up your spirit... To compose something new..

The last but definitely not the least. Just what I love from Cedar tops very very deep colours and robust sound wakes up the 'artist' in you....

Complimenti 👏👏👏

The Daniele Chiesa guitar is amazing! I also use Knobloch strings and love them!

Like Italian sport cars...the passion is built in.. a guitar to fall in love with, congrats to the lootier ..

Very impressive the Swedish 11string, the sound is superb, the 11strings will keep you carried away playing .next level...

Chiesa and Ramirez

Wow, it's like a box of chocolates, different flavours but all delicious. My favourites were the Chiesa, the Gil and the Ramirez. The Ramirez of course has the advantage of being aged.

The Tezanos family of luthiers, now in its 3rd generation, is my favorite. Mariano Sr. was the first, and some of the "1A" guitars that he built in Jose III's workshop are among the finest golden-era Madrid guitars ever constructed, imo (surpassed by the work of the youngest Tezanos, also imo). Recently had a chance to look at what MAY have been the very last 1A that Mariano Sr. built, and even though it was in really rough condition, it was still outstanding. The '67 MT in the video is worth a look for any serious collector...or performer for that matter.

@robbiemac5946

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I own a '67 Ramirez 1A "MT". The original owner was a Sydney based jazz/classical guitarist and teacher. Unfortunately, it was mistreated by a subsequent owner, and it is currently being restored. Even in rough condition with a collapsed brace, bowed neck, and ancient strings, I could tell it was a special instrument.

Very nice constellation of guitars this week too. If people are curious on, what a guitar with more than six strings can sound like, they of course could look up Brilliant Classics and especially listen to their Ernest Shand collection performed by Alberto La Rocca, who exclusively performs on a ten string guitar. Very beautiful music, and these harp type guitars especially of course excel in the deep bass notes, which I love so much. Another example is Moran Wasser, German guitarist, who exclusively performs on a 11 string Dieter Müller guitar. It is a very good reason, that you gave, why Siccas Guitars only showcase guitars with that one type of strings. People should also remember, if they prefer another set of strings on their guitar, it is not that big an investment to buy a new set of strings, compared to the prices of these hand crafted high quality luthier made guitars. That Jose Ramirez: Totally perfection! The only question for prospect buyers really should be, do they value the experience of performing on a historical guitar so much, that they are willing to pay the premium for it. Otherwise, the other guitars are surely not shabby at all! I especially liked the two French guitars, and the latter of course is the bargain of this week.

I would love to hear a demo of a John Ray guitar out of Granada. I own one, and would like to see a review

all are wonderful but I liked José Ramirez.

Truly aged very well, the work of a really good loitering stay a champion years later still.

Rly in a class of its own...

I will stay with my Ramirez 1a 1977 and I am her first hand.

👏👏👏

I am referring to the meeting #43

Hi ! Great job ✌️ Quick question… What is the name of the song you play in 17:40 ? Thanks

I enjoy your video every week. May I ask you Jouyan one question? I would like to know mic setting for video shooting. Particularly how far do you place mic from guitar? Thank you in advance.

@SiccasGuitars

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Thank you 😊We use a stereo pair of microphones placed 1 meter away from the guitar's 12th fret, with a distance of 14 cm between the two microphones.

I like to know if the Jose Ramires guitar you just demonstrated is for sale , what is the price and how can I order it .thank you

What is the name of your beautiful intro piece? Thanks! ☺️

Considering the fashionable evolution of the modern classical guitar, there is still nothing that sounds as great as the guitars built from the “Golden Age” of Casa de Ramírez. That warm and penetrating mid-range is… well, simply delicious 😋

are these guitars miched? I sure hope not but I think so. My Garcia sounds good but these are phenom

la Ramirez mais j'adore la Daniel Gil de Avalle

de Aville was amazing the others were as well but a hair below. Whew

The Ramirez guitar I do feel comfort with, since I have one my self from -69.Such a nice tone. The alto guitar nice built but not a great tone at all. The solution of the peghead is in some way a shortcut. The basstrings is climing on the very wood instead going free to tuner itself. I.m not about this alto owervelmed at all. Seen better constructions of pegheads on altos.

que cuerda usa el ramirez 1967?

I have an 81 Ramirez 1a in 664 mm scale and although it sounds a lot like this one I find it very difficult to play compared to other guitars. I love the sound but unfortunately this guitar is not for me.

@1corinthians15.1-4kjv

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Siccas Guitars do have a trade in option and your guitar then is hugely valuable most likely. Just a heads up for you.

What is the piece at 4:19?

@TheElderOne28

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Schubert - Standchen

Hi

The Ramirez has the 1A and the 'segovia' model, I have always wondered what they would sound like side by side.

Love, don't fall in love with, your guitar... Fall in love with a person, not in-animate objects. . . Love your PLAYING ! !

Interesting how NOTHING sounds like a Ramirez.