Kremona Rosa Blanca Flamenco Guitar Gloss Natural

I purchased my first classical guitar from Kremona, and had played this particular flamenco guitar once before. It always loomed in the back of my head of getting it one day. When I had come to the decision to purchase, I couldn't have been happier with the results. I took my new Rosa Blanca into the acoustic room at Guitar Center and played. Fell in love quickly after.

The Kremona Rosa Blanca is world class . The build quality is excellent, the European Spruce top on this ons has some great looking figuring in the lower bout beneath the bridge, and the entire top is quite nice to look at. The Cypress on the back is some of the most beautiful I have seen on any flamenco guitar. Likewise for the sides , the Cedar neck is also great looking , and the back profile is very comfortable. The rosewood bridge is as good as it gets as well. The rosette is expertly done as is all of the Rosewood binding and other purfling . The Indian Ebony fingerboard and expertly finished frets are a joy to play. The finish is marvelous too. The neck angle is what I have been looking for in my search for a flamenco guitar. Right out of the box the playability is wonderful and lots of room to lower should I ever want to. But I love the way it plays as is. The sound is pure flamenco, with growl, snap and sweetness. This one will constantly surprise you as you play it. The Kremona Arete strings that come with the guitar are a perfect match and these will be the stings I stay with. They are very balanced, and will give you all you need to play flamenco ! CGHC deluxe hard case included.

As a professional musician, I am using this guitar for everything. The sound is better than anything in it's price range and much higher, the quality is flawless, the setup was perfect, playability is very smooth and the subtle beauty of the guitar is understated. Perfect combination of lows and highs, an excellent voice that lasts and lasts.

I visited Spain and comparing the sound of this Guitar with guitars built by recognized handcraft makers, and it sounds like a 3,500 Euros one or better! On Studio session, the enginners commented the perfect balance on trebles and bass, the intensity of sound is almost twice than another guitar.

I own a 2013 Rosa Blanca and was pleasantly surprised upon arrival. Its a TRUE flamenco guitar with great neck shape for flamenco, shallow body depth and quick response with the right flamenco tone. The string spacing at saddle is 60mm separation which is exactly the same as Conde Hermanos and Manuel Reyes guitars. The build and quality is top notch and much better than guitars double the price that I used to own from Spain. The Kremona guys in Sophia just got the design right on these Rosa models as they truly are great guitarra flamencas!