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britguy -> 'Classic' flamenco guitars. . . (Nov. 27 2011 15:19:28)

Does anyone know where I can get any information on the body shapes, dimensions , etc, of some of the 'classic' flamenco guitars, especially the older ones: ( Esteso, Santos Hernandez, Ramirez, etc.)

Anything published reviewing the specifications of these classic instruments?

Looking for some good reading material. . .



Ramon Amira -> RE: 'Classic' flamenco guitars. . . (Nov. 27 2011 15:24:06)

Contact Richard Brune.

Ramon



TANúñez -> RE: 'Classic' flamenco guitars. . . (Nov. 27 2011 15:32:24)

Get Roy Courtnall's book 'Making Master Guitars'. There's detailed info on a Santos Hernandez.



Tom Blackshear -> RE: 'Classic' flamenco guitars. . . (Nov. 27 2011 17:24:15)

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ORIGINAL: Prominent Critic

Contact Richard Brune.

Ramon



Richard's new e-mail is: rebruneluthier@yahoo.com



britguy -> RE: 'Classic' flamenco guitars. . . (Nov. 27 2011 19:17:31)

Thank you, Tom:

I just emailed him.

Let's see what turns up?



Jim Kirby -> RE: 'Classic' flamenco guitars. . . (Nov. 28 2011 0:55:59)

Detailed information on Esteso seems to be scarce. Any sources that people have would be appreciated.

Guild of American Luthiers sells a Barbero plan drawn by Brune.



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